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Lessons in the Emperor’s Chamber by Aleph69
Fandoms: 전지적 독자 시점 - 싱숑 | Omniscient Reader - Sing-Shong
27 Jun 2025
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When Emperor Yoo Joonghyuk crushes the last embers of rebellion in a distant province, he returns not only with victory.... but with a prize unlike any other: Kim Dokja, the province’s sharp-tongued, intellegent, omega court scholar.
Defiant even in chains, Dokja’s biting wit and cold intellect draw the emperor’s attention more than any blade ever could.
Rather than execute him, Yoo Joonghyuk makes a different choice—claiming Dokja as his personal attendant and locking him away in a hidden wing of the imperial palace, draped in silk and shadows. But Dokja refuses to bow easily.
Every cutting remark, every failed escape, only deepens the emperor’s obsession. Court punishments turn into heated encounters, and reluctant submission gives way to something more dangerous.. craving.
Behind closed doors and beneath layers of silk, a battle of wills unfolds... one where pride is a weapon, desire is a trap, and surrender might just mean survival. Or ruin.
Who will break first?
The iron-fisted emperor, or the scholar who refuses to yield?
Bookmarked by AtariHana
18 Aug 2025
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Not the Ending I read. by dscosept
Fandoms: 전지적 독자 시점 - 싱숑 | Omniscient Reader - Sing-Shong
10 Jul 2025
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Kim Dokja has read a lot of bad manhwa. He didn’t expect to wake up in one, especially not that one. The world is cliché, the writing’s worse, and the male lead is a cold-blooded alpha prince with a harem and unresolved trauma.
Dokja is fourteen again. An omega. Poor. Alone.
Dokja doesn’t like this world. He doesn’t care about the plot. But Joonghyuk looks at him like he’s the only thing left that matters.
So maybe… maybe he’ll stay. Just for a while.
Bookmarked by AtariHana
16 Aug 2025
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When an R-Rated Fanfic Protagonist Transmigrates into the Original Game by fushiguro
Fandoms: 原神 | Genshin Impact (Video Game)
04 Sep 2022
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Zhongli was confused.
Ever since Childe was inexplicably stationed in Liyue three years ago, they played a cat and mouse game and fell into bed together more times than there were stars in Celestia.
Even after they got married, Childe continued to act coy and run away whenever they argued. Each time, without fail, he would be approached by a suitor, forcing Zhongli to chase him down and bully him back into bed. It was a familiar routine.
So— why was his beloved wife now saying that they were just friends and that he was acting strangely? Clearly, they were already lifelong mates who had a happy family together…
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Or, what happens when the Zhongli from an R-rated fanfiction transmigrates into the canon story?
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25 Oct 2022
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kinda want to see the other version where it’s childe with the swapped zhongli
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Sour Then Sweet by MostAncientStar
Fandoms: 전지적 독자 시점 - 싱숑 | Omniscient Reader - Sing-Shong
22 Mar 2022
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Kim Dokja rolled his eyes, putting his hands on his hips. “Don’t worry, I’ll help you sell more since you look too constipated to do it yourself.”
And that was how Kim Dokja became his salesman.
Yoo Joonghyuk and Kim Dokja ran a lemonade stand as kids. Yoo Joonghyuk made good lemonade but sucked at selling it, so Kim Dokja was his little salesman. Years later, Yoo Joonghyuk is a successful CEO and Kim Dokja is the new employee looking for an entry level job, but Yoo Joonghyuk immediately puts him as sales manager.
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The Prideful and The Peasant by hangrymugi for NikSaf
Fandoms: 전지적 독자 시점 - 싱숑 | Omniscient Reader - Sing-Shong
16 Feb 2022
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Kim Dokja is a runaway bride hoping to seek asylum and gain freedom as an Omega, Yoo Joonghyuk is a mysterious peasant that rudely joins him in his cabin despite multiple pleas for him to leave. Things do not end well. Or will it?
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“How did you end up stuffed here anyway? This cabin is supposed to be fully booked.”
“Then blame the convoy-”
“Train.” Kim Dokja interjects, correcting him.
“The convoy folks for double booking.” The man finishes with no heed to his words, as if Kim Dokja was, infuriatingly, nothing but air.
“Tch,” Kim Dokja rolled his eyes. “But you do see me here, do you not have enough empathy to at least move to another carriage? Nobility and peasants shouldn’t mix after all.” Though he was on the run, he had enough pride instilled in him to dislike it when his space was invaded, even worse by those in a lower caste than him.
“What a coincidence though,” the man replies flatly. “I don’t care.”