This easily reminds me of the times I would read R.L. Stine's Goosebumps series as a kid. Of course, this webnovel is a bit less than child friendly, but the main character is easy to like, and the setting is good enough to keep you on the edge of your seat.

It does make sense in this scenario. Shin's feelings are what's driving her to destroy the world in this scene. So because of Kim Dokja, everything is conflicting with those feelings. I think they may still have to kill her but I'm intrigued by the authors idea of the character.

The main character is likable enough towards the beginning but kind of loses personality as he grows stronger. The backup characters are actually really intriguing and made me wish there was more focus on them.

I can understand Shin's frustration with Yoo Jonghyuk, but I don't think it's fair for her to take it out on everyone else. Rather I think she should see that him calling Dokja a companion is hope that things can possibly change for them.

It's a rare sight to behold. I can see why Kim Dokja calls him names in his head when you realize he's frustrating to watch when he barely makes any progress and gives up on people who want to help him.

I mean...he's kind of snarky sometimes. I like him but I can see how people would hate him.

Love the story and worldbuilding so much. The constellations are so clever. 9.2/10. Kim Dokja is seriously one of the best written protagonists. Witty and annoyed rather than a goody-two shoes.

Looking forward to their friendship (frenemies?) in the future

That's actually really sad. I feel bad for her because she has a good heart.

It's an okay concept. I like the beginning concerning different college buildings. It makes a bit more of a unique scene than a subway station for instance.