K-pop Warriors - The Sound of Light

Sara Melo

Sinopsis

Music has power. But what if it were the thin line separating the human world from demonic chaos?In a universe where fame is only superficial, a secret war rages that few can perceive. The Huntks—Rumi, Mira, and Zoey—are not just a group of K-pop idols; they are the last guardians of a magical barrier called Hon Moon, capable of keeping demons confined in another dimension.For centuries, hunters from generations past used music as a shamanic ritual to seal away creatures of pure darkness. Now, the responsibility falls to these three young women, who must balance fame, friendship, and human feelings with the duty to protect humanity.But not everything is clear in the music world. A rival boy band, Sadia Boys, disguised as artists, tries to weaken the barrier and steal the energy of fans. At the center of it all is Guima, the master of shadows, an ancient villain who manipulates power and corruption to regain control of the spiritual world. Between songs, choreography, and breathtaking performances, the Huntks face battles that challenge not only their bodies, but also their minds and hearts. Amid betrayals, sacrifices, and impossible loves, they will discover that the true power of music lies not only in its sound, but in the willpower and unity of those who believe in something greater than themselves.Get ready to enter the universe of "K-pop Warriors": a story of action, magic, suspense, and emotion, where every note sung can decide the fate of the world.

Disponible desde: 23/10/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 230 páginas.

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