Kim Dokja is the main protagonist of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint. He is the sole reader of the webnovel Three Ways to Survive in a Ruined World, an apocalyptic fantasy story written by tls123 who read it through the end. Near the end of the novel, he is revealed to also be The Oldest Dream, Yoo Joonghyuk 's sponsor.

An archive for Yoo Jonghyuk x Kim Dokja fanworks, especially fan-comics and doujinshi

金独子，男，韩国现象级网络小说、韩国连载网络漫画（webtoon）《全知读者视角》中的男主角，“独子”韩语发音dokja与“读者”一样，故双关读者。 [1-2] 金独子，28岁，外表清秀却常被第四面墙效应掩去真容，被誉为“最丑之王”，实则拥有细腻黑发、白皙肌肤与深邃眼眸，笑容与无表情间展现惊人反差魅力。 金独子，28岁，生日2月15日，身高176cm，体型纤瘦，发质很细的黑短发，皮肤白皙，长睫毛，给人清爽和敏感并存的平静印象，无表情和笑起来的模样有很大的落差。 …

An archive for Yoo Jonghyuk x Kim Dokja fanworks, especially fan-comics and doujinshi. Spooky spooky night~🦇🌕🐺. #AAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!! #LINGERIE #GARTER BELT! #I CANT- #*faints* …

京畿聯盟的精銳成員們來到了囚禁金獨子的高塔。 「這傢伙......難道是......」 「錯不了，是早已失蹤的救贖的魔王。 「喂，你們看他的項圈，難道傳言是真的？ 傳聞中，救贖的魔王其實是霸王的Sub。

This is a list of all Stories collected by Kim Dokja over the course of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint. King of a Kingless World (Legendary): Acquired through destroying the Absolute Throne at the end of the fourth main scenario. First of the five Stories contributing to Kim Dokja's ascension to constellationhood. [1] .

Kim Dokja's Company is a nebula established by Kim Dokja and Yoo Joonghyuk using a Provisional Nebula Creation ticket. [1] . It is a widely recognized nebula that is known for its aim of destroying the <Star Stream> and ending the scenarios. Kim Dokja (founder and …

Joongdok is the slash ship between Kim Dokja and Yoo Joonghyuk from the Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint fandom. Yoo Joonghyuk was the protagonist of Kim Dokja's favourite web novel, "Three Ways to Survive in a Ruined World" or "Ways of Survival" in short. Kim Dokja read TWSA steadily since his 3rd year of middle school, when he was being bullied.

Pairing: Yoo Joonghyuk x Kim Dokja...

2023年7月19日 · Putting a spoiler warning cause it technically is idk. My first language is also not English so I took this sentence as an "yes", as I've read it in various contexts in other books and it was simply a statement.