An Irradiated Sunfish

Can someone explain to me why there are nearly no fics about Kim Dokja in the military? Like bro was on the front lines. I need kimcom to visit an old military base for a hidden scenario and find an old photo of him in a uniform and a thirsting YJH (that bitch on the other hand got exempt because he was the only person in charge of a toddler Mia) who can't stop staring at KDJ with short hair and that military swag. Bonus points if KDJ and LHS use guns and look hot while doing it

In case anyone is interested, here are the pdfs for the works singnshong mention as having a great influence on orv during their most recent qna, including the article han sooyoung gets her skill name from! there's the books How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read and A Lover's Discourse, as well as the article Anticipatory Plagiarism. reading them really explains a lot about the themes and worldbuilding of orv, and they're (especially pierre bayard's works) pretty easy to get through!

In case it wasn't made obvious already, Kim Dokja's main four constellations represent the main reader demographics for this kind of story: Sun Wukong is the one who's here for the actual plot and interesting story. He doesn't really care what path it takes (even if he gets displeased at times) because he's invested in how fresh and new it is, and he's a big fan of Kim Dokja as a character. He's the kind of fan boy who genuinely loves the story and character, but in the normal way a fan would for any series. You'll see him most involved with stuff that makes the story more interesting, but not generally at the cost of what suits the MC (KDJ), so he often agrees with KDJ's actions and stuff. Uriel is obviously the fujoshis. She genuinely loves the story and the MC and would be the first and last person to die on the hill for him. SnS understand that fujos are a powerful force, and just because they wanna shove their blorbo barbies together doesn't mean they treat the story or characters any less. They know the fujos love the characters more than anything else, and that's exactly what Uriel is invested in. So you'll see her most invested in Character Moments and actions that revolve around morals (she's an angel, after all. She wants KDJ not to become evil because then she feels troubled supporting him and his growth). ABFD is the powerscaling dudebro and the teenagers (ofc). He likes KDJ doing cool shit and causing all kinds of chaos since your usual MCs can just blow things up and survive the consequences. He gets bored if nothing's happening, but he gets invested enough that he's willing to ride it out. But overall he's here for the big dramatic moments of things going boom and powers looking real cool. That, and the relatability to Kim Dokja as a troubled character. Secretive Plotter represents the readers looking for the deeper meta stuff. They like the clever writing tricks, and the schemes that the story can come up with. They like the deeper moments of the story (whether character or plot-wise) and they're more invested in unraveling the world and the lore than the plot itself. The brilliance and the "never know what happens next" is what they love most about the story and are the most invested in, and picking up the pieces of the puzzle that lets them figure out how the MC ticks is part of their favorite past time.