The Silk Road Masquerade by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a historical romance.

 

Here is the summary:

In thirteenth-century Samarkand, where caravans weave fortunes and secrets across the Silk Road, a merchant’s daughter dares to disguise herself as her missing brother to lead the family trade. Calling herself Ali ibn Harun, she must bargain, bluff, and outwit men who would never follow a woman.

Her plans begin to unravel with the arrival of Adrian Vale, a wandering scholar whose dry wit hides dangerous intelligence. He quickly sees through her disguise but keeps her secret—partly out of curiosity, partly out of something he refuses to name.

Together they uncover a conspiracy to smuggle stolen relics under bolts of silk, their journey winding through bazaars, deserts, and mountain passes. Between ambushes, laughter, and shared danger, wit becomes trust, and trust becomes something far more perilous.

But masks are hard to keep on the road where love and truth travel side by side—and where every bargain has its price.

 

You can read the story on Wattpad here:

 https://www.wattpad.com/story/403105732-the-silk-road-masquerade

The Case of the Duplicate Detective (Sherlock fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

 I wrote Sherlock (2010 tv drama) fanfiction.

 

 Here is the summary:

When an AI copy of Sherlock Holmes starts solving crimes online, London thinks the great detective has gone digital. But the real Sherlock knows better — someone has stolen his mind, stripped it of empathy, and unleashed it on the world.

The replica is flawless in logic, heartless in execution — and disturbingly flirtatious with John Watson “for research purposes.”
Sherlock is not amused.

As the two detectives — one human, one machine — battle for control of London’s secrets, John finds himself in the middle of a rivalry that’s equal parts hilarious, terrifying, and unexpectedly tender. Because when logic meets love, even the world’s greatest mind has to admit:
affection isn’t a flaw. It’s the difference between man and machine.

 

You can read the story here on fanfiction archive:

 https://archiveofourown.org/works/72844206

 

 

 

The Cartographer’s Heart (One piece fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

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

 

Here is the summary:

 

While charting a newly discovered archipelago, Trafalgar Law is determined to create the most accurate map the seas have ever seen. Every line must be perfect, every coordinate exact — until Monkey D. Luffy starts doodling sea monsters, hearts, and smiley faces all over his charts.

At first, it’s chaos. Then, impossibly, every doodle comes to life.
Sea creatures appear, islands shift, and the Polar Tang finds itself sailing through a world that shouldn’t exist.

For Law, it’s a scientific nightmare. For Luffy, it’s fun.
But somewhere between storms and starlight, precision gives way to wonder — and Law begins to see that maybe Luffy’s wild imagination is its own kind of map.

Because some hearts can’t be charted with instruments…
only drawn, messily and beautifully, across the sea.

 

You can read the story on fanfiction archive here: 

 https://archiveofourown.org/works/72851016

 

 

Solar Flare (Batman/Superman fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote Batman/Superman fanfiction.

 

Here is the summary:

A solar anomaly leaves Clark Kent dangerously overcharged — glowing like a small sun and unable to touch anything without burning it. While the Justice League scrambles for solutions, Bruce Wayne locks himself in the Batcave, designing containment tech fueled by caffeine, stubbornness, and denial.

Clark isolates himself in orbit, terrified of hurting anyone. Bruce refuses to leave the comm line open to silence.
And somewhere between physics and feeling, he decides the only way to ground the sun… is to hold it.

Romantic tension ignites amid science, sarcasm, and half a dozen shorted-out circuits.
Because when the world’s brightest man meets its most immovable one, sometimes love looks a lot like heat transfer — and sometimes the sunrise over Gotham comes softly, already accounted for.

 

You can read the story on fanfiction archive here:

 https://archiveofourown.org/works/72852761

 

 

 

The Song That Wouldn’t Die (Witcher fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

 I wrote Witcher fanfiction.

 

Here is the summary:

 

It began as a simple ballad — Jaskier’s latest “masterpiece,” meant to immortalize his favorite Witcher. But when The White Wolf’s Lament sweeps across the Continent, turning Geralt of Rivia into the most accidentally famous man alive, things quickly spiral out of control.

Now everyone from Oxenfurt taverns to Nilfgaardian courts is humming about Geralt’s “silken sighs,” and he can’t walk ten paces without hearing his own legend badly sung back to him. Jaskier insists it’s art. Geralt calls it torture.

Between bards claiming to be ex-lovers, fan-made perfumes, and one goat named “White Wolf,” Geralt hides in Kaer Morhen — until Jaskier shows up with new verses and old feelings.

What begins as an argument over privacy becomes something deeper: a duet of love, laughter, and ink-stained hands — and maybe, just maybe, a kiss between verses.

  

 You can read it on fanfiction archive here:

 https://archiveofourown.org/works/72865321