Description
Omniscient Reader Synopsis:
As usual, the protagonist “Kim Dok-Ja” was reading an online novel on the subway on his way home. Suddenly, the subway abruptly stopped, and a creature appeared in front of him. It had white fur and horns standing tall, and the scene was so familiar to Kim Dok-Ja. “This is the world that I know,” he thought.
Product Details:
Webtoon: Omniscient Reader
Volume: 3
Published Date: July 21, 2021
Publisher: A.Tempo Media
Writer: Sinshong/Sleepy-C
Origin: Korea
Condition: New
Pages: 248
Index: Episodes 5-7
Language: Korean
Size: 15*21cm
Weight: 0.33kg
ISBN: 9791164285433
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鈴木 洋一 from バンクーバー, カナダ –
この作品『Omniscient Reader Vol.3』には、初めて感じる深い感動があります。彼が自分の現実を小説で再構築してしまうというコンセプトは、一見普通に思えます。しかし物語が進むにつれ、キャラクターと世界観に強く引き込まれることでしょう。その幻想的な要素は、多文化共生社会の私たちにも多様性について考える機会を与えてくれました。ただ最初こそ違和感がありました。でもいつしか、その繊細かつ壮大なストーリー展開になぜこんなにも惹かれるのだろうと思わざる得ませんでした。この巻だけでも新しい発見や成長へ向けられているエネルギーです。
Nia Stratford from Toronto, Canada –
A gripping plunge into unexpected dimensions, combining fantasy and existential reflection. The art captures visceral emotion seamlessly, creating an addictive escapism rare in today’s literature.
Isabella Renan from Buenos Aires, Argentina –
Immersive storytelling intertwines existential philosophy with breathtaking visuals. Kim Dok-Ja’s journey enthralls, compelling readers to ponder fate and choice in a familiar yet uncanny realm.
Mateus Pereira from São Paulo, Brazil –
Yo, so I just finished reading Omniscient Reader vol.3 and whoa, it’s a wild ride! Kim Dok-Ja diving headfirst into the chaos feels super relatable. You ever get sucked into a story that seems to come alive? That’s this for me! The art is dope too; those fight scenes are breathtaking! It’s like watching an anime unfold on the pages but with way more depth in character development. Plus, seeing these bizarre creatures pop up while they’re figuring out survival strategies just hits differently when you’re used to mundane subway rides back home.