Chapter 56: Han Miin

Chapter 56: Han Miin

Han Miin was an Instagram influencer, although it wasnt the direction she initially wanted to take.

Originally, Han Miins hobby was photography and video filming.

Animals, plants, buildings if something caught her eye, shed photograph it without discrimination. Then, since it was too good to keep to herself, shed share it with her community.Follow current novels at novelhall.com)

She went to internet cafes and communities where amateur photographers gathered. Under the nickname Miin, she would post her photos and videos there.

[A collection of photos taken this week.]

[I focused on taking pictures of the surrounding landscapes. ^^]

As her consistent uploads began to solidify her reputation within the community, more and more comments started to be posted.

-You seem to film videos, too. Why don't you try uploading them to YouTube?

YouTube?

She had no grand ambition, such as gathering 100,000 subscribers from the start.

She merely took up the casual suggestion and uploaded something nonchalantly.

Just like how she posted her work to the community.

Even as she uploaded several videos a week, one videos view count suddenly started skyrocketing.

Whats this? What was the video about?

As she read the comments, she found that people were not interested in Han Miins works.

They were interested in Han Miin herself.

-04:38 Is that you, Miin, reflected in the mirror? Were you a girl all along.....?

-The quality is blurred, and it only lasted 3 seconds, but I see something pretty Fascinating.

-Wow, Miin was a girl? I never thought about it, but even the nickname is beautiful

-Heh, surprising...

-From now on, please upload vlogs in selfie mode instead of these videos.

-Do you have an Instagram ID?

What, whats going on?

She was flustered.

She knew she was pretty, but was it enough to receive this much attention?

At that time, Han Miin was still attending an all-girls high school, so she had not yet fully felt the power of attention drawn by ones appearance.

People asked her for videos featuring herself or her Instagram ID.

In a hurry, she gave out her Instagram ID, the one she had been using to upload the photos she had taken.

Then, a comment was posted.

-...A selfie, please?

Han Miin was furious.

Selfies, selfies Is no one interested in the photos Ive taken?

Of course, she knew her skills were not that great.

She was probably at an amateurish level. She never had professional training; it was just a hobby.

But was it enough to be completely ignored like this?

She had consistently taken and uploaded several photos, some of which she thought were pretty good, but the comment she got was, A selfie, please??

While she felt such anger, she also became curious about the overwhelming interest from the public that she was experiencing for the first time.

Would people really like it if she posted a real selfie?

Since they want it so much, why not just post one?

There was even the aspect of sensationalism.

For Han Miin, whose brain was already soaked in dopamine, sensationalism was an important criterion.

Because consistently uploading photos that no one was interested in was something only possible back in the times when she didnt receive attention.

In that regard, Kim Doha was more than enough; he was overflowing as someone who drew attention.

Our leader Ranking 1, even the mask is cool. He even carries a white sword around lately, which adds a strange charm

She thought further.

Wouldnt it be fun if I shot and uploaded this?

Whether it was when she first started uploading her hobby photography to the community or when she uploaded to YouTube.

Han Miin was fundamentally of the mindset to try it first.

Youll shoot the rift strategy video?

Yes.

Youll follow me inside?

Yes.

I cocked my head.

Why, exactly?

Han Miin raised the corners of her mouth with a sly smile.

Because I can shoot it much better!

It was a reason that was hard for me to accept.

You may know, but going inside can be life-threatening. Theres no need for you to shoot. I can capture the strategy video just fine.

As she began her explanation, Han Miins smile disappeared, and she began speaking in a serious tone.

Leader, do you know? Even though theres still enough food stocked in South Korea, many people are committing suicide. You can see it on SNS.

I didnt know that.

Right? Youre very busy dealing with D-Mart matters. But isnt it strange? People could survive much longer just staying inside, but its not just one or two committing suicide. Why do you think that is?

I blurted out the answer that came to mind.

They probably think theres no point in living on.

Han Miin nodded her head in agreement.

Thats right! Its the absence of expectations and hope for the future. But think about it. Suddenly, a person claiming to be the No.1 ranked ability user appeared in the community. And by uploading all kinds of information and strategy posts, hes creating a hopeful atmosphere. Encouraging everyone to work hard at fighting the zombies.

I slowly began to understand what she wanted to say.

So, you mean to create expectations for the future? So I should become a hope for these people?

She shook her head.

I dont mean you should become their real hope. You cant save everyone, and it would be difficult if they expect too much. Instead, lets create an atmosphere where the future can be bright. That much is fine, right? Um

Han Miin touched her forehead in thought for a moment, then suddenly exclaimed,

Ah! National pride!

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People in our country love national pride! Its something similar! A mutant zombie thats scary, Asimone thats terrifying, the No.1 ranked ability user Kim Doha. The rift strategy he imparts! Well, something like this. Providing a refuge for people to momentarily forget reality.

I was lost in thought.

Han Miin spoke with sparkling eyes.

Ill shoot it for you in the coolest way ever! So that you look like a superhero protecting the Earth. People need a hero right now!