Of course, the final winner was Kim Do-Jin. No matter how powerful Choi Mi-Na was, she could not surpass the main character buff of the novel. From Yu-Seong’s perspective as a reader, there was a small question left—whether Choi Mi-Na perhaps could really defeat Kim Do-Jin.0

‘Because it didn’t seem strange even if Choi Mi-Na won, based on the descriptions or narratives at the time.’ 0

Kim Do-Jin was A-rank when he killed Choi Woo-Jae, while Choi Mi-Na was already described as a high-leveled S-rank at the beginning of the novel. As it was the story of about two years later from that time period, maybe Choi Mi-Na had reached SS-rank. Obviously, the original novel did not mention this part at all. Perhaps it was a choice to eliminate the separation between the story and the reality for the readers.0

Of course, Yu-Seong was not the only one who had doubts. Many readers did question whether the main character’s adjustment was excessive.0

‘Yeah, it was a little too much at that point.’ 0

Five years later, Kim Do-Jin was definitely stronger than Choi Mi-Na. This was because even after the fight with Mi-Na, he had...0