The Genius Who Sees Through the World

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Synonyms: The Genius Who Reads the World, Cheonjae, Sesang-eul Ikda

Japanese: 천재, 세상을 읽다

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Type: Manhwa

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: Feb 3, 2025 to ?

Genres: Drama, Suspense

Theme: Psychological

Serialization: Naver Webtoon

Authors: Jeongyong (Story), Kim, Injung (Art)

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Score: 6.94¹ (scored by 221 users)

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Ranked: #10319²

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Popularity: #11062

Members: 1,866

Favorites: 2

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Ranked #10319Popularity #11062Members 1,866

ManhwaNaver WebtoonJeongyong (Story), Kim, Injung (Art)

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Synopsis

As a child, Shin Woo-jin was kidnapped and locked away in a warehouse, forced to live as a slave. But against all odds, he was rescued and finally stepped into the outside world. Though free, Woo-jin wasn't like other children. He had an extraordinary gift: the ability to read people. By observing the smallest facial expressions and unconscious gestures, he could see through their thoughts, emotions, and intentions with near-perfect accuracy. Like a profiler, like a modern-day Sherlock, Woo-jin learned to navigate the world, one observation at a time. But for someone who sees too much, living an ordinary life is the hardest thing of all. All he ever wanted was a peaceful, simple life. But the world had other plans. "As I thought... living a normal life is far too difficult."

(Source: Naver Corporation, translated)

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Aug 28, 2025

ReVon_pL

Not Recommended

Preliminary (3/? eps)

I don't have much to say besides that it takes that Sherlock thing too far. You know what made shows like MD House so great? Not only solid writing for the most part, but also believability. House cases were thoroughly consulted with medical professionals. While a casual viewer probably won't be able to catch all the clues or even fully understand the cases, the show presents them in a way that makes it easy to suspend your disbelief. This comic does not do that. MC basically assumes shit that turns out to be true without the actual possibility of that happening. What's worse is that ...