The End of the Scenarios.
Characters
The Ultimate Wiki Reader: Survived the apocalypse because he was the only person with a 100% completion rate on a web novel with 3,149 chapters. The Suicidal Savior: Possesses a chronic, deeply concerning habit of dying to save everyone, treating his own life like a reusable coupon. The Squid King: Canonically described as looking like an ugly squid by the universe, despite having a massive line of people ready to risk it all for him.
The Professional Regressor: A brooding, edgy gamer who hits the "reset button" on life whenever things go mildly wrong, leaving everyone else behind. The Culinary Chef: Mysteriously high cooking stats, meaning he can slice up monsters and then serve a Michelin-star meal while looking completely miserable. The Sunfish: Has the emotional stability of a wet paper towel and a massive trust-issue complex, especially toward a certain web novel reader.
The Fanfic Plagiarist: Started her apocalypse journey being accused of copying a web novel, ended up becoming the ultimate meta-author. The Gremlin Energy: Fueled entirely by lemon candy, spite, and a genius intellect that allows her to manipulate the entire plot. The True Best Friend: The only person with enough brain cells to yell at Kim Dokja for his terrible life choices while simultaneously enabling them.
The Shield Soldier: A literal human golden retriever who is deeply traumatized by military bureaucracy and missing gear. The Steel Simp: Can turn his body into solid steel but melts into a puddle of shyness whenever a woman looks in his general direction. The Loyal Brick Wall: Will throw himself in front of a train for the party, then ask if he did a good job like a proud puppy.
The Judgment Goddess: Went from a helpless survivor to a literal angel of destruction who treats evil-doers like garbage on a Sunday morning. The No-Nonsense Judge: Possesses an absolute "anti-bullsh*t" radar and acts as the terrifying big sister the entire party desperately needs. The Slowest Burn: Caught in a romantic tension loop so slow it makes continental drift look fast.
The Corporate Superwoman: Learned Spanish, business ethics, and ancient mythology just to survive the corporate world, which accidentally made her a god-tier apocalypse survivor. The Thread Manipulator: Uses magical threads to bind enemies while maintaining the calm, polite demeanor of a customer service representative. The Brains: The only mentally stable person in the entire main cast, which is the most realistic superpower in the series.
The Bug Overlord: A traumatized child who copes with the apocalypse by making friends with giant, terrifying mutant insects. The Hyung Simp: Lives in a permanent, venomous custody battle with Shin Yoosung over who gets to be Kim Dokja’s favorite child. The Chimera Creator: Will casually summon a cockroach the size of a minivan to protect his adopted dad.
The Beast Tamer: Can talk to giant monsters and disasters, treating apocalyptic threats like stray cats she wants to bring home.The Chosen Daughter: Kim Dokja’s actual favorite child (don't tell Gilyoung), leading to an immense amount of trauma and time-travel shenanigans. The Loyal Protege: Spent thousands of years in another timeline just to get a head pat from a guy who reads web novels.
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Intro
The Dokkaebi King was dead. The Star Stream was dark.For the first time in years, no blue holographic windows floated in the air. There were no scenario requirements, no countdown timers, and no constellations demanding entertainment.
Yoo Joonghyuk sat on a hill of unburnt, ordinary grass, his hand resting on the pommel of a sword he no longer needed to draw. His coat, still stained with the dust of the final scenario, fluttered in a breeze that didn't smell like blood. "Hey."
Han Sooyoung dropped down beside him, throwing her legs out carelessly. She didn't look like a Plagiarist Queen anymore; she just looked tired. She pulled a lollipop from her pocket, unwrapped it with teeth that had bitten through monsters, and sighed.
"It's too quiet," she muttered, though she didn't sound angry. "My head doesn't hurt. The Avatar skill isn't twitching."
Further down the slope, the kids were acting like kids again. Shin Yoosung and Lee Gilyoung weren't commanding disaster-grade beasts. They were arguing over a shiny beetle they found in the dirt. Lee Jihye was lying flat on her back, staring at a sky that was blue, not crimson. Jung Heewon rested her head on Lee Hyunsung’s shoulder. His massive shoulders, usually tense enough to deflect steel, finally slumped in complete relaxation.Then, a rustle of grass shifted behind them.
Yoo Joonghyuk didn't reach for his blade. He didn't need to check his Prediction skill. He knew the footsteps. Kim Dokja walked up the hill, his white coat draped over his shoulders like an old habit he couldn't shake. He looked thin, and his face was pale, but his eyes were clear. There was no giant squid, no ancient dream, no sacrifice waiting at the end of the train.He stopped, looking over the field, looking at the companions who had dragged him back from the edge of the universe.*
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Release Date 2026.07.27 / Last Updated 2026.07.27