Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint, Vol. 1

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Perhaps it was similar to learning about death. For the first time, I realized that something was finite. I am not objective in the slightest. Did you really think I would give this book anything less than 5 stars? It will take too long to write an exhaustive list, but, as far as scenes go, this is an apocalyptic kill-to-survive (i.e. Hunger Games) type story, so there are people killing people, a few brief mentions of rape (off-handedly observed, nothing vulgar), and one mention of characters participating in cannibalism. The worst scenes that occur are in *Episode 1 [listed below].

I'm loving this story. The characters, the plot, the world-building; everything is breath-taking and extremelly compelling. However, at the same time, everything is starting to feel quite repetitive. And that makes me so sad, because I love the story, but I hated feeling so bored during the last 25 chapters.Yi Hyeon: A pivotal character within the novel’s world, Yi Hyeon is a key figure in the unfolding events. His relationship with Kim Dokja and their interactions drive much of the narrative.

I read a lot of books about transmigration that that theme had begun to feel generic and cliché. I happened to stumble on this book's webtoon. I have to say I don't regret reading 551+ chapters. This book was different, unpredictable and above expectations. The characters were refreshing, this book had its own rhythm unlike many transmigration books. The book basically screamed, "To hell with the handsome unfortunate male lead and ditsy, far from reality female lead. I am going to give you a real story." And something about being showered with love upon his return just doesn’t sit well on his conscience. But isn’t that hilarious? He, who scammed his way through so much of the scenarios to get what he wanted, is feeling a little out-of-sorts because, in a way, all of this is a scam too.

Most of y’all have probably just finished reading the last chapter and are confused which leads to you searching up explained endings. I assure you that my interpretation makes the most logical sense, read through and you will leave with no questions about any event of the last chapters. If you’re a fan of fantasy with a twist, enjoy exploring the boundaries of fiction and reality, or relish in philosophical themes interwoven with thrilling adventures, this novel is tailor-made for you. The characters’ growth, the intricate plot, and the exploration of identity and relationships add depth to the story, making it a truly enriching read. At this point, I have so many feelings about this book. This is a perfect time loop, a perfect dystopia, a perfect apocalypse, and a perfect scenario. There are no plot holes because everything is so carefully written and even the smallest details can be connected to form a bigger picture. For example, chapter connections between 180+530 and so on and on. It's hard to 100% give the writing any sort of score since this is a translation, but I can't properly explain how well the tone is balanced- everything from tension to humor to heartwarming scenes. The humor in this book is executed possibly close to the best I've seen done; It's not overbearing, but it's enough to take away from the sting of what's truly going on in this book. And, did I mention clever? This author is 100% clever in just the little twists and turns and breadcrumbs they give along the way. It was a face I had never seen before, despite looking into the mirror countless times in my life. I wiped at the blood on my cheeks. The blood wasn't erased. It turned out to be blood on the window.

PD: me tienen podrida los protagonistas separándose todo el tiempo FORROS ¿tanto les cuesta quedarse juntos? la puta que los parió Anyways after that heartbreaking section we get... squid!KDJ. The complete change of tone is so hilarious, it's so iconic (though the desperation of KDJC, especially SYS, hoping that the squid was KDJ, that hurt. Then the power holding me disappeared. I was grabbed by the force of gravity. I saw Yoo Joonghyuk's face as I was falling. Yoo Joonghyuk was smiling brightly like something made him happy.This arc was the most emotional so far. While Yoo Joonghyuk pissed me off a bit towards the end, I really sympathized with Kim Dokja as he comes to some hard realizations about himself and the “characters” around him. Kim Dokja: The protagonist and reader-turned-character, Kim Dokja possesses knowledge of the novel’s events. He grapples with the responsibility of using his foreknowledge to alter the story’s outcome and save the characters from their fates. The pale cheeks; two eyes gleaming like stars, were now looking at him.⸥ The white coat perfectly matching mine was dancing in the wind. [25] I didn't want an answer. I didn't want her to understand in the first place. Maybe this was the ugliest form of violence I could do against Yoo Sangah, who grew up in a well-off family. It was an arbitrary display of unhappiness forced onto someone who would never understand.