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Also you'll understand why he is ugly too

I mean art imitates life life imitates art the amount of people who have actually read the novel to the end is very small just like in the story

I still goosebumb by the eding lol

STOP THIS. I AM SOBBING AGAIN

@@murata.. oh look!, 51/49

Here is a spoiler free explanation for it if anyone is wondering: there is "something" that protects his identity and privacy from being "read" by others which also results in his face being blurry or censored or hard to remember.

yeah there's no one who describes a person's face as "blurry"

Honestly, best side character in all of fiction

My girl Uriel knows where it's at 😂❤

The Manhwa has covered around 180-190/551 chapters of the Web Novel, it's actually slower then the Novel somehow, but a great adaptation none the less.

and theres other sites with more chapters than webtoons released (cough cough flamecomics) with 214 free chapters, webtoons is just for reading it on yt

@@Nah_I-ll_Win Yes, its really detailed.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Nah_I-ll_Winso your telling me it’s going to take around 6 years for the manwha to finish (1 chap per week ignoring breaks =361 weeks) I’m don’t know how long I can hold on without being spoiled or giving in 😭

*dry heaves*

My pookie patootie favorite girl did not plagiarize shit! This is slander against best girl! (Jk if it's not obvious)

uhhh, no, the first cult was based on the OG (Unless it was revealed to have not been somewhere past half-way through the LN.)

Been awhile, but I believe plagiarism is only part of the reason, as later on the question of why Dokja is the only reader or the identity of the writer resurfaced.

50? heh... 49% 51%

I'm also excited

Oh, I read the novel when I was mentally unwell too, gave me the strength to contact my friends once again. You have good taste, I hope you'll keep on living.

yeah it has web novel (completed), light novel (completed, an extra epilogue chapter featuring dokja's POV will be released), live action adaptation (not released yet), manhwa adaptation (ongoing) and anime adaptation which was just announced on crynchyroll

wait omg what are the names of the side stories 😭

@@junkosllette the side stories are included in the light novel you can find them at the end

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

"Most Ancient Dream" "Demon King of Salvation" I like these constellations XD

@@Uhgothopt dude Fr When they appeared in the story I immediately loved them

​@@lusse2 if you think practically there like same person just different memories or knowledge different

@@unknown_mystery. shhh 🤫🤫 they are all different constellations 🥳🥳🥰🥰🥰🥰

51% and 49%😈

same, only manhwa/Manga i read the webNovel

Thanks for not spoiling it, then. 😁 And I'll check out the epub (not sure about that format, but it's at least flworth looking into).

@@Airier there is also a pdf version with dark mode and additional fan arts.

So its bad

Good to know. I'm glad that tred isn' spreading too far yet.

And a web-/lightnovel thing: "The Police Called Me For The Filing Revealing Me A Master"

Also Manhwa/s: Return of..... 😂😂😂

I second this.

Fr

NICE!

Truly mind-blowing

@@RangeCMYK Well.... he asked.

😮 Honestly, I really need to look into getting a copy. At least of the first bit. 😁

@@Airier you might as well just get a translation online or read the webtoon (don't worry, the webtoon is a 1:1 adaptation to the novel) cause there's no official book translation in English

Might check that out. 🤔👍

@@Airierthe same author also have other good fics too, they made Adam in one fic as the main character and it was actually really good. If you're interested in a humor fic there's Beacon Civil War where before the festival Ozpin has the students along with the other school students compete in a war game where it is boys vs girls.

Ah yes, literally the best RWBY Fanfic Author on the Internet: Couer Al'Aran

Oh yeah I remember reading that. Don't think I finished it tho.

@@unkownbeing5420 I really enjoy Beacon Civil War, especially since it helps reinforce "Ren I see as the brother I never had" "And I you". I don't know why, I really would like to see the relationship implied in that mostly comedic exchange explored more seriously. Jaune and Ren being bros.

Yup. That's on me. Got it all mixed around.

I need to check that one out, then 😮

😮🤔 SO tempting to ask for more info, but that way leads to spoilers. 😅

Your honor I have autism this is literally my life

Sounds pretty Khorne-y to me. 😎 (Couldn't resist 😁).

@@Airier You wouldn't want to face her wrath, that is for sure 😁 But seriously, it is a great webnovel/manwha! I promise to stop preaching now

Dokja name is mean only child or reader and dokja is both.

There's an English webcomic called _Sluggy Freelance,_ that's been 5 days a week since 1997 (published books too) and the insane continuity and plot progression is staggering, especially when they have concurrent arcs that last months to years. It starts of looking like a newsprint gag strip, then the weight of what some of the characters go through breaks you. Not even One-Piece has introduced as many seemly silly ideas, only to make they harrowingly serious.

I was going to, but then I heard they're actually in the process of making an anime about it. I want a way to read it until the anime's out. If only because I'd be shouting at the screen a lot more if I already know it's about to happen then I would going in blind. 😅

it might also be the side stories that the writer has been working on

@@littledragonfly9581 Mmm True, but full answer I got from GPT, is "Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint," a popular web novel written by Sing Shong, was completed on April 24, 2020. The series was serialized on the platform Munpia and later on Webtoon for the webtoon adaptation."

OMG you have some rlly good recs here that i'm familiar with.🤩🤩

Maybe? Depending on any copyright issues, it does sound fun. 🤔

I've been up, it's the first time I've heard of the last two. Might need to check them out. 🤔

​@@Airier oh. then allow me the pleasure to give you a quick synopsis of both since i so happen to enjoy talking about them a lot. Lord of the mysteries is a isekai story about a person transmigrated into a body of a empoverished history student that commited suecide after getting involved with the occult elements of his world. As a resoult of his supposed survival of that encounter he gets recruited by the nighthawks, essentially a mystical police/detective unit under the church of the evernight godess and has to learn many mysteries of the world he found himself in to fulfill his desire of returning home. All of it in a dark victorian esthetic with a smidgen of stimpunk and elements of lovecraftian mystycism. I could talk for hours about how world is so detailed author referenced historical housing prices in london or How plot is so well thought out that there are hints to secrets revealed in chapter 1000 in the very first arc, or how power system is one of the most interesting systems of power i have seen... but it would be redundant. you are either already interested or wont check it out anyway. the only problem is that first 20ish chapters have less then ideal translation, but it gets better after that. The mother of learning on the other hand is a time loop story of a third third year magic academy student that due to some events joined the time looping individual in the middle of the loop. He has to figure out why the time loop exists, how it works, and more importantly, how to get out, all the while learning magic from both official, and less official sources, discover secrets about himself and his friends he never though of and become a better person for what the went through.... oh and stop a giant monster invasion organised by a impossibly powerful lich and a cult of ancient dead god that ravages the city he lives in near the end of every loop. What makes this time loop story special is how well defined the actual mechanics of the loop and magic system are. And the fact that protagonist isn't invonurable. his body is restored at the end of every loop but its almost instantly established that damage to his soul persists, and so do alteration mind magic does to his mind. so if he makes too big of a mistake and gets imprisoned by a powerful necromancer lets say.... The only downside to this book is that since the protagonists groth as a person is integral to the story, he can come off as a bit of a dick at first, but quickly improves and by the end became one of my all time favourites