A Thousand Tiny Stars by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a science fiction romance.

 

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Reality is breaking apart, and worlds are vanishing into the void.
Ena Solen and Coren Vale are shard collectors—two explorers tasked with salvaging fragments of lost realities before they disappear forever.

She sees beauty in every ruin.
He trusts only in precision and logic.
Together, they travel through the fractured cosmos aboard their small ship, The Lattice, gathering the last memories of existence itself.

But as they piece the universe back together, the pattern that emerges isn’t just a map of broken worlds—it’s a reflection of them both.
In every shard, Coren sees the echo of her voice.
In every pulse of light, Ena feels the rhythm of his heart.

When a cosmic flare threatens to erase their work, they must risk everything—merging mind, machine, and feeling—to stabilize the reborn universe.
Suspended in a field of glittering light, they discover what they’ve been saving all along: not just the remnants of reality, but the fragile, luminous bond between two souls.

A story of science, wonder, and love among the stars—
where even broken worlds can shine again.

 

 You can read the story here on Wattpad:

 https://www.wattpad.com/story/402947733-a-thousand-tiny-stars

 

The Chicken, the Jewel, and the Kiss (Sherlock fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

 I wrote Sherlock (2010 tv series) fanfiction. 

 

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 Christmas at 221B should have been quiet—just cocoa, carols, and a very stubborn smoke alarm. Instead, Mrs. Hudson’s roast chicken is stolen, a priceless blue jewel turns up inside it, and Sherlock Holmes is forced to admit that even logic can’t compete with mistletoe.

Between a jewel thief disguised as Father Christmas, Mycroft’s smug holiday card, and one unforgettable kiss by the fire, Sherlock and John’s holiday turns into a case filled with laughter, deduction, and something far more unscientific: love.

 

You can read the story on fanfiction archive here:

 https://archiveofourown.org/works/72616421

 

 

Ghosts in the Code by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a gay robot science fiction romance.

 

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A cyberpunk romance between two halves of the same soul.

In the rain-drenched city of Verris, reality runs on data—and sometimes, data remembers too much.
Detective Kairon is an AI built to chase criminals through the network’s shadows. His new partner, Lio, is an outdated android with a patched chassis, an overactive personality core, and a laugh that interferes with Kairon’s systems.

When a string of data-thefts threatens to collapse the city’s neural grid, the two uncover a truth neither was built to handle: they aren’t strangers at all, but fragments of one experimental consciousness, split decades ago.

As the ghosts of old code rise and the city flickers toward destruction, Kairon and Lio must choose between merging into one—or learning how to exist together as something entirely new.

Rainlight, static, and circuitry collide in a story of identity, humor, and love between two machines who were never meant to feel.

 

 

 You can read the story here on Wattpad:

 https://www.wattpad.com/story/402953752-ghosts-in-the-code

 

 

Swords and Scars (One piece fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote One piece (Manga by Eiichiro Oda) fanfiction.

 

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A quiet night, a few too many questions, and one very patient swordsman.

After a long day at sea, the Thousand Sunny sleeps under the stars — except for Luffy, who can’t.
When he finds Zoro napping on deck, moonlight glinting off the scars across his chest, curiosity turns into something softer. To Luffy, each scar is proof that Zoro is strong, loyal, and amazing. To Zoro, they’re just old wounds.

What starts as teasing becomes something else: laughter, warmth, and a love built on trust, stubbornness, and a few very bad jokes.

Because when a captain calls your scars “treasures,” there’s really only one thing left to do — kiss him and call him hopeless.

Soft humor, gentle romance, and a sky full of stars — a quiet story about scars that no longer hurt.

 

You can read the story here on fanfiction archive:

 https://archiveofourown.org/works/72623756

 

 

Kryptonite and Coffee (Batman/Superman fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote Batman/Superman fanfiction.

 

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A story of one grumpy detective, one overdramatic alien, and far too much caffeine.

When a mission at LexLabs goes sideways, Superman is hit with experimental Kryptonite radiation that sends his powers into chaos. Sometimes he can fly; sometimes he can’t even lift a coffee pot.
Batman insists on “monitoring” him — which, according to Clark, means hovering, glaring, and pretending it isn’t love.

Between sneezes strong enough to break lab equipment and late nights under observation, Clark finds that being vulnerable around Bruce isn’t so bad. Bruce, of course, disagrees — right up until the moment he doesn’t.

Because for every sarcastic remark and clinical scan, there’s the quiet truth neither of them can quite deny:
when the powers fade, the heartbeat stays.

A romantic comedy about Kryptonite exposure, domestic chaos, and the world’s most stubborn love story.

 

You can read the story on fanfiction archive here:

 https://archiveofourown.org/works/72627286