But honestly, if I saw that book at a bookstore, I would have picked it up and read it and thought wow im so glad she was able to tell her story. I would have fallen into the trap lsk sets, and never thought deeper about how it happened. And this book was said to be really inspiring and the way the other prison women stands up for lsk you can see they sympathize with her story and maybe there were plenty of women who felt seen and heard from that story.

Its popularity meant a decent amount of money was made off of it that went straight to kdj's cousins pocket. Everyone profited from this novel in some way, everyone but kdj. (That's why he's the fool that has never dreamed of his own happiness, he can't picture it, it's always been everyone except him.)

So tell me why, kimcom + everyone writing orv and collecting the pieces they knew of him and spreading them out, not to one universe like his mother, but the eternal ever-multiplying universes and that is what saves him.

Drawing YJH was fun, drawing KDJ made me ragequit atleast twice TnT

Anygays, agression affection!!! :D

Her telling him after the abusive piece of shit of a father died that they get to re-read the book again was absolutely heart wrenching and hopeful. Then to watch their relationship all go to hell after that? I struggled with it. Because I so badly wanted them to work through the trauma together. Even Dokja said that he could have endured all the media attention and the bullying better if she shared with him what she was going through or had in mind.

Sure, everyone’s getting prettier but Kim Dokja’s like pretty pretty ykwim? Like he’s supposed to be average-looking but my guy’s basically an idol/model in the webtoon

Which is great! Because—first of all PrettyKDJ agenda!!!—And! It makes his different from the other action fantasy manhwa protagonists

I was reading the most recent chapter and as someone who reads just about all kinds of action manhwas I come across, I could tell, that if Kim Dokja’s character design was a bit more the manhwa-black haired-protagonist-in-an-isekai-loser-to-hero story, then he wouldn’t stand out at all

He’d just be another random protagonist going through the same clothes cliche plot line.

But that’s not Kim Dokja. Like literally

In the webtoon when he says throws out some cool one-liner followed by smooth action scenes, I don’t feel the way I do when other action manhwa protagonists do the same.

I usually go—‘hmm.okay’

But with Kim dokja I’m—‘ooohhh, look at my pretty baby he’s sooo cuteeee!’ (Uriel probably does the same but that’s besides the point)