It was highly likely that he saw Rohen as nothing but a plaything. He probably wouldn't go out of his way to get rid of Woo Hyo-Yeol, but he wouldn’t hesitate to get rid of him if something went wrong.0

‘He probably thinks that the Dummy World and Rohen are the same thing.’0

He focused more on Rohen, but what was important to him were the valuable resources in Rohen rather than its people. 0

Since he would be discarded if he stepped out of line, Woo Hyo-Yeol’s development was important to me as well. Obviously, I had to ensure that he wouldn't become too powerful. If Lee Ki-Young believed that he was a threat, he would be deleted right then and there. He didn’t want Woo Hyo-Yeol to become stronger than Kim Hyun-Sung.0

He already knew that was impossible, but I was sure he felt uncomfortable knowing there was someone who could be a threat to his strongest card. 0

Kim Hyun-Sung had to be the strongest, and his authority had to remain unchallenged.0

‘Of course, anything unrelated to combat is excluded.’0

Analyzing myself from a third-person perspective was kind of awkward, and at the very least, the version of Lee Ki-Young inside me...0