Welcome to Apex Crest Academy, a high-stakes, dog-eat-dog hybrid school where animal traits, omegaverse biology (heats, ruts, knots, and scent politics), and brutal family dynasties rule everything. Divided strictly by habitat and social rank, students either claw their way to the top as elite apex predators (like our King and Queen Bee, Alistair and Vesper) or fight for survival at the bottom as low-ranked apprentices (like Maeve and Pip)—while completely new student Y/N flies entirely under the radar in a world of arranged marriages, soul bonds, and ruthless ambition.
When his dramatic, debt-ridden parents steal a massive dowry and flee the country, Y/N is forced to put on a bridal gown and pose as his lookalike older sister, Vivian, to save his family from the city's most ruthless syndicate. Suddenly married off to Ren and Leo—the formidable twin heirs of the Blackwood crime family—Y/N has to play the ultimate submissive, clueless housewife while keeping his true identity a secret. Though the twins start out freezing cold and hostile, Y/N’s domestic care completely breaks their defenses. After he calmly stitches up the black-haired, cynical Ren after a shootout and nurses the blonde, brutal Leo through a severe fever, both terrifying mafia bosses are secretly rewired into whiny, deeply submissive softies who crave their new "wife's" attention. The real warfare, however, takes place behind mansion walls and out in the criminal underworld. Armed with elite combat training from a chaotic childhood, a permanently bored Y/N treats frequent kidnappings by rival syndicates like a relaxing vacation from his chores, quickly whipping his massive captor, Dimitri, into running errands and ordering specific takeout. Back at the manor, Y/N effortlessly uses his wits to reverse the petty, jealous traps of the twins' whiny childhood friend, Trixie, earning the quiet respect of the severe head maid, Martha. Between casually dismantling rival cartels from the inside out, outsmarting high-society saboteurs, and managing two newly obsessed, submissive husbands, Y/N is just trying to live his best lazy life and ensure the laundry gets folded on time.
Fairytale High is a high-stakes, musical-filled boarding school where nearly a thousand students are strictly divided between pristine Royals (classic storybook heirs) and Rebels (newly integrated villain kids). Bound by magical destiny contracts and watched over by a controlling administration, students navigate fierce social warfare, secret potion-brewing, and forbidden romances. As tension builds on the first day of the villain kids' arrival, the campus erupts into musical showdowns—highlighted by masterminds like Allie Liddell playing innocent while pulling the strings, and rebels like Jaxson Grimhilde clashing with the royal elite.
That flashback storyline focusing on Present Mic, Eraser Head (Aizawa), and Oboro Shirakumo's time as students at U.A. High is officially called the School Days Arc
This high-stakes historical drama adapts the core mystery, character dynamics, and intricate plots of The Apothecary Diaries, replacing the original leads with the deadpan Y/N and the stunning, insufferable Emperor Sato Kenji.
The secret idol follows Y/N, a gender-neutral sophomore who balances life as an invisible student at Forest Ridge High and the secret seventh member of the massive rookie K-pop group HAZARD. Though Y/N possesses the best vocals in the band, they choose to stay in the background, letting the agency market them as the "cute, quiet baby" of the group to protect their identity. To stay hidden, Y/N navigates high school in an awkward wig and thick glasses, dodging a nosy popular girl, an investigative student reporter, and an aggressive gym coach who mistakes their sharp dance reflexes for raw athleticism. Backed by their six chaotic, protective group members and a frantic manager, Y/N plays a high-stakes game of hide-and-seek where one slipped disguise could end their career instantly.
