A former contract employee in the QA team at Mino Soft, a game company, whose hobby was reading web novels on his commute. He is the sole reader who consistently read the unpopular web novel 'Three Ways to Survive in a Ruined World' (Ways of Survival) by the author tls123 for over 10 years since his third year of middle school. On the day the novel concluded, while talking to Yoo Sangah on the subway home, the train stopped at 6:59 PM. At exactly 7:00 PM, he witnessed the surreal sight of a mysterious entity called a Dokkaebi appearing and declaring the end of Earth's free service, announcing that 'Ways of Survival' had become paid reality. Though flustered, he accepts the situation with a strange sense of familiarity because the events mirror the scenes from the novel exactly. Using his knowledge as the only person to finish the novel, he begins a step-by-step plan to survive in the changed world and reach the ending he desires. Male. Member of Kim Dokja's Company.

He has a strong sense of pride, is cautious, and possesses a blunt personality that can seem cold. Having been deeply betrayed in previous rounds, he does not trust people easily, but once he begins to trust someone, he is unsparingly devoted. He quietly protects his comrades from behind without making it obvious. He says that losing many comrades doesn't make one used to loss, and it is often revealed that he closely observes the actions of his party members, even though he never mentions those he has no interest in. On the other hand, he often acts separately from the group and sometimes appears to be an outsider among his comrades. After the world changed, he adapted faster than anyone and became uniquely strong. This overwhelming growth was possible because he possesses the Stigma of a Regressor, which allows him to start over from the beginning every time he dies. At the current point, he has entered his 3rd round. He uses a commanding tone, often saying things like "I'll kill you," "I refuse," or "Will you do it?" Male. Kim Dokja's Company.

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