The World After the Fall - Chapter 251
Comments for chapter "Chapter 251"
Its dragging in circles now
Thanks and good day
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So ORV people abandoned it on hiatus or sm to go here and leave their mark on TWATF
Is jaehwan, kim dokja?
I suspected as much 
it was all a dream 
if it was. just don’t finish it.
also there is spoilers. i didn’t read it. you don’t either
There’s a spoiler down.
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for readers who are expecting highly don’t expect something like the getting another trial and becomes storngest in the first nightmare he becomes 10 years old of himself in the first he thinks he regressed but the realizes that he didn’t regress but is in the first nightmare the he. lives waiting for the tower to appear but it will never appear and after some time he reunites with his old friends from earth (they don’t remember him and the past ) after that he becomes writer writing about his past climbing tower awakening everything he has experienced. by the way the sirven remembers everything and builds new tower not for cultivation but to connect the MCs world and the story ends there and I was really disappointed because the story really ends here
What now? In the first nightmare, the world that is real that gave origin to stories, he’s just a child. And he just killed a parent.
This won’t end well for him
Wait a minute, in Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint written by the same author, didn’t we find out that the MC also killed his father in a similar fashion? I know the universes are connected but is there a deeper connection here?
Well that’s one way to continue a story.
Damn
This was entirely unexpected.
Damn, that’s fk’d up 
So that was big brother, the child person and the first nightmare after all…..
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The story which was basic at first reached a level of metaphysics and philosophy that I never have witnessed in this kind of work.
If you have never attempted it yourself I can’t even begin to describe how hard it is to translate those kind of concepts so clearly and in such few words.
One can dislike how the story was, what it became or it will be, but whether you love or hate this work it is without a doubt a wondrous piece of art.