It’s <Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint>, a work by Sing Shong that began on Munpia. The main story is complete at 551 episodes, and the side stories are still being serialized. I love it so much that I’ve read it from beginning to end three times. Sing Shong, I really love you. Thank you for writing a work like this. (laughs) Cover of the web novel <Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint> | Image provided by Naver Series. The writing is truly outstanding, and I can’t even imagine how much research and preparation went into making the work so complete. It’s absolutely flawless. When you’re writing a story, sometimes errors creep into the world-building or there are gaps in the plot, right? <Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint> has none of that. It’s a work where every thread introduced early on is picked up later, and not a single scene feels unnecessary. I imagine many people encountered the story through the film first, but I really hope you’ll read the original web novel too. Films and webtoons inevitably have to leave out some content during adaptation. The web novel is raw, just as it is—like sashimi straight from a live fish! It’s much more detailed, and it has so many elements that spark the reader’s imagination. You won’t regret reading it. I think I cried my way through every episode. I may be getting a little too excited now. (laughs) I really hope you’ll read this work.
