If you want to know more and dying of curiousity, then go on. the book is easy to read and it's complete. though I must say that the ending would break your heart, either it's in a good way or a bad way it's for you to decide ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
Personally, I really like the ending because of the feels I got from it ლ(´ڡ`ლ) and–
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And that part where Jonghyuk searched for dokja for years even almost going crazy *chef kiss*
I'm still thinking cause I really don't wanna spoil myself toot much
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Which one? He did that twice
Its really good, and its long, plus the manhwa will take a really really long time to complete. The ending hurts me but it really is your choice
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It's difficult to really explain the end when you haven't read the entirety of the novel. To put it into layman's terms: We end up finding out that Dok-ja is essentially the creator of this world. His "dream self" (a younger version of himself), is Yoo Joonghyuk's sponsor (The Oldest Dream). Dok-ja feels an immense guilt because he feels as though since he dreamt of this world, he put Yoo Joonghyuk as well as others through tremendous suffering. He tries to kill his younger self as a way of "Ending the dream", but the group stops him. Long story short, because of his failure to kill himself, Dok-ja once again sacrifices himself by splitting himself into two. He makes a clone of himself that will be able to live out The End with the rest of the group. That clone has 49% of Dok-ja's memories. The 51% left of him will become the new Most Ancient Dream. Han Sooyoung ends up discovering that their Dok-ja isn't the "real Dok-ja" and with the rest of the groups help, they go and try to save him. After multiple attempts of trying to save Dok-ja (with one attempt causing them to eventually retrieve Dok-ja's unconscious body though it is in kid form), their final attempt ends up causing something to happen. The end of the novel is an open ending, but it is believed that their attempt succeeded this time. It's a really great novel, to put it lightly it may have even changed my outlook on life. I really hope you read it. Sorry if things sound incoherent, I am willing to explain in more depth if needed. :)
Should I reas the novel?