• link: How To Train Your Donghyuck

https://archiveofourown.org/works/17758184

Length: 28K Summary: To prove himself as a worthy warrior in a village hunted down by Dragons, Mark, aka the resident Loser with a capital L, tries to take down the most feared Dragon of them all: A Night Fury! Killing a Dragon would immediately fix all his problems, smooth down the worry lines on his father’s face, and maybe even score him a date with his crush. But instead of a dead Dragon, Mark finds a new friend in the form of a big, black reptile, whose behaviour makes him question all the things his village people believe in. And then, there’s suddenly this snarky, yet cute boy he’s never seen before and who seems just a bit too… non-human.

• Link: rewrite the stars

https://archiveofourown.org/works/14921715/chapters/34566270

Genre: Robots&Androids!AU [Status: 11/11 Length: 54K] Summary: Donghyuck’s got a crush. He’s the perfect boy-- he’s cute, he’s polite, he cooks. Donghyuck’s friends even like him. The catch? He’s a robot.

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Length: 14K

[Genre: Shadowhunters!AU Status: 16/?] Summary: When Mark escapes his house at night for a walk, he discovers so much more than just a brand new world.

• Link: Lonesome Hill

https://archiveofourown.org/works/17612489/comments/213265019

Length: 20K [Genre: Hunger Games AU! Status: 4/14] Summary: Mark does not volunteer for the 100th Hunger Games. He’s not strong like Taeyong or beautiful like their mother. Mark is just Mark and nothing else. That’s going to have to be enough.

<p>Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/17330372 </p><p>Author: https://archiveofourown.org/users/lumarkle/pseuds/lumarkle </p><p>Pairing: MarkHyuck (Mark X Haechan) </p><p>Rating: general audiences </p><p>Warnings: bullying, toxic friendships, unrequited love </p><p>Genre: angst </p><p>Status: 1/1 </p><p>Length: 9K </p><p>Summary: “There was this one time,” Donghyuck starts, almost wistful. “I saw a bee drown in honey. Isn’t that funny? He wanted it so bad that he didn’t even realize it was killing him.”

</p>Notes: poor mark, my poor heart, this story was so smart with the way it portrayed the bees and markhyuck