ORV Season 1 just ended and suddenly I'm feeling emotional
Maybe it's because it reminded me of how long I've been with this story. I still remember starting ORV when it only had around 90+ chapters. I got so obsessed with it that I couldn't stop reading, and eventually I ended up reading the novel too.
It's honestly crazy how authors can create something that impacts your life this much. ORV isn't just a story to me anymore. It became a journey that I grew up with. I laughed, cried, got frustrated, celebrated victories, and felt every emotion possible alongside these characters.
And Kim Dokja... man. I genuinely think he's one of the best-written protagonists I've ever read. The way SingShong wrote him felt so real that sometimes it felt like I was right there with him, experiencing everything alongside him. His struggles, thoughts, choices, and sacrifices never felt distant. They felt human.
Maybe I'm overreacting, but some stories stay with you forever. They become a part of who you are. Years pass, you read hundreds of other series, but there's always that one story that remains special.
ORV is that story for me.
I'm just feeling really grateful right now. Grateful that I found this masterpiece when I did. Grateful that I got to experience it from the beginning. And grateful to the authors for creating a story that managed to touch so many people, including me.
I don't think I'll ever forget what it felt like reading ORV for the first time.
Messages
as someone who finished the whole goddamn novel... if u are this broken in after s1 when none of the major arcs happened
how u r going to survive the upcoming arcs
specially the ending
AND EPILOUGE
dw i love orv as much as kim dokja loved twsa
Sadly, I have to break it to you... I've already finished the novel as well
And trust me, it absolutely destroyed me. Like genuinely changed my brain chemistry levels of destroyed. That's honestly why I'm so emotional right now.
The fact that I already know what's ahead somehow makes seeing these moments even more painful. It's like watching a train you already know is headed straight for heartbreak.