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Synonyms: Jeonji-jeok Dokja Sijeom

Japanese: 전지적 독자 시점

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Type: Manhwa

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: May 26, 2020 to ?

Genres: Action, Adventure, Fantasy

Serialization: Naver Webtoon

Authors: sing N song (Story), Sleepy-C (Art)

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Score: 8.53¹ (scored by 48,002 users)

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Ranked: #126²

² based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded.

Popularity: #116

Members: 112,284

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Dec 30, 2020

Addy_theOtaku

Recommended

Preliminary (36/? chp)

Ahh this seems to be a new addition in here and I was WAITING for this to be added.

Note that the webtoon just recently released a few months back and I will be writing my review for the 36 chapters I have read, not the webnovel.
So let's get to it now, my review might be a bit too long with some spoilers.

STORY: 10/10
This starts off with a simple yet exciting plotline that many readers might be able to relate to. Our MC here is an avid reader of webnovels and he followed one of them in particular called "Three Ways to survive the apocalypse" ...

Jan 5, 2021

GrimAge

Recommended

Preliminary (31/? chp)

Omniscient Reader isn't the first manhwa to bloom outside its home, few others managed to do the same but what separates it from the rest is the fact it's very unique and I've personally never read anything like this ever before

Story : Incredibly immersive and Exciting with amazingly written lore. The manhwa starts with our protagonist Dokja realising that web novel he has been reading for years is the reality now. Apocalypse striked, the world has fallen but he knows how to survive and what will happen next. He was a reader, reader he still is, but a reader who knows it all. The characters ...

Jan 8, 2021

Dasyud

Recommended

Preliminary (38/? chp)

FINALLY!!!

Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint has finally made it to MAL!

This is one of the few series I can preach about until I completely convert the listener. And that is because I found ORV to be completely FLAWLESS!

Omniscient Reader is a pretty refreshing addition to the list of manhwas with OP MCs because now we finally have an MC who is BY NO MEANS OP in physical strength.

His utilisation of knowledge and wits to adapt to the world, deviating from the one he read about in the web novel, is what makes this story interesting.

...

Feb 16, 2024

expo-_-marker

Mixed Feelings

Informative

Preliminary (100/? chp)

Okay. Here's the thing. I absolutely adore Omniscient Reader. The webnovel is easily beside my favourite novels/series like Les Miserables and Lord of the Rings. Seriously. The novel is just that good, and I honestly, wholeheartedly recommend reading the novel if you're someone who loves stories and great characters. There are a lot of impactful and heartbreaking moments in the book, and it moved me to tears both while reading it and thinking about it. So yeah. I love this novel. But then why did I only rate the webtoon a 7?

The thing is that Omniscient Reader is a story told from an unreliable point ... of view---throughout the story, Kim Dokja is constantly misleading the reader, hiding things from you, and thus you rely on the other characters who are more concise and clear with intent (Yoo Joonghyuk, Han Sooyoung) to fill you in on what he may have left out of the narration. Kim Dokja does not like conveying his emotions, he wants to *appear* like a calm and level headed leader who totally knows the best course of action, but the narration of other characters, the fourth wall, and even his own views on himself betray this. It shows you just how lonely he is and how lowly he views himself, and why he has no value for his own life, and why he is willing to throw away his life for his companions (because they are his everything). The point of view changes in this novel can let you into how the others view the world, and how Kim Dokja actually felt during a certain moment. On top of this, it lets you know what other characters might have been during between periods of time (ex. When YJH threw KDJ into the Han River during the itho-im not spelling that-saur scenario, he actually came back to the bridge and waited for him for 3 days). The webtoon chooses to focus almost entirely on Kim Dokja, and the effect of an unreliable narrator loses all of it's meaning when you can see the action rather than having to trust Kim Dokja to accurately describe what is happening. I think that the loss of the unreliable aspect of the novel, combined with the fact that you don't really read all of his thoughts, I can get why people don't think his motivations make sense, because his motivations lie within his constant commentary, and the rumblings of the fourth wall or the viewpoint of another character help further your knowledge of his character. As a result, I think his webtoon counterpart lacks depth that his original webnovel self had. Removing the context of Kim Dokja's thought process and ramblings, it makes webtoon Kim Dokja come off as flat sometimes (not all of the time, but definitely certain moments where he had plenty of internal dialogue reduced to a few sentences).

I also feel like the reader loving the story metaphor is lost in other forms of media, and that is why I fear the release of the movie to be honest...with the webtoon, those elements are completely removed since you can't hear all of Kim Dokja's thoughts and the thoughts of other characters, and I feel as if it focuses entirely on the action instead. Also, the addition of new characters (like that one dude from the peace land arc, whom I cannot recall the name of. in the novel it was just Asuka Ren, which ties in to the theme of authors and readers loving the stories that they make, and the peaceland arc was way longer now that I think of it) is something that I believe to be unnecessary.

The art is amazing, beautiful colours and clean lineart, and some panels are so beautiful I'd frame them if I could tbh...

But other than that, as a reader of the novel and the first person to sing it's praises to the highest point in the Alps, I think that the original meaning and overall emotional impact of the novel is lost in the webtoon because of the lack of external narration and because Kim Dokja is no longer an unreliable narrator. Thanks for sticking around!

Dec 27, 2020

czanx

Recommended

Preliminary (37/? chp)

Both an incredible manhwa and light novel. Based on the LN of the same name omniscient reader is one of the best reads of the modern era. I truly recommend to anybody who is interested in fantasy even though it is not particularly over the top. I think explaining the plotline only hinders at your enjoyment so i suggest going in blind. Give it 5 manhwa chapters and if you're not hooked its not for you.

Brief Synopsis: Our protagonist is an average salary man who loves his light novels. During his childhood he follows a certain one for an extended period over multiple years until ...

Feb 29, 2024

gasura

Not Recommended

Funny

Preliminary (85/? chp)

This story is the peak of deus ex machina(a.k.a Random BS Go!!!) if I've ever seen one. Almost every conflict and problem is resolved by introducing a new element or character instead of with wit and determination. None of the characters hold any weight in the grand scheme of things. You just know that some new BS plot armor will save the day no matter what.

The world-building is a huge mess that lacks any consistency and logic. Again, new elements and characters keep getting conveniently introduced and immediately dropped/killed off once they're no longer useful to the plot. Even the leveling in the game ...

May 29, 2022

Kaia15

Recommended

Preliminary (114/? chp)

"This is the story of a reader"

So I'm caught up to the manhwa and I've also read a decent portion of the light novel (chapter 459) and I've got to say, this series is shaping up to be one of my favorites of all time.

*Note, this review contains very minor spoilers, but I've tried to mark them as best I can.*

The story begins with our main character Kim Dokja who is your average 28 year old office worker who has a hobby of reading web novels. There's one web novel in particular that he has been following for the past 10 years called 'Three ... Ways to Survive the Apocalypse' or TWSA for short. He is literally the only person who has read this particular novel and after reading the final chapter, the story starts to happen in reality.

Story 10/10 -
Did I mention how meta this webcomic is? The story of this webcomic is unlike anything I've ever read before. There are so many mysterious things about the world building and power system that shouldn't make sense, but then make perfect sense in context. On the surface, the plot may seem a bit generic, but it turns into one of the most beautifully convoluted masterfully written plots that I've ever had the honor to read. The author perfectly combines so many details together for many different popular genres to create a product that is original, entertaining, and a delicious gourmet dish of a read (a delicious story as Persephone would put it).

[MINOR SPOILERS (chapter 8)]
Imagine something like Squid Games mixed with Percy Jackson, where the entire world is forced to compete in these death quests called 'scenarios,' but the twist is that the entire thing is being live streamed to celestial beings who watch for their own amusement. These beings (known as constellations) can gift their favorite humans/participants (known as incarnations) with coins which can be used to get more powerful (video game style).

Art 10/10 -
This should come as no surprise, but Sleepy-C putting in the WORK to make each and every panel glow with quality. The art is consistently detailed and beautifully drawn, to the point where almost every image is wallpaper material. The art keeps improving as you continue to read. My god, Dokja's feather coat in chapter 105 is 'chefs kiss'

Characters 11/10 -
I think the characters are really where this story shines (especially as you get farther into the light novel). Our MC Dokja (which means reader in Korean) is the cold and calculating kind, but not to the point where you get annoyed at him. He still cares deeply about his companions as well as the characters that show up from TWSA (yes, the characters from the novel that Dokja was reading show up, including the protagonist of the novel, who is one of my favorite characters).

The large cast is diverse and most of the characters get lots of on screen development. Hell the novel gave more personality to a fricken video game skill than some anime give to their entire cast. I've also got to give a shout out to the female characters in this story. There are so many stong and smart female characters who receive their own developments and over come their own obstacles apart from the main character. However, by far one of the most striking character relationships is the dynamic between our MC, Kim Dokja, and the protangonist, Yoo Joonghyuk. Kim Dokja is a person who has followed the story of Yoo Joonghyuk through out his struggles and rooted for him along the way.

[MINOR SPOILERS (chapter 11-12)] -
Dokja himself clung to TWSA as a coping mechanism to help him through school bullying and deep depression. He essentially used this series as a life line. Imagine having that much admiration for a fictional character and being able to meet him in real life!......the only problem is he wants to kill you cause he has PTSD and is now a soulless bastard with trust issues. As Dokja interacts more with the protagonist, their relationship naturally develops which is so satisfying to watch.

Enjoyment 11/10 -
I laughed, I cried, I felt anxious when the characters were in tight situations, I felt pride as they found ways to break the system and thwart their enemies. I especially related to the main character's passion for reading. The way the author explains the thoughts and feelings of a reader hit me deeply and had me staring at my bedroom wall for well over an hour. Last thing I want to highlight is the way the story keeps the reader in the dark about a lot of things, revealing small tasty crumbs of information throughout the novel until you get to a big reveal and you're like, "wow, now I have to read the entire series again with this piece of information."

Overall 10/10 -
I wholeheartedly recommend this series to anyone who enjoys reading and has a big imagination. Go into the series open minded and enjoy the ride!

Apr 27, 2023

Dixitpaudel

Recommended

Preliminary (114/? chp)

Alrighty then, let's talk about the Omniscient Reader Viewpoint Manhwa! This is going to be fun!

First off, let me just say that this manhwa is like a rollercoaster ride. It's got its ups and downs, its twists and turns, and sometimes you're left wondering what the heck just happened. But hey, that's what makes it exciting, right?

Now, let's get into the good points. The artwork is absolutely stunning. The characters are beautifully drawn and the action scenes are epic. Plus, the story is pretty unique. I mean, who wouldn't want to read about a guy who can see everything that's happening in a novel?

But, as ...

Jan 2, 2022

a-wild-julibean

Recommended

Preliminary (87/? chp)

Honestly, I almost feel bad giving orv (Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint, the original name of the webnovel) 10s in all categories because it makes it seem like I didn't think to criticize it at all, but it's really just because this series is genuinely one of the all time best, especially of those to come out recently.

Story - 10/10
Omniscient Reader's premise might seem simple or generic at first glance (basically reverse isekai), but the amount of detail placed into building an expansive, specific, and creative world brings it up to levels that are completely unmatchable by others in the same genre. It's somewhat complicated because ... the reader is thrown straight into it without much hand holding, but put in a little thought and you should get it--what I'm saying is that this is one where you can't just shut your brain off and enjoy the ride if you want to get everything out of it.

The plot is an absolute masterpiece. Speaking from a novel reader's experience, this story will make you laugh, cry, scream, and smile so hard like so little stories manage to do. And, the future twists are nigh impossible to predict on your first read through, but the massive amount of foreshadowing the authors added in, even from some of the first few chapters, becomes obvious during a reread. It's a clearly well thought out story, where each moment builds to something greater. You're in for a wild ride.

And the themes! I'm such a sucker for stories that put in the effort to really nail down a lesson they want to impart on their readers, and orv is one of those. It plays with morality, depression, sacrifice, salvation, and more with the weight those topics deserve. Honestly, a story that changes lives.

Art - 10/10
It's made by Redice studio, so it's obvious it's good, and they do such a great job getting across the emotions of the story, as well as the action.

Character - 10/10
These are the absolute highlight. Kim Dokja, the main character, is so complicated in the best way possible--a far cry from other male power fantasy self inserts. He's smart, witty, hilarious, and a massive scammer, which makes for an entertaining narrative. But beyond that, he's nuanced. He plays into the moral grey trope like many other protagonists but is ruthless enough that he counts as possibly "a bad person" but so clearly emotional enough that he doesn't come across as annoyingly edgy. The webtoon has only just been digging deeper into his true personality and past--with the more that's uncovered, the more you understand him as a person that's conflicted and hurting in a way that comes across as painfully realistic. As the novel reader fans agree, are you really an orv fan if you don't both want to strangle Kim Dokja and hold him in your arms?

The side characters are just as amazing, and that's so rare in these types of power fantasy stories (though this actually isn't one). They don't exist just to make kdj (Kim Dokja) look cool, they all have their own interesting personalities, morals, drives, and stories--they exist beyond what they are to kdj. ESPECIALLY the women. If you're looking for a series with a strong female cast that kick ass and own their femininity without being some guy's accessory, this is your story.

Enjoyment - 10/10
This is such a fun story on top of all of the nuance, with great humor, amazing fights, incredible twists, and wonderful characters. It might be a little slow, but it's worth it to spend all that time in this world with these people.

Overall - 10/10
I can't sing the praises of this story enough. There's barely a single thing I can have gripes with, and those that aren't masterpiece level are easily ignorable. It's a story that I recommend to everyone--especially to those who love to read or have been saved by reading. This one resonates. Truly, it's deserving of the #1 most popular Korean webnovel.

TL;DR READ THIS STORY GOD IT'S SO GOOD

Jun 5, 2022

ImChan

Recommended

Preliminary (109/? chp)

I'll try to keep this review as spoiler-free as possible. Conclusion will be at the bottom.

After going through _Tower of God_ and _Solo Leveling_, I was looking for more of that good webtoon reading. Looking for similar things, I managed to find myself reading this (this is also one of the first series where I joined up pretty early). And boy, am I glad I did so. This series has had my attention for so long, and for good reason. This series is amazing in the fact that it engrossed me so fast, and still captivates me to this day (currently at chapter 109). It's ... an extremely fun read, and something I read as soon as it's up. What started off as a strong series managed to turn into something truly amazing. As I continued reading weekly, my score for this series slowly went up and up. It's so good that when anyone I know gets into the webtoon world, it's always the first thing I recommend. Honestly, I'm surprised that there hasn't been a review for this, so I decided I'd write one if it got even one person to read this series.

Story:
The story revolves around the character Dokja Kim, who finds himself reading his favorite web novel _Three Ways to Survive the Apocalypse_ (and seemingly the only one left doing so). One day, the web novel ends, and the author thanks Dokja Kim by sending him a gift (a copy of the web novel) and letting him know that his series will become paid content at 7 PM. At 7 PM, Dokja's favorite series comes to life and becomes his new reality. He's thrust into this new reality headfirst along with his work colleague Sangah Yu with the goal of completing the scenarios that are given by the Dokkaebi that appears. These scenarios are streamed to constellations who can sponsor people with coins and gifts to help them progress through the scenarios. Later on, he finds out that not only has his reality changed, he also finds out that the main character of the web novel Yoo Joonghyuk is also there. Yoo Joonghyuk is what you would call a regressor, as in when they die they regress back to the start. Knowing this, Dokja must also keep Yoo Joonghyuk alive as if he is killed, the world could potentially restart and Dokja may not be in it. With the main goal of surviving the scenarios, Dokja continues on living in this new reality of his. Using his knowledge of the web novel, Dokja finds the best ways to go through the scenarios and manipulate them to the way he wants so he can get the ending that he wants.

There is also a skill system in which everyone has their own skills, which can be upgraded by using coins and other means. They are also given their own special attributes. Individuals can also be given specific skills from constellations that can sponsor them. They can also use items that can benefit them such as consumables and weapons.

Characters:
The characters in _Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint_ are just fantastic. They're all pretty well developed, and (so far) no annoying characters whatsoever. It's always nice to see even side characters get some great development and seem interesting. I'll talk about a few of the characters in the series briefly since I don't want to give away too much.

Dokja Kim is the main character of this series. He's a friendly individual, but if it comes to it he can be cold as well. He uses his knowledge of the web novel to help him survive the scenarios. This knowledge is used in interesting ways and keeps the series fresh in my opinion.

Yoo Joonghyuk is one of the main characters of this series. He was the main character of _Three Ways To Survive the Apocalypse_ and is currently in Dokja's world. He is a cold-hearted character who is hell-bent on getting through the scenarios.

Sangah Yu is also one of the main characters of this series. She was Dokja's work colleague. She is an empathetic character with the capability to get things done if needed.

Art:
This series has some insanely good art. In my opinion, it even has some of the best art in the webtoon world (from the webtoons I've read so far). Every scene just looks fantastic, and well colored (still surprised at how some series are full color and drawn so well). The art continually gets better as the series goes on (not that it was bad at first) and sometimes the scenes stun me with how awesome they look.

Conclusion:
Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint is, in my opinion, a must-read. It's a story that's well written, has a fantastic cast of characters with great development, art that is just stunning at times, some good world building, a cool skill system, a journey that just keeps on giving, and most of all it's fun. The time invested in this series won't be wasted. It stands out in the medium as one of the greats. Whenever I think it can't get better, it makes sure to let me know that I was wrong. It's one of my personal favorites, and hopefully it'll be one of yours.

May 1, 2021

florisugent

Recommended

Preliminary (40/? chp)

This series is a gem, and I hope it sees the success Tower of God did. I am writing this revie was someone who reas the comic first and is only now reading the book (chapter 11)

Story: 10. I hate isekai. Especially modern isekai. It’s always some power trip self insert with barley any actual thought going into the characters, especially the main characters, or a good plot in general. ORV has surprised me with how well thought out and planned it is. First, it‘s a trope in Isekai that the MC will know everything about the world as they are a huge nerd. ... Dokja is no exception, the difference here is as he’s been reading the novel he transported into for 10 years, things are hazy, and he will forget things. This is already a nice touch. The story is incredibly engaging and intriguing. Character interactions are fun, exciting and you look forward to them. The characters do not always end up on top, and they are not invincible. In fact, most of the time, Dokja barley gets out by the hair of his neck after saving his team. I have no complaints as of now. This might change.

Art: 8/10. The art is simple, but very good. The artist makes a fantastic use of angles and dynamic posing I would just stare at my screen in admiration for a good five minutes at times. As a majority of the characters have the same hair and eye color, unique character designs are extremely important. I think the artist did good with this. There’s no same faces, you could tell who’s who if you switched out the hair and eye colors. The expressions are also amazing. Especially Dokja’s when he’s about to do something crazy.

Character: 9/10. Where do I start here. Dokja is just incredible. He is such a morally grey character that the word grey doesn’t even suit it. One of the first things that stood out to me was when he realized he could have saved people, and then goes “yeah, I could have, I don’t feel bad about not though”. Wow. He’s a truly engaging protagonist. He’s not just the typical edgy bad boy though, as he cares deeply for the people around him (he won’t admit it, not even to himself, but the way he takes care of Lee makes it obvious) and won’t hesitate to take on a heavy burden in their place. I’ve been told by my friends that this self sacrificial trait gets worse the story goes on, and is treated extremely seriously and not like it’s a good thing- which I cannot even describe how excited I am for. Dokja is smart. Very, very smart. I’m wary of smart characters in media usually, because it takes a clever author to write a clever character without it seeming like an asspull, but the authors of ORV clearly thought out what they are doing. Dokja’s reasonings make sense and you can totally believe this is just a very intelligent man.

Another thing I really enjoy is how even if Dokja himself has issues seeing others as real humans due to the nature of the comic and probably some physiological issue (lol), the characters around him still feel like real people. The other main character- Joonghyuk is a great example of this. He doesn’t trust Dokja as far as he can throw him and activity tries to kill him at some point. Yeah, logical reasoning. If I had to live in apocalypse on a loop and some guy that can bypass my powers came waltzing in I’d be wary too. A trope in isekai is how everything revolves around the main character- including other characters. This doesn’t happen here. There’s plenty of people who consider Dokja a mild annoyance in their own plans. When characters are off screen you can imagine they are doing things that we the reader have no clue about, and are not just staring into a wall waiting for Dokja to make an appearance so they can be characters again.

Enjoyment: 10/10. All in all, ORV is just fun to read. It’s an enjoyable comic. You never feel truly bored because even if a big fight isn’t happening, the characters themselves are so intriguing that the time spent with them is just as engaging. I recommend this fully, and I imagine in a year or twos time the recommendations will just keep on rolling in.

Jan 14, 2022

cobradragon4373

Recommended

Preliminary (89/? chp)

Story: 7/10
The concept of the plot itself is pretty straightforward- the story from a novel get brought into real life, and there is just one guy who's read the whole book and knows what will happen, beginning to end.

What's great about ORV is how it presents its story. The main character, Dokja, is, as the title says, all-knowing. As a "reader," he knows what's going to happen in the story ahead of time (well, most of it, anyway.) The twist is that we, as the real readers, don't know anything about the book Dokja's read. So we have to piece together story details from ...

Jun 5, 2022

Min0t7

Recommended

Preliminary (109/? chp)

Damn, like what can I really say about this series at this point.

reading Omniscient Reader is like a magic trick.

At the start, you are a confused audience member who is staring at awe as something that shouldn't be possible. As the story/act progresses, information is given in small crumbs until the whole magic trick unravels. Once you finish the book, you see the whole trick, but you can't recall how it's done after a while.

When you reread, you see all the plants for the trick and it begins to click in your head, and you begin to recollect more and more as the magic ... goes on. You catch the foreshadowing sprinkled throughout the manhwa. For the information that passed right over your head on first read through, you now see the crucial importance of it all and understand the actions and decisions of certain characters more. Whilst knowing how the trick is done, you are enjoying watching the magician do it. You lose no enjoyment just because you know how it works, and you're still entertained to see it unravel slowly.

By the end of my second read through, I'm left with one question: how tf do you even pull off a story like this?

story 10/10
I imagine the authors when writing this were like.....hmmm I like this aspect of this story, but wouldn't it be cool if there was a character with this ability as well? Oh sh*t, I also wanna add a little bit of time travel cause that stuff’s spicy. Damn, but I really like Greek Mythology, but also Korean Mythology. We definitely need to add like stars and universes and celestial beings and all that jazz. For that matter, I like twitch streams and video games too. What about like monsters and floating fairy demons that look like furry pacman ghosts with horns and stuff?

F*ck it, we're using EVERYTHING (I mean literally everything) and we're gonna make it work

.....And it works.

Art 10/10 -
Some panels had me gawking at how beautifully drawn they were. The art is always top tier, but in these most recent chapters, they've somehow become even better. I feel like I could screenshot any panel and use it as my wallpaper.

Characters 11/10 -
I didn't expect the main character, Dokja, to be so...interesting? During the introduction of his character, you think he's your typical loser loner weeb, who reads web novels all day, and he is! but he's also...not? As the events of the story begin to unfold and the web novel Dokja has been reading for the past 10 years becomes a reality and Dokja does a 180. He becomes cold, calculating, scheming, and sometimes I question whether I should even be rooting for him (at least in the beginning chapters). Also the character development and backstories we get on Dokja are genuinely shocking and add a lot of depth to his character.

And it's not just him. Yu Junghyeok, the protagonist of the novel Dokja was reading, is also a fascinating character who gets a lot of development. I won't go much into his character since I don't want to spoil anything, but just know that his dynamic with Dokja had my eyes glued to the page, consuming each chapter like popcorn.

And it's not just the main characters! Even the side characters play a large role in the actual story and are genuinely well written and complex. Characters that you don't even think are essential to the story get care and time provided to flush out their inner workings, flaws, strengths, and ideals.

Enjoyment 11/10
This series had my brain in a knot and my eyes glued to the page throughout all 550 chapters of the novel as well as the chapters of the manhwa that are released weekly (currently there are about 109 chapters of the manhwa). Every week I'm excited to read the next chapter and to see how the novel is adapted since the novel is by far one of my all time favorites. I hope this series will get the appreciation and love it deserves and I hope that you will also have as much of a blast as I did while reading it!

I recommend starting with the manhwa and then switching over to the novel if you are hooked (that's what I did). The start is good, but the arcs only keep getting better and better as the series goes on until you reach masterpiece level. Have fun reading!

Apr 21, 2021

Terror_Nightcore

Recommended

Preliminary (38/? chp)

REALLY A WONDERFUL READ! 10/10 recommend it

Even the novel's storytelling makes me feel like the scenes are unfolding before my eyes. It made me laugh, cry (sometimes simultaneous) and feel for the characters like they are one of my own precious children. I can say that I fell in love with this in the first couple of chapters and that's rare for me.
Really this is a good one. I recommend reading this. I will not give spoilers. But what happens when the move you read becomes reality. Read it Read it Read it Read it Read it Read it Read it Read ...

Feb 24, 2021

GhostF1sh

Recommended

Preliminary (44/? chp)

I absolutely adore this manwha. This is by far my favorite out of all the overpowered mc/solo-leveling genres of stories.

While most of the aspects of the story can be pretty generic, I love the pop culture references the author includes. I remember audibly squealing when they referenced the Survive! Mola! Mola! phone game. I loved that game when I was younger and it was really cool to see it referenced. There are also a lot of allusions to western media (especially movies) that are really cool.

There are many other cool references but you should really read it to find ...

Jan 5, 2022

Yakimy

Recommended

Preliminary (86/? chp)

Omniscient Reader and i still can't spell the name right lol jokes aside, people liked this and hated on solo leveling even tho both are coming from the same studio? time to do a crusade hah....

Spoilers??? (i guess)

Anyywayyy OmniScient Reader in a way or another more complicated as a story yet it's good enough to get you hooked up AGAIN.

MC is lucky asf (focus on this point when you start reading the manhwa) HE'S SOO LUCKY after getting an admin like privileges and GOD-Tier passive skills to survive while knowing how's the world will end bcuz he completed a 3145 chapters from a ...

May 20, 2022

EpiCabbage

Recommended

Preliminary (108/? chp)

This is the first manhwa I've read that genuinely has a good story, and isn't just "I'm bored so I'll read some wish fufillment garbage with an op guy" (looking at you solo leveling). The characters and their dynamics are genuinely interesting, and though some of the arcs were a bit slow, the world building of it is really quite well done. The art is pretty cool, matches any other top manhwa so nothing incredible but good enough to feel enthralling when it needs to. Protagonist has some interesting struggles and interactions with side characters beyond the cliche garbage I've come to expect from webtoons, ...

Nov 2, 2021

Thaker69

Recommended

Preliminary (70/? chp)

To me it was a good experience of a world with RPG aspects. There are many layers that turn it incredible, the first one is the RPG world, that is something that we already have seen in other Manhwas like Solo Leveling, but still very competent. Following the layers, we have the fact that there is people that can surpass this RPG system and revive, being in a loop. But all this is controlled by divinity's beings, that watch the world like in different streams. And, after all this, there's our protagonist, that had read all this in a Novel, and knows everything that's ...

Jul 30, 2021

hawkaii

Recommended

Preliminary (59/? chp)

i have been reading webtoons for a time now and read solo levelling , the beginning after the end , tower of god to mention some few. but damn this manhwa is in a whole another level . You would be surprised how well plotted and detailed this webtoon is . the art is arguably on of the best you would see.
As time goes the story becomes more fascinating i have read till 59 and just cant digest the twists and the adventure they kept going. KIm dojka has just become the meaning of surprises ...

Oct 14, 2022

Zapso

Recommended

Preliminary (118/? chp)

A hype as f*ck apocalyptic fantasy story where mc has knowledge of the future, yet still struggles and not everything goes his way. Trying to survive in the world of omniscient reader's viewpoint is like trying to play dark souls without dying on your first playthrough, so mc has a pretty big advantage from knowing how most of the scenarios will unfold. Has good art and is very fast-paced so you won't get bored easily. Most of the side characters and the mc are pretty bland but that is usually the case with most manhwa. 100% action and 0% romance 9/10 :)