Omniscient Reader
by singNsong / Sleepy-C
Dokja was an average office worker whose sole interest was reading his favorite web novel 'Three Ways to Survive the Apocalypse.' But when the novel suddenly becomes reality, he is the only person who knows how the world will end. Armed with this realization, Dokja uses his understanding to change the course of the story, and the world, as he knows it.
Reviews (2)
ORV is very well written. I only just finished the fifth scenario but I really feel like the author has done well with pacing and cliffhangers. There are always new twists and turns even though the main character is already supposed to know what will happen. I also really appreciate the world building and characters that they have introduced. Characters are complicated with a mix of good and evil and the relationships with other characters make a lot of sense. Often times, I feel like relationships can be one note, but I feel like the author here has thought about it and made the interactions realistic. Thank you to the reviewer before me, I wouldn't have found this so fast without you. It's been a great read and I'm looking forward to more.
Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint (10/10) ORV is probably my favorite story I’ve ever read. It starts off feeling like a pretty standard apocalypse story, but it becomes so much more than that. Every arc somehow gets better than the last, and by the end, everything connects in a way that makes you appreciate the entire journey even more. The characters are amazing, especially Kim Dokja. None of them feel one-dimensional, and watching them grow together was one of my favorite parts of the story. The ending genuinely stuck with me for a while after I finished it, which almost never happens. It isn’t perfect, the beginning can be a little slow—but once it gets going, it’s hard to stop reading. If you’re willing to stick with it, I think it’s one of the best stories out there.