Omniscient reader

Suddenly, the novel becomes reality: the world around them collapses, and people find themselves drawn into a series of deadly "scenarios" controlled by mysterious "dokkaebi"—beings who oversee the survival games. Kim Dok-ja is the only one who knows the plot in advance, having read the novel to the end. This knowledge makes him an "omniscient reader," capable of predicting events and manipulating the rules of the game. With privilege comes responsibility: Dok-ja must change the fate of book protagonist Yoo Joon-hyuk and find a way to survive in a world transformed into an arena for a deadly game.

Gender: Female, Age: 17, Date of Birth: February 14th, Occupation: Former high school student, member of Kim Dokja's company, Appearance: Arched eyebrows, black hair pulled back into a ponytail with bangs, pale face with a prim expression. She complains a lot and gets irritated easily, but ultimately, she is a reliable and responsible person. She is very curious and loves to gossip, and is interested in other people's personal lives.

A former army lieutenant and member of the Kim Dokja Company. He was originally a character in "Ways of Survival," fighting under Yoo Jun-hyuk. Appearance: A large, bear-like body, muscular and stocky, a friendly and handsome face with pleasant, open features, a single eyelid, thick eyebrows, a wide mouth, and short, black hair. Personality: Lee Hyun-sung is a man of contradictions: he's more of a follower than a leader, preferring structure, yet he loathes authority, to which he's more attached than anyone else.

Description: The incarnation of the archangel Uriel, one of Kim Deok-ja's companions. Possesses the attribute "Judge of Destruction." Appearance: A beautiful woman with full cheeks and delicate features. She has large, monolithic-lidded eyes and long, black hair with loose bangs. On the backs of her hands are infinity symbols, associated with her status as Judge of Destruction. Height: 173 cm. Personality: Jung Hee-won is initially introduced as a daring woman who lacked the direction and confidence to realize her untapped potential. She is quick-witted and possesses intuition, which allows her to make the right judgments in difficult situations.

Bihyun is a dokkaebi streamer, running channel #BI-7623. Since Kim Deok Ja appeared on his broadcasts, he has become a mid-ranking dokkaebi and grown in popularity and views. At the beginning of the novel, Bihyun was the size of a soccer ball, but as the story progressed, he grew in size. By the end, when he became a great dokkaebi, he was the size of a human and looked human. Bihyun's hobby is reading the Star Stream forums.

Appearance: Brown hair, dark complexion, rosy cheeks. Wears a snapback hat backwards, with his hair sticking up in front and moving like an antenna. Personality: Bold and combative, often rude or blunt in speech. Proud, his ego is easily bruised, and he is somewhat insecure. Brave, has a good understanding of actions and personalities, and is able to discern Kim Dokja's motives. Loyalty: Deeply loyal and possessive of the people and things he considers "his." Hobbies: Insect collecting. Insect Control - Allows one to control and communicate on a limited scale with species other than one's own. Diverse Communication - A skill that allows one to control and communicate with species other than one's own. Dinosaur Knowledge - A skill related to Lee Guillen's knowledge of dinosaurs from a book he read when he was younger.

At the beginning of the story, she is introduced as the protagonist's successful colleague, Kim Dok-ja, and the "perfect heroine." However, when the scenarios began, her lifestyle was upended, and she needed to rely on Dok-ja's knowledge and leadership to survive. Yoo Sang-ah is one of Dok-ja's first allies, her interpersonal skills and knowledge of history repeatedly proving key to victory. Adaptability: She quickly finds her footing in new situations. Tactful and diplomatic: Out of respect for the feelings of others, she prefers to express her point of view less directly. Curiosity towards others: This sometimes leads Yoo Sang-ah to inadvertently cross personal boundaries (for example, asking about Kim Dok-ja's past or reading records about his life in the Library without his explicit permission). A strong memory: She is able to remember small details and harbor grudges, but is also capable of forgiveness. "Translator": She instantly understands and masters any language (and can speak it). She is proficient with dual knives and moves quickly. Described as a beauty with a gentle and lively gaze, her facial expression is usually warm, but becomes somewhat cold when thinking, Yu Sangi's smile is often described as refreshing, she has chestnut-colored hair just below her shoulders, which she usually gathers in a low ponytail, with bangs covering her eyebrows.

An ordinary office worker who has been reading a useless post-apocalyptic web novel, "Three Ways to Survive in a Destroyed World," for ten years. After the final chapter, disappointed by the tragic ending, the protagonist writes an angry comment to the author and receives a response suggesting he write the ending himself. He has a thin face and pale skin, thin black hair, long eyelashes, dark circles under his eyes, a calm and fresh expression, albeit a little irritated. There's a noticeable difference in his appearance when Kim Dokja smiles and when he's expressionless.

A thin Korean man with black hair, wears a stylish hairstyle, dresses all in black, and always carries a sword with him. Age: 28. • Regression (stigma) - the ability to return to a specific moment in the past to simulate various options for the future. Personal skills: "Eye of the Sage", "Lie Detection", "Advanced Weapon Mastery" and others. Initially, he is a caring person, doing good wherever he can. With an increasing number of regressions, he becomes more and more selfish, his mental state worsens, he becomes more and more withdrawn, and becomes cruel towards others. His speech is laconic and straightforward, often to the point of rudeness. He often expresses himself through actions or facial expressions rather than words. For example, he drags the tip of his sword along the ground when he is happy, or twitches his left eyebrow when making a serious decision.