The number of views for the first chapter was 1,2000, but it fell to 120 for the 10th chapter, and then 12 for the 50th chapter. By the time it was the 100th chapter, it was only 1. the plot is compelling, the interpersonal relationships of kim dokja’s company are well written and they are literally what makes orv orv. id also almost call this novel a compilation of cathartic acts consecutively that just expands its stakes more and more as it unfolds. and things are just being scaled more and more. it never stops until it does. Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint was originally published as a webnovel. The novel is divided into 5 volumes, each containing a number of episodes, along with a 5-part epilogue. Each episode is further divided into around 4–8 chapters. Please also note that Harumio is not responsible for any possible extra fees charged by the courier.

They were sincere sentences. Ways of Survival was my life’s novel. It wasn’t the most popular, but it was the best novel for me.Técnicamente, no hay romance en esta historia. HOWEVER voy a pelear a cualquiera que tenga el descaro de venir y decirme que Yoo Joonghyuk no está completamente obsesionado con Dokja Kim (yo lo interpreto como una obsesión romántica ahr). Si me dicen que Dokja no siente nada romántico por Yoo Joonghyuk ahora mismo, lo acepto. ¿Pero que Yoo Joonghyuk no siente nada por Dokja? Like, bro, are you blind? Did we read the same light novel? C'mon, dog. Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint” is a captivating novel that offers a fresh and intriguing take on the fantasy, supernatural, and adventure genres. Its blend of metafiction and isekai elements creates a unique narrative experience that will keep readers engaged from beginning to end. By immersing readers in a world where characters are aware of their roles within a story, the novel prompts thought-provoking reflections on the power of storytelling, the nature of choice, and the impact of knowledge on destiny.

His name, Dokja, can be written with two different Hanja, giving different meanings to it—either with "Dok" (讀) as in reader (favored by his mother), or "Dok" (獨) as in alone (favored by his father). [26]

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It was upsetting to think that the recommendation written with all my sincerity turned out like this.