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Regression Is Too Much

Regression Is Too Much

Junho Kim

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Kim Jun-ho enters a mysterious Tower with an extraordinary regression ability: even a minor injury can reset his progress. To survive the Tower’s deadly trials, he must learn from repeated attempts, master swordsmanship and find ways forward without taking a single hit.

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Audio chapters (359) · 301–330

Chapter 301 Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won sit in their Colosseum room, exhausted after losing to the Heavenly Demon Guntar. Through a series of flashbacks, the chapter details their repeated regression cycles against him. The protagonist discovers that his 'Chill' ability effectively freezes the beastman, forcing Guntar to retreat and attack from a distance with a barrage of needles. Because any damage triggers a regression, Jun-ho cannot close the gap. Choi Ji-won analyzes the needle storm as a containment tactic to buy time for a countermeasure. They brainstorm strategies, such as hiding mana or using shields, but Guntar's speed and instinctual detection of mana make them difficult. The chapter ends with a new hypothesis: if Jun-ho can force Guntar to exhaust his needle arsenal through repeated containment attempts while keeping his mana hidden, he might finally close the distance and land a killing blow with Chill. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 10:26
Chapter 302 Kim Jun-ho weighs two strategies to defeat the Heavenly Demon on Floor 28 without using mana, ultimately choosing to exhaust the demon's techniques before striking. He reflects on the Tower's comfortable regression amenities and his duty to humanity, steeling himself to fight purely on physical stats and swordsmanship. The match begins, and he launches a relentless offensive, but the demon effortlessly blocks and counters him, tearing into his flank. After regressing, Kim Jun-ho recalls past failures and Choi Ji-won's comforting advice, realizing his defensive weaknesses. He spends countless cycles studying the demon's style, eventually moving beyond mere imitation to forge his own adaptable swordsmanship, gaining a deeper understanding of his own capabilities and the path forward. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 10:38
Chapter 303 The protagonist engages in a grueling, repetitive combat cycle against the Heavenly Demon Guntar on Floor 28. Through countless regressions, he slowly deciphers the demon's techniques, recognizing that his own swordsmanship is uniquely tailored to him through sheer time and effort, which deeply irritates the demon. The Heavenly Demon expresses revulsion at the protagonist's unnatural growth and declares victory is imminent before the protagonist is defeated and regresses. Following the reset, the protagonist converses with Choi Ji-won, who checks on his emotional state. They discuss the possibility of the demon regressing, the protagonist's diminishing hatred, and the theory that the demon's reliance on stolen martial arts is a hidden penalty. The protagonist reflects on the nature of his own sword as a tool for survival and victory rather than killing, before the demon switches to a spear, catches him off guard, and defeats him again, triggering another regression. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 10:19
Chapter 304 The chapter opens with the protagonist practicing sword techniques, muttering about blade-locking responses and lower-body defense while sparring with Heavenly Demon Guntar in a regression loop. Choi Ji-won interrupts to advise him on blocking mechanics and suggests returning to reality to rest. In a quiet, reservation-only restaurant, they eat dessert. Ji-won shows him a trending search result about "NPC illness," prompting a brief, amused exchange before she seriously asks about his mental state. The protagonist downplays his condition, claiming the fighting is fun and his progress is steady. The narrative then shifts to his internal reflections on the grueling regressions, detailing how he has adapted to Guntar's diverse weapon styles and psychological probing. Guntar, increasingly frustrated by the protagonist's relentless adaptation, offers a truce. The protagonist refuses, driven by pride and the desire to master every martial art. Guntar accepts the refusal, unleashes his death mana, and vows to kill him, setting the stage for the next phase of their brutal training cycle. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 9:30
Chapter 305 Kim Jun-ho regresses after being defeated by Heavenly Demon Guntar on Floor 28. He analyzes the fight, noting that Guntar's mana was weaker than expected but his physical combat and spatial manipulation were overwhelmingly superior. After regressing to the Colosseum waiting room, Jun-ho calms himself and reflects on the immense time and sacrifice required to match Guntar's centuries of martial arts mastery. He discusses the fight with Choi Ji-won, confirming that Guntar's mana pool and quality exceed his own. Realizing that defeating Guntar outright would require decades of regression, Jun-ho considers negotiation. Ji-won, prompted by Bung-bung, proposes an unconventional plan: planting a memory in Guntar to force him to regress alongside them, buying time until the Archangel arrives. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 10:13
Chapter 306 Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won discuss Bung-bung's proposal to actively use regression to plant false memories in the Heavenly Demon, aiming to make him believe eating oranges causes disasters and triggers regressions. They weigh the risks of trial and error and the possibility of failure. After resting, Kim Jun-ho confronts the Heavenly Demon again, this time proposing cooperation instead of refusing his offer. He leverages his knowledge of the demon's true identity and his shared hatred of angels to secure an alliance. The demon, recognizing Kim Jun-ho's desperation and information advantage, agrees to the condition and leads him away, setting the stage for their new partnership. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 9:38
Chapter 307 Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won encounter the Heavenly Demon Guntar in a quiet corridor of the Colosseum. Bystanders whisper about his sudden return and feral state. Guntar, struggling with the original Guntar's personality, demands Jun-ho point his sword at him to maintain control. He explains his past as a martial artist from a world conquered by the Tower, his soul extracted by angels, and his current imprisonment in Guntar's body. Jun-ho lies, claiming the angels are blackmailing him to stop Guntar. Guntar reveals his plan to escape the Tower by fighting strong opponents to reclaim his soul's power, proposing a secret arrangement where Jun-ho fights him in exchange for sparing the climbers. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 11:03
Chapter 308 Kim Jun-ho negotiates a temporary truce with the Heavenly Demon, agreeing to help him regain his full power in exchange for sparing humans and his companions. Over two weeks of brutal, mana-less sparring, the Heavenly Demon explains that his rapid growth stems from a 'Fortuitous Encounter' artifact that converts martial arts memory into temporary mastery. By fighting and using techniques, he is actually discarding the accumulated knowledge that weighs down his soul, allowing him to reclaim his original, peak strength. Once fully restored, he tears open a dimensional rift to escape the Tower. However, immediately after promising to spare Jun-ho's world, he betrays the regressor, piercing his heart and killing him to prevent him from revealing the Demon's true identity and past to the angels. The chapter ends with the Tower's regression notification triggering. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 11:28
Chapter 309 Kim Jun-ho spends three regression cycles in isolation to test whether the Heavenly Demon retains memories after his betrayal. He simulates various interactions, observing that the Demon's behavior remains consistent with previous cycles, confirming he has no recollection of past loops. Upon reuniting with Choi Ji-won, they discuss the Demon's immense power and hidden restraints. Realizing they cannot defeat him in direct combat or cooperate safely, Jun-ho devises a high-risk psychological strategy. He plans to exploit the Demon's arrogance, short temper, and intense pride by manipulating his emotions to trigger regression, effectively turning the power against him. The chapter concludes with Jun-ho's resolve to make the Heavenly Demon experience the burden of regression firsthand. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 9:30
Chapter 310 Guntar retreats into his Colosseum residence, grappling with an identity crisis as the Heavenly Demon's consciousness challenges his sense of self. A crowd of beastmen and a human protestor breach the outer security, hurling insults and demanding the Heavenly Demon return Guntar's body. Guntar confronts them, and a cat beastman argues that the real Guntar would never curse, deepening his confusion. An East Asian man steps forward, claiming responsibility for the protest and ordering his followers to restrain Guntar. The beastmen charge, but Guntar, guided by the Heavenly Demon's combat instincts, swiftly neutralizes the attackers using a dagger and a stolen rope. After the fight, Guntar regains control momentarily, only to wake up back in his room as time appears to have rewound, leaving him and the Heavenly Demon to process the temporal anomaly. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 10:29
Chapter 311 The Heavenly Demon awakens to a disorienting regression, realizing time has reversed to a prior moment in the Colosseum dorms. He observes a 'fake Guntar' soul implanted by an angel, which struggles for control of the shared body. Outside, a group of beastmen and a smug human demand Guntar's release, hurling insults and trash. The Heavenly Demon waits, analyzing the situation and the angels' potential schemes. When the beastmen breach the room to subdue him, he effortlessly neutralizes them using precise, optimal combat movements, sustaining only a minor scratch that heals rapidly. Despite his overwhelming victory, his consciousness fades as the regression triggers again, resetting the scene. The Heavenly Demon recognizes a pattern: his body now regresses to the past upon taking damage, a phenomenon orchestrated by an unknown transcendent being manipulating events on the stage of time. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 9:35
Chapter 312 The Heavenly Demon, currently inhabiting Guntar's body, experiences a regression loop and attempts to deduce its mechanics through self-experimentation, mistakenly believing he controls the phenomenon. In reality, Kim Jun-ho is the true regressor, monitoring the situation from outside the room via CCTV while silently enduring the psychological strain. An angel or Colosseum staff member checks in with Jun-ho regarding the subject's status. Jun-ho confirms the subject remains contained. The Heavenly Demon, realizing his usual brute-force tactics are useless and that a higher power is orchestrating events, decides to adapt by borrowing Guntar's imaginative approach. He attempts to communicate with Jun-ho, denying his own identity as the Heavenly Demon and instructing Guntar's voice to tell the guards to stand down, hoping to de-escalate the situation without taking a wound. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 10:05
Chapter 313 A crowd of beastmen gathers in the Colosseum hallway, hurling garbage and demanding the return of Guntar while cursing the Heavenly Demon. The fake Guntar, currently inhabited by the Heavenly Demon's consciousness, attempts to calm them by denying the Heavenly Demon's presence and mimicking Guntar's original speech patterns. A cat beastman, Guntar's old friend, recognizes the familiar tone and verifies his identity through a brief exchange, prompting the crowd to celebrate Guntar's apparent recovery from madness. The Asian man who organized the gathering deflects suspicion by claiming his shock therapy worked, though he awkwardly justifies bringing ropes and stun guns. As the beastmen disperse in joy, the Heavenly Demon experiences a rare moment of pure accomplishment. However, the Asian man's casual back-slap triggers a regression condition, forcing the Heavenly Demon to endure another cycle of regression and binding him to the fake Guntar's body. The demon resolves to adapt to this new reality, treating regression as a tool to eventually escape the Tower. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 10:48
Chapter 314 The Heavenly Demon, inhabiting Guntar's body, navigates the Colosseum while evading a mysterious regression power triggered by injury. He carefully manages his public persona as the beastman Guntar, declining spars when possible but eventually agreeing to maintain his cover. Kim Jun-ho persistently seeks combat and later organizes a celebration party for Guntar's return to his hometown. The Heavenly Demon reluctantly agrees, planning to use the trip to retrieve hidden supplies and escape the Tower. At the party, an unexpected black-haired woman named JW arrives, drawing the Heavenly Demon's suspicion due to her dangerous aura. Despite his instincts warning of danger, he maintains his composure, trusting his disguise and the safety net of regression. Kim Jun-ho and JW prepare for a final confrontation, unaware that the Heavenly Demon's vigilance is compromised by his reliance on his second chances. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 13:27
Chapter 315 Kim Jun-ho and the fake Guntar attend a chaotic beastman party filled with drinking, bragging, and drug use. While the crowd revels, Kim Jun-ho and Guntar sit quietly. A beastman provocateur confronts a woman named JW about her sword, claiming her ancestors were wiped out by the Heavenly Demon. Kim Jun-ho smoothly deflects the tension by fabricating a story about JW's family hatred for the Heavenly Demon, turning the beastmen's aggression into shared mockery. He then escalates the situation by loudly denouncing a fake mental case who impersonates the Heavenly Demon, deliberately baiting the real Heavenly Demon (who is possessing the fake Guntar's body) into reacting. The Heavenly Demon endures the provocation to avoid regression, but the fake Guntar's unstable mind breaks under the psychological pressure. Guntar suddenly erupts in a furious, uncharacteristic outburst, shouting at the crowd and defending his honor, shocking everyone and forcing bystanders to restrain him before he can regress. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 12:15
Chapter 316 Kim Jun-ho confronts the bound Guntar, who is secretly the Heavenly Demon. He carefully probes the captive's identity, feigning ignorance while testing whether the demon will trigger regression if killed. The Heavenly Demon plays along, claiming a mental illness to deflect suspicion. Choi Ji-won (JW) breaks through the surrounding beastmen, aggressively demanding the truth. The Heavenly Demon finally admits his identity, accepting death without resistance to maintain the illusion of regression. As Choi Ji-won's sword severs his head, the demon realizes with shock that regression does not trigger, confirming Kim Jun-ho's trap and leading to his permanent death. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 13:48
Chapter 317 Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won witness the Heavenly Demon's soul fade after Guntar's death, leaving the grieving beastmen behind. They climb the Colosseum rankings and return to reality, where they celebrate their victory and rest in their apartment. The chapter concludes with a tense, unseen conversation between two unnamed male figures discussing a critical, unstoppable plan, hinting at looming threats beyond the Tower. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 11:39
Chapter 318 Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won enter Floor 29, a medieval military base. An older-sister woman with a facial scar greets them, but Jun-ho is distracted by a massive soul pressure emanating from the central tent. Ji-won arrives, and they confirm neither feels the oppressive weight. Inside, they meet the floor's administrator, a scruffy, chip-eating man who calls himself the Hero. He explains the floor's rules: players must kill monsters and return for evaluation, with a maximum of three evaluations allowed. After receiving a pass for killing a weak mole monster, Jun-ho and Ji-won discuss the floor's mechanics with the older-sister woman, noting the Hero's lack of heroic appearance despite his immense power. They plan to clear the floor quickly, but Jun-ho suddenly experiences severe head pain as the chapter ends. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 9:23
Chapter 319 Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won begin their second day on Floor 29 by scouting the base and observing the endless monster spawns. They question a soldier about the Demon King and demonic energy, but a passing player dismisses the inquiry, comparing the soldiers to unresponsive NPCs. After gathering sufficient data, Jun-ho suddenly suffers severe dizziness, a throbbing headache, and wild mana churning. His regression ability fails to trigger despite the pain, and even a restorative Elixir has no effect. His status window corrupts into garbled text, though the Regression entry remains visible. Driven by an urge to act before regressing, Jun-ho heads to the Hero's tent to seek answers. He finds the tent empty, but the Hero suddenly appears behind him, slices his head off, and asks why he isn't blocking the attack. Jun-ho regresses to the floor's entry point, but the head wound's pain lingers, leaving him confused and physically compromised as the chapter ends. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 10:32
Chapter 320 Kim Jun-ho regresses and reports his mysterious, unexplained physical pain to Choi Ji-won. They decide to wait and observe the Hero's behavior the next day. Jun-ho enters the Hero's tent unarmed and pleads for help regarding his deteriorating condition. The Hero materializes, admits he does not know the cause, and dismisses Jun-ho, advising him to wait for time to reveal the answer. Jun-ho endures worsening sensory distortions and physical tremors overnight. Ji-won proposes traveling to Floor 26 to use accumulated contribution ranking to find a cure, or visiting healer William Smith in America if necessary. Despite his failing strength, Jun-ho manages to kill a monster and receives the Hero's approval to pass Floor 29. A blue portal opens, and Ji-won prepares to follow him through to Floor 26. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 8:44
Chapter 321 Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won arrive on Floor 26, where Jun-ho's deteriorating condition goes largely undetected by low-grade diagnostic items. An angel from Floor 28 visits to promise a future reward. After resting and ordering food, Jun-ho's senses pick up an eerie silence and a knock at the door. Despite Ji-won's initial offer to check, Jun-ho insists on going himself. He opens the door to find Michael Zetter, the Player Association president, standing in the dark. Zetter bows deeply, asks to enter, and requests that Jun-ho listen without checking his phone. To ensure absolute honesty, Zetter produces a truth-detecting notebook from Floor 24 and prepares to recount a long-past event, his voice trembling with fear and guilt as Jun-ho agrees to hear him out. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 9:20
Chapter 322 The chapter flashes back to the Tower's early days, showing Michael Zetter's online rise and a traumatized girl named Marie's family life. The US President discovers the Book of Truth, an omniscient object requiring gold sacrifices, and uses it to establish the Player Association. He leverages the Book to coerce foreign leaders, including a Chinese Chairman who suggests unethical sacrifices, which the President refuses. As superhuman crimes escalate and politicians are assassinated, world leaders beg for help. The President, realizing conventional methods fail, summons novelists to brainstorm countermeasures against lethal superpowers like mind control, teleportation, invisibility, hacking, and time manipulation, acknowledging the need for imagination to survive the new era. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 12:41
Chapter 323 A group of writers debates hypothetical lethal abilities with the President, focusing on a time-traveler whose power seems nearly invincible. An elder writer explains that countermeasures rely on acting unpredictably, but multiple regressions render this useless. Michael Zetter arrives late and confidently suggests his Adaptation ability could counter time travel, though the writers remain skeptical. Later, in a secret laboratory, scientists and the President test the limits of the Book of Truth by asking abstract philosophical questions, which the Book ignores. When the President casually asks if the Book is affected by time fluctuations, the Book answers that it is unique. Realizing the Book retains information across time resets, the President becomes ecstatic. He later confronts a drunk Zetter, proposing they use the Book to leave an invisible mark on it. This mark would persist through time resets, allowing them to prove the existence of a higher power or a time traveler, effectively turning the Book into an unbreakable ledger of truth. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 11:30
Chapter 324 Michael Zetter confronts a drunken President, warning him against recklessly sacrificing America's resources to prove a regressor's existence. Zetter argues that knowing a god-like being exists changes nothing without knowing their identity or intentions. The President accepts the reprimand, and they part ways as Zetter continues his Tower climb. After clearing Floor 14, Zetter is visited by Mahesh, an Indian man with a Prophecy trait who infiltrated the secure office. Mahesh offers his foresight to help Zetter build a private organization, Alpha, to recruit talented players and maintain global peace. Zetter accepts, and Mahesh guides him to recruit various individuals, including a teleporter, a shapeshifter, a hacker, and a young Dok Su-hee with an Inventory ability. The group undergoes intense training and splits into climbers and real-world operatives. Zetter begins issuing lethal missions to eliminate dangerous individuals, establishing Alpha's ruthless efficiency. Two and a half months later, the President has consolidated global power, while Zetter's player organization grows, creating an underlying tension between the two leaders despite their shared goal of world peace. Mahesh interrupts a meeting to show Zetter a mysterious Elixir. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 11:26
Chapter 325 The chapter opens with a desperate couple who received an Elixir deciding to sell it to pay for their daughter's surgery, only to be killed by an underworld auction house. Michael Zetter's intelligence network uncovers the sale and traces rumors to Choi Ji-won and an unidentified East Asian man who cleared Floor 4 using the exact same method. Zetter deduces a regressor or time-travel trait is involved and warns the President of a monster invasion a year later, but the President dismisses the vague threat. Zetter then recruits players, including the Empress, and meets Choi Ji-won and Kim Jun-ho, suspecting one of them is the regressor. Back at the White House, Zetter manipulates the hesitant President by framing a dangerous experiment as a chance to observe a god and guarantee America's future, successfully swaying him despite the President's initial reservations about the risks. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 11:18
Chapter 326 Michael Zetter outlines a lethal trap to the American President to identify a time traveler or regressor. He proposes using a newly constructed secret warehouse as bait, installing silent cameras and sensors, and spreading a rumor that a massive treasure has been moved inside. The plan relies on the premise that only a regressor would know the warehouse's location and return to the past to investigate it. Zetter also filters out potential traitors by giving different information to insiders and separating the President from his guard. Mahesh, Zetter's prophet, voices a personal intuition that the plan will fail and warns against interfering with the regressor, but Zetter dismisses the feeling and proceeds. The President agrees to the scheme, hoping it will restore his political standing despite the current monster crisis. The warehouse is eventually destroyed and the rumor spread, but no regressor appears, leaving Zetter to wonder if his timeline is correct or if the regressor simply does not exist. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 9:45
Chapter 327 Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won regress to Floor 15 to test Michael Zetter's trap. Zetter and the President watch via hidden cameras, discussing the mechanics of time travel and the President's reluctance to trust the Book's promises. When the masked pair arrives, Zetter confirms their identities through their gait and senses. The President attempts to offer the nation's entire gold reserve and cultural artifacts to the Book to leave a permanent mark proving the regressor's existence, but the sacrifice is deemed insufficient. Frustrated, the President considers aborting the plan. Meanwhile, Jun-ho and Ji-won discuss their next steps, with Jun-ho taking Ji-won's watch as a test sacrifice to prove the Book accepts items from a subordinate without explicit consent. Zetter observes this, realizes the Book's rules allow it, and prepares to offer the lives of every American to secure the mark before time resets. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 12:26
Chapter 328 The chapter details Michael Zetter's calculated manipulation of the Book of Prophecy to confirm the existence of a regressor. Initially, the American President and Chinese Chairman debate using human sacrifices, with Zetter secretly testing the Book's rules by offering death row inmates. Discovering that sacrificed individuals do not permanently vanish upon regression, Zetter devises a plan to carve a microscopic star on the Book's cover as a permanent marker. During a briefing, the President outlines the plan, and Zetter confirms the mark's presence, proving a regressor exists. Zetter privately analyzes the mark's shifted position, deducing that either Choi Ji-won or Kim Jun-ho is the regressor, and decides to keep this crucial intelligence hidden from the President while preparing to act efficiently. Meanwhile, Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won investigate a sudden disappearance of a secret warehouse, highlighting the butterfly effects of the regression. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 12:47
Chapter 329 Michael Zetter convenes his elite Team Alpha in a secret basement meeting to discuss how to handle a regressor. After Dok Su-hee arrives late, Zetter reveals the existence of a time-traveling player in Korea and shows a photo identifying him as Kim Jun-ho. The team expresses shock and concern over the power's implications, with Mahesh clarifying the limits of their prophet's abilities. When a hidden notebook slides out and begins burning, the group realizes it is the Floor 24 truth-detection artifact. All eyes turn to Su-hee, who had shown unease upon seeing the photo. Under Zetter's intense scrutiny, Su-hee admits she knows Kim Jun-ho from Floor 3 but claims she only panicked. Zetter presses further, asking if she knew he was the regressor beforehand. Su-hee confirms she knew but refuses to explain how, leading Zetter to hypothesize that regressors' companions might share memories. Despite her admission, Zetter ultimately decides to let it go for now, asking for her opinion on what to do next. Su-hee, trembling, advises leaving the regressor alone. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 10:18
Chapter 330 Michael Zetter convenes his Alpha team to discuss the newly discovered regressor, Kim Jun-ho. He asks for their initial opinions before hearing Dok Su-hee, prompting several teammates to voice concerns about surveillance or suggestions to recruit him with gifts. Zetter then reveals his own stance: rather than fearing the regressor, he believes Earth should fully support Kim Jun-ho, citing his proven character and high chance of conquering the Tower. He also discloses that Kim Jun-ho is romantically involved with Choi Ji-won. Dok Su-hee then argues against intervention, noting Kim Jun-ho's desire for anonymity and his proven ability to succeed without outside help. Mahesh counters with concerns about the psychological toll of regression. Finally, Su-hee confronts Zetter, accusing him of lacking emotion and viewing people as tools, which prompts Zetter to suspend her from duty pending further disciplinary action. Guest access includes first 36 of 359 audio chapters. Sign in for Free access. 11:50

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