"Do Not Stop Reading This or It Blows" is an extended version of his story published in the October 2011 issue of Esquire Korean edition.

Seonghun Kim, Editor for Cine 21, praised its uniqueness and entertainment value as "charming stories beginning from extra ordinary things but always going with realistic background".

[3] In "I Meet Her" (original Korean title: "그녀를 만나다"), a man recently recovered from a terminal disease, now waiting for his girlfriend, recounts his experiences in hospital and in a recovery institute.

He suffers from mild amnesia and partial motor disturbances, but he works hard to get better, waiting for the day to meet his girlfriend for the first time after the surgery.

It turns out that the surgery was splitting his brain into two pieces and transplanting them into two different bodies, to achieve a safer result because of the redundancy.

[5] In "Mind Reading" (original Korean title: "독심술"), a man and a woman, who are working for a metal coloring company, try to win a deal with a smartphone maker by guessing the designer's thoughts.

[4] A man who is a pilot of an experimental project, accelerating a spaceship to the speed of light, reaches the extremely far future due to accidental time dilation.

He realizes that the time he has arrived at is at the heat death of the universe, which means that he cannot see any person, any living creature, any planet, any star, any reactive atom, nor any active thing whatsoever.

It originally began with an automatic cradle which was made by a washing machine manufacturer who developed a motor system controlled by an artificial intelligence resembling human hands.

One day, this man, working in a communication company, discovers a mysterious network packet, but fails to understand its meaning.

This president, who is actually a cyborg controlled by an artificial intelligence, invites the man and asks him not to disclose this story, since everything in this society is beneficial to the people as it is and they like his regime so much that they elected him as the first emperor.