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GenreKorea · Munpia

modern fantasy

80.0%
+10.0%p

Share over 12 weeks

6/299/21
View weekly figures
WeekShareTitles
6/2915.0%3/20 titles
7/615.0%3/20 titles
7/2085.0%17/20 titles
7/2780.0%16/20 titles
8/380.0%16/20 titles
8/1070.0%14/20 titles
8/1775.0%15/20 titles
8/2475.0%15/20 titles
8/3175.0%15/20 titles
9/775.0%15/20 titles
9/1470.0%14/20 titles
9/2180.0%16/20 titles

Evidence

  • modern fantasy appears in 16 of the 20 titles (80.0%) on the Korea chart.
  • Against the last observed week (9/14) at 70.0%, that is +10.0%p — from 14 to 16 titles, up 2.
  • Observed in 12 of the last 12 weeks.

WriterMate's reading

2 titles were added in a single week. This may simply reflect new entries near the top of the chart, so check whether it holds next week. 56.3% of the titles carrying modern fantasy also carry modern. It is more accurate to read this as the "modern fantasy + modern" combination moving, rather than the genre on its own. Next most common: growth(50.0%).

Appears alongside

Ranked titles behind this 16titles

Story pattern read from the synopses

8titles

This week's Korean modern fantasy works share a structure where protagonists gain great wealth or special abilities through unexpected means and thrive in modern society. Protagonists often live ordinary lives before suddenly gaining special status or power through sudden events (lottery wins, awakening abilities, transmigration). Based on this, they disrupt existing orders or start new ventures.

What changed from last week — Last week, many works focused on personal events such as retiring and taking over a ranch, gaining intelligence, or transmigrating into a dramatic ending. This week, stories related to financial gains or business expansion have increased, such as starting a hotel business with lottery winnings or becoming a special agent and taking over a ranch.

Original source: Munpia 주간 베스트

Rankings and title information come from each platform's public charts. Shares, changes, streak lengths and cross-market comparisons are calculated by WriterMate from stored snapshots, and every interpretation is derived from those figures alone. See how we calculate this