Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint, Vol. 1

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Plot-wise, I've never read anything like ORV and it's not your regular 'MC starts off as a weakling and eventually becomes ridiculously overpowered' kind of story. Mostly because Kim Dokja (MC) started out with a huge advantage because he was the only one who knew how the world would end. Compared to other powerful MCs, I think KDJ's characterisation had more depth and he was more fleshed out. He was strong but weak in certain ways too, he wasn't a perfect character that could do no wrong and I really liked that about him. En conclusión: si todo sale bien, ya debería estar en vacaciones de invierno de la facu. Therefore, todo mi tiempo libre lo voy a volcar en la lectura de Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint Volume 2. Mi hermosa pareja homosexual, voy por ustedes <3 The female characters in this book are absolutely amazing. They are not shallow. They don't suffer from The Bechdel Test - they pass it gloriously. Because this review is really extensive, I will add Plot, Basic Worldbuilding, Basic Characters, and 'Enjoyment Notes' in additional comments below. Cómo me gusta estar en vacaciones porque ahora me puedo dedicar a pleno a la lectura de esta joyita de historia.

Devil of Lust and Wrath • King of Corrupted Angels • Demon King of Salvation • Ruler of the East Hell

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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. 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.

Fantasy ROMANCE ACTION ADVENTURE REINCARNATION COMEDY WEAKTOSTRONG HAREM TRANSMIGRATION ORDINARY NOCHEATS Setting: The novel’s setting is a fantasy world filled with diverse landscapes, magical realms, and various civilizations. This world is inhabited by a wide range of characters, from ordinary individuals to powerful beings, each contributing to the dynamic nature of the story. Kim Dokja, the people he loves, and the world giving them the chance they deserve.) Language: English Words: 4,692 Chapters: 1/1 Collections: 1 Comments: 38 Kudos: 657 Bookmarks: 113 Hits: 3,870 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.Kim Dokja, once Demon King of Salvation, once Watcher of Light and Darkness, once Oldest Dream, is now simply Kim Dokja, 31 years old, unemployed. No more, no less.

Such a wide variety of characters is stunning... There are really few authors that can pull of such a feat and I have read 1000 books already, so this is saying something about the the level of writing. Mi primera light novel !! Empecé a leer a parir del capítulo 108, que fue donde dejé el webtoon porque hasta ahí estaba traducido al momento :( Tengo que admitir que al principio se me hizo bastante pesada (no sólo porque prefiero mil veces leer la historia en versión webtoon antes que en su contraparte escrito, sino que además la traducción no es la más óptima de todas), pero una vez que me acostumbré a la forma en que estaba escrita, y más o menos me aprendí los nombres de los personajes (meaning: puedo reconocerlos cuando los leo, pero no me acuerdo el nombre de nadie salvo el de Dokja Kim), empecé a leer los capítulos más rápido y mucho más invested en la historia. Sin mencionar que lo largo que es este volumen me intimidaba una bocha (tiene 2800 páginas en EPUB !!!! son literalmente 6 libros de los que normalmente leo comprimidos en uno. Without even thinking, Kim Dokja slips into his Work Mode to answer her. He angles himself to face her, twisting his body to draw attention to the lines of his slim waist and the jut of his hip, and flashes her his Idol Smile #3. Language: English Words: 3,680 Chapters: 1/1 Collections: 21 Comments: 557 Kudos: 13,002 Bookmarks: 2,984 Hits: 74,778 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.

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Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint” follows Kim Dokja, a young man who suddenly finds himself trapped within the world of a novel he once read. The catch is that he possesses knowledge of the novel’s plotline and outcomes, essentially making him an omniscient observer of the unfolding events. As he navigates this newfound reality, he interacts with characters, faces dangerous challenges, and tries to influence the story’s course while dealing with the consequences of his actions. The lines between reality and fiction blur as he tries to determine his role in this world and the true nature of his existence.

The story has lost me. I barely know what's going on any more. Dokja is just as motivated to move forward as ever, but my motivation to read on is gone. He has gained allies, skills and abilities that will likely help in the future, but I don't care about him any more or about the many new characters - I do so love a huge cast (not). I'm getting pummeled by too many names and the RPG mechanics I hate most. This is not a light read any more. I'm sure Dokja will be fine. He made it this far, right? Usually I would read all the volumes and write one review but this is an absolute monster of a novel so I had to split them up by volumes. Note: I am reading the [Fan Translated] Epub version with the original names; This version is based off the original novel and not the revised version.Han Sooyoung gapes at him. The lollipop slips right out of her open mouth and clatters onto the dirt. Suni_Buddy Fandoms: 백작가의 망나니가 되었다 - 유려한 | Trash of the Count's Family - Yulyeohan, 전지적 독자 시점 - 싱숑 | Omniscient Reader - Sing-Shong It's Kim Dokja Company's first Christmas ever since Kim Dokja wakes up. They're excited to spend their time together with their beloved leader, but he is nowhere to be seen. I can't say I love it or hate it. I think it gave the book the most impactful ending, but also a depressing one because we never see the end. We have to imagine it, just like Dokja had to struggle to reach the conclusion he wanted. It's the best possible ending for a book so magnificent. And yet, so dissatisfying. Out of pettiness, I dropped the rating a little. I didn't read the ebook but the webtoon story up to episode 137 and certainly will continue reading it even while it feels like it's starting to get bogged down and dragging. That might be because the story is structured like a game and although the author clearly has a plan for the story arc and the character developments it's still going from one level to the next and to conceal that repeating cycle the next level has to be bigger and more dangerous and in the later chapters is also happens that random skills or coincidences are needed that can't easily be explained with the MC using his knowledge.