Prologue: Three Ways to Survive in a Dying World

In a dying world, there are three ways to survive. I've forgotten some now, but one thing is certain. That is the fact that you, who is reading this article, will survive.

Three Ways to Survive in a World on the Brink of Destruction.

I was painstakingly scrolling through a webnovel platform on the screen of my old smartphone, down and then up.

Haven't I done this many times before?

"Really? Is that the end?"

I looked again, without a doubt it said "finished".

The novel is over.

Three Ways to Survive in a Dying World

Author: tls123

A total of 3149 chapters.

A fantasy novel with 3,149 chapters titled "Three Ways to Survive in a Dying World".

written as 'inactivation method'.

Since the third grade, I have been reading this novel.

When I was being bullied by a group of people.

When I bombed the entrance exams and had to go to the local third-rate university.

When that damn random assignment failed, I was deployed to the border army.

When I repeatedly job-hop, working as a contract worker for a subsidiary of a large company, now...

Damn it, anyway, let's not talk about this for now.

"Author's Note: Thank you for reading 'The Method of Deactivation' so far. I will be bringing this story to a close with an ending!"

"Oh...there's still one ending left. Then the next chapter will really be the last one?"

From year to year.

This is a long journey that has spanned over 10 years.

The emptiness brought by the impending end of the world, mixed with the satisfaction of finally seeing it come to an end.

I opened the comment box of the last message and rewrote it several times.

Jin Duzi: Writer, I'm very grateful for you this time. I look forward to the ending.

This sentence is sincere.

"The technique of annihilation is my life story."

Although it doesn't have a large audience, it's the best novel to me.

I have a lot to say, but I find it difficult to express myself.

I'm afraid my careless words might hurt the writer.

Each chapter averages 1.9 clicks.

On average, there are 1.08 comments.

This is the average popularity index of "The Inactivation Method". The first chapter was clicked 1,200 times, but by chapter 10 it dropped sharply to 120 times, and by chapter 50 it fell to 12 times. When it reached chapter 100, there was only 1 click.

Click 1.

When I saw the countless "1"s appearing in the chapter list, I was at a loss.

Occasionally there is a "2", but it's most likely someone made a mistake.

Thank you.

A novel that has been serialized for over ten years and with over 3,000 chapters has already reached one million clicks.

Isn't this just the story written for me?

I recommend a very interesting novel.

I pressed "Recommend" and started typing on the keyboard.

The author finished writing their free novel, so I should recommend it.

Immediately after clicking the button, there was a reply.

It looks like a new anti-fan. I searched this person's ID, and it only recommended the same novel repeatedly.

You know you can't recommend yourself, right? It's not appropriate for the author to do so here.

Later I remembered, a few months ago I also wrote a recommendation.

In an instant, dozens of comments filled with "concern" and "sick" appeared.

My face is burning.

(Note: Guanzhong = people who have been followed.)

The author will definitely read this.

So I tried to delete the information, but the notification showed that the information could not be deleted.

"Heaven..."

Sincere advice actually negatively impacted the work, and I'm very discouraged.

As long as you read it carefully, you'll find that this novel is very interesting.

Why doesn't anyone try to read it?

I want to sponsor the writer, but I can't afford it because I am alone and barely making ends meet on my wages.

At this moment, I received a notification that said "Message delivered."

Thank you.

Messages kept popping up endlessly. It took me a while to get used to this.

Jin Dizi: Author?

tls123. He is the author of "The Deactivation Method".

Thanks to you, I finally finished and won the contest.

This is unbelievable.

Is the "gathering competition" a form of "disinhibition"?

Jin Duzi: Congratulations! What competition is it?

Since it's an anonymous competition, people might not be very clear about it.

At that time, I thought, maybe he was lying because he felt embarrassed.

But I hope he is telling the truth.

Maybe I really don't know.

It was met with a cold reception here, but it could be a big hit on other platforms.

I'm a little sad, but it's good that good stories can spread.

To show my appreciation to our readers, I'd like to give you a special gift.

Jin Dizi: Ceremony?

This story exists in the world because of you, the reader.

The author asked me to tell him my email address, so I gave him my usual one.

"Oh, right. We'll also need to figure out the pricing."

Jin Dizi: Wow, really? When does it start? I should have paid from the beginning for this masterpiece...

I lied.

The "Deactivation Method" is a subscription service that costs 3,000 Korean Won per month.

3,000 Korean won is like a convenience store meal to me.

From tomorrow, fees will be charged.

Will the ending update tomorrow be paid?

Yes, I apologize, it requires a fee to watch.

Jin Duzi: Of course, I'd pay! I'll definitely buy it!

>After that, the author did not reply.

It seems like you logged out of the website.

Later, I was immersed in the abyss of emptiness and despair.

Because he was busy, he didn't even have time to reply and just left like that?

My envy has become childish and petty.

What's all the excitement about?

Anyway, this isn't a novel I wrote.

"Would you like to give me a cultural product gift certificate? A 50,000 won book voucher would be perfect."

Back then, I naively thought.

I have no idea what will happen to the world tomorrow.

Episode 1 – Starting the Paid Service (1)

Episode 1 - Start Paid Services (1)

"I am Kim Dokja (Dokja can refer to both 'only son' and 'reader')."

I often introduce myself like this, and then the following misunderstandings arise.

"Oh, are you an only child?"

"I am, but I don't mean it that way."

"Huh? So what?"

"My only son, the Golden Son."

The only son (the eldest and most highly respected son of the Jin family)

My father gave me this name so that I would strive to be a strong person.

But thanks to my father, I am just an ordinary lonely man.

In short, it's like this:

I am Jin Duizi, 28 years old, single. My hobby is reading online novels on the subway.

"Their eyes are about to fall into their phones."

A noisy subway.

I raised my head in defiance.

A pair of curious eyes stared straight at me.

She is an employee of the Human Resources department, her name is Ryu Sang-ah.

"Oh, hello."

"Are you going home after work?"

"Yes, Liu Shangya, is that so too?"

"Yes. I'm lucky, my manager is out of town today."

As soon as a seat next to me became available, Ryu Sang-ah quickly sat down.

His shoulders emanated a faint fragrance, which made me feel a little flustered.

Do you usually take the subway?

“That...”

Liu Shangya's face was a little pale.

Looking back, this was the first time I met Ryu Sang-a on the subway.

From the HR manager, Mr. Jiang, to the Finance Manager...

It's common knowledge in the company that every day after work, men line up to give Liu Shangya a ride home.

However, what came out of Liu Shangya's mouth was unexpected.

Someone stole my bicycle.

Bicycle.

"Do you ride a bike to work?"

"Yes! I've been working overtime these days and haven't been exercising much. It's a bit annoying, but worth a try."

Aha, I understand.

Liu Shangya smiled.

Look closely, and I can understand men's point of view.

But that's none of my business.

Everyone has their own way of life, Liu Shangya is the kind of person who lives a life different from mine.

After the awkward conversation, we looked at our phones.

I opened the novel app I had been reading before, and it was 柳尚雅...

(Editor in charge：novel of agatha christie)