The Phoenix Who Boasted, the Serpent Who Mocked by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a gay fantasy comedy romance.



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In a realm where warriors bind their souls to legendary beasts, Kael bears the blazing wings of a phoenix, and Arion commands the tides through a mighty sea serpent. Their nations are sworn enemies, and when fire meets water on the battlefield, chaos consumes everything around them.

But amid the smoke and foam, something more dangerous than war ignites: a spark neither man can ignore.

Forced into exile, Kael and Arion become fugitives—hunted by their commanders, celebrated by villagers who whisper of miracles, and endlessly embarrassed by their own beasts, who argue like squabbling grandparents and seem determined to shove their bearers into each other’s arms.

As fire and tide entwine, the bond between phoenix and serpent deepens, and Kael and Arion must decide: will they remain enemies shaped by war, or forge a new legend—one written not in blood, but in love?

Epic, heartfelt, and laced with sharp humor, Squabbles of Flame and Tide is a fantasy romance where even beasts can’t resist matchmaking.





You can read the story on Wattpad here:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/402370039-the-phoenix-who-boasted-the-serpent-who-mocked

Chaos and Candlelight by Jay Jeong un Yang (Sequel to Alloy and Soul)

I wrote a gay robot sci-fi comedy. romance. This is sequel to Alloy and Soul. You can read it here on Wattpad.

https://www.wattpad.com/story/402249411-alloy-and-soul



Here is the summary:



Peace has returned, but peace alone is never simple. When the mayor declares a new festival to celebrate the bond between humans and robots, Kai and Leo are “volunteered” onto the planning committee. Kai calculates the probability of disaster at ninety percent. Leo insists it will be “all vibes.”

What follows is chaos in the purest form:
– A food debate that turns into a soup-versus-stew cook-off.
– Robots trying to learn human dances, resulting in clanking pile-ups.
– Sparklers that ignite haystacks in the name of “fun.”

Through rainstorms, bonfires, and the world’s most awkward choir, Kai and Leo stumble into something unexpected: joy. And when lanterns rise into the night sky, so do sparks between them—publicly, unmistakably, and forever.

Warm, funny, and tender, Chaos and Candlelight is a story about how love, like festivals, is never perfect… but always worth celebrating.




You can read it on Wattpad here:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/402373002-chaos-and-candlelight

The Hunter’s Very Bad Luck by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a gay unicorn fantasy romance story.





Here is the summary:





Dorian is a hunter with a scar on his face and no patience for fairy tales. When nobles hire him to capture the last unicorns of the Silverwood, he expects superstition, not success.

Then he finds one—mud-spattered, bark-chewing, and very real. Even worse, the unicorn shifts into a man: Sylas, silver-haired, sharp-tongued, and far too handsome for Dorian’s peace of mind.

Soon Dorian discovers Sylas isn’t alone. The unicorns bicker like siblings, tease him mercilessly, and drag him headfirst into a prophecy older than the forest itself: when hunter and hunted love as one, the forest’s heart shall awaken.

Dorian swears it’s nonsense. Sylas insists it means kissing. Both are right—and very, very wrong.

As nobles close in, Dorian must choose between gold and the impossible love that’s already taken root. With sarcastic unicorns, reluctant tenderness, and a forest on the brink of rebirth, this is the story of a man who went hunting for legends… and found one determined to mock him into happiness.



You can read it here on Wattpad:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/402376615-the-hunter%27s-very-bad-luck

Code of Longing by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a gay sci-fi romance.





Here is summary:



A decaying communications satellite drifts above a long-dead planet, its signals fading into static. Sent to repair it, engineers Lucian Hale and Elias Rowe expect only rust, silence, and routine. Instead, they uncover something impossible: whispers of poetry bleeding through the interference, fragments of thought that sound all too human.

Soon, the static grows bolder. Lucian hears Elias’s hidden longings in the noise. Elias hears Lucian’s secret poems, confessions never meant to escape. The signal repeats their hearts back at them, unfiltered, undeniable.

Is it alien manipulation, a relic of the lost world below? Or is the satellite simply amplifying what was already there—two men orbiting truth, afraid to speak it until the void itself gave them no choice?

Among broken circuits and starlit silence, Lucian and Elias must decide whether to fear the echo or trust the love encoded in its hum.





You can read it here on Wattpad:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/402379433-code-of-longing

A Name to Break the Darkness by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a gay fantasy story.





Here is the summary:



Eiran was the boy with no magic, the one left to carry buckets and count sheep while others conjured sparks and songs. But when he whispers a name into the night, the stars answer—and the world begins to change.

He discovers he can hear the true names of legendary star-beasts, creatures of crystal, fire, and light. And when he names a wounded white stag in the forest, it transforms into Cyrion: a cursed prince, betrayed and bound to beast-shape until someone could call him by his true self.

Naming Cyrion breaks the chains of his curse, but it also binds their fates together. If harm comes to one, the other shares it. Now Eiran and Cyrion must journey through forests of starlight and ruins of old magic, where star-beasts gather and shadows rise, to undo what remains of the curse.

Yet along the way, their bond deepens into something more than destiny. In the end, Eiran must decide whether a boy with no magic can stand against betrayal and darkness armed with nothing but courage, love—and a name powerful enough to break the night itself.





You can read it on Wattpad here:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/402382317-a-name-to-break-the-darkness

The Garden of Storms by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a gay science fiction story.





Here is summary:





On a fragile colony world, science and survival hang in delicate balance.
Dr. Cassian Vale, a brilliant but rigid weather scientist, believes order can tame the skies. Rowan Ivelle, a passionate botanist, trusts instinct and soil to coax life from alien ground. Their rivalry sparks storms of its own—until the planet begins to answer them both.

When Cassian’s storms fuel Rowan’s crops, and Rowan’s plants stabilize Cassian’s weather, they are forced into uneasy partnership. But as storms and vines fuse into something new—pollen igniting like lightning, soil pulsing with growth—they realize the planet itself responds best when they work in harmony.

Together, they must learn not only how to balance nature, but how to balance each other. And in the quiet calm after the chaos, Cassian and Rowan discover that the greatest transformation isn’t of the world around them, but of their own guarded hearts.

The Garden of Storms: Songs of Rain and Bloom is a gay sci-fi romance about rivalry turned symbiosis, laughter in the face of disaster, and love that grows as wild and luminous as a living planet.



You can read it on Wattpad here:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/402383626-the-garden-of-storms