Introduction
The Meaning of March 9, 2022 13
Turbid Politics, Turbid Society 13
Yoon Seok-yeol's election and the 15th anniversary of his death
The Origin of Yoon Seok-yeol's Birth: Youth Online Community 17
Internet communities: The birth of a political sewer 19
DC Inside and Ilbe: The 21st Legacy of the Conservative Government
The Rise of Generation Z, the Candlelight Revolution, and Naive Optimism 23
Common Horizons Before and After the Candlelight Revolution: Blind Spots of Progress 24
Moon Jae-in and the 27 voters with the highest level of interest since Dangun
2030 Men's Protests and Feminist Hatred 30
Korean Men vs. Korean Women: The Bug and the Whistleblower 32
The Curse of Economic Development: Inequality and Comparative Quality 33
"The '86 Generation and the Democratic Party: Hypocrites Seeking a Monopoly on Justice" 35
The Myth of “The First Generation Poorer Than Their Parents” 37
The Shock of Yoon Seok-yeol's Election Reveals the Value of Generational Theory 38
A world filled with greenhouse gases and the wrath of betas 39
A glimpse into the souls of young people at Good Pemco 41
For whom am I writing this? 42

Part 1: Background

April 1, 1999: The Age of High-Speed ​​Internet and Pornography 47
Simple People, Simple World 47
The Need to Publicize Sex Without Being Sensitive 49
50 Philosophical Reflections on Sexuality
Jesus, the First Feminist 51
Suppression of Sexual Desire and Signs of Korean Society 52
Pornography before the advent of high-speed Internet 54
High-Speed ​​Internet and Its Twins 56
Philosophical Thoughts on Pornography 58
Offline Domination of the Online World 60
March 16, 2020: The Telegram Sexual Exploitation Case: A Deep Look into the Online World
62 Stories You Don't Want to Know
The Doctor's Room Incident: A Collaboration Between Cho Joo-bin and Digital Infrastructure 63
Digital Sex Crimes: A Qualitative Shift in Targets 67
The Existence of the Evaporating Victim 69
Crimes for which the offender cannot be arrested in the act 71
The End of Extreme Online Individualism 74
Countless Avatars in the Online World 77
July 9, 2020: Park Won-soon, or the Poisoned Feminism 79
Shocking Breaking News of the Park Won-soon Case: 80
Judicial Closure and Emotional Continuity 81
Reporter Son Byeong-gwan's Courage 84
Responsibility for Feminism Itself 86
Victim Kim Jandi, 88
Criminal complaint 89 executed like a secret operation
The lonely and powerless tone of the will 91
Die or Become an Anti-Feminist 96
96 Typical Behavioral Patterns of Men Accused of Being Perpetrators
April 7, 2021: Lee Jun-seok, The Politics of the Clever Observer 98
Lee Jun-seok's Mat Laying, Oh Se-hoon's Raw Eating 99
101 People Power Party Supporters Who Don't Even Know Their Own Platform
A Cry for Justice: The Last Lifeline for the Young Generation 102
Korean politics driven by emotions, not facts 104
The Love of the Wealthy Among Class Dropouts 105
108 Cool Styles That Class Dropouts Adore
Lee Jun-seok, Gamer Politician 110
Lee Jun-seok 113 bows to Moon Jae-in
Narcissist's Presidential Election Agenda 117
The Mental Health of a Teenager Who Ruined a Game by Choosing the Wrong Item 120

Part 2: The Inside Story

December 23, 1999: Abolition of the Military Service Bonus and the Loss of Consideration in Society 124
The Russo-Japanese War and General Nogi Maresuke 124
The Russo-Japanese War and the Origins of the Barracks and Dormitory 126
Conscription: Duty of Service for All Citizens 129
Short men are losers 132
The Jungle of the Awesome and the Laws of Nature 133
The Origins of Military Insults and Misogyny 137
Representative Seong Jae-gi and Men's Solidarity 139
January 7, 2025: How Millennials Understand the Left 144
Unabomber 144, met on DC Inside
Left-Hating Critics of Capitalism 148
The World of Pessimistic Elites: Peter Thiel and Elon Musk 150
The 86 Generation's Conformity to the System and the Declining Leftist Ideology 153
Left vs. Right: Dichotomous Personality Theory 155
An Era When Leftist Ideology Was Considered a Dictatorship of Emotions 158
Ilbe: The Deepest Shadow of the Smartphone Dominance Era 161
August 6, 2015: The Birth of Misandry, From Noh Hong-chul to Womad 163
The Origins of the Online Gender War 163
Womad: The End of Noh Hong-chul's Avalanche 166
The Gangnam Station Murder Case and Moon Jae-in's Appearance 169
Declaration of the Tactless Feminist President 171
May 29, 2009: Roh Moo-hyun and the Frustration of the Progressive Agenda 174
The Defender of the Weak: Roh Moo-hyun's Self-Identity 174
Roh Moo-hyun's rise to power and frustration 178
Values ​​Protected by Death 181
Life Traded for Identity 186
Roh Moo-hyun's Fate: The Pathos of Tragedy 188
Epilogue to Greek Tragedy 189
January 20, 2022: Moon Jae-in and the Two Versions of the Korean Economy 192
Moon Jae-in: Leader of the hastily formed progressive camp to challenge Park Geun-hye.
Ahn Cheol-soo: The Birth of a Wealthy Politician Who Doesn't Seem Greedy 194
Ilbe: Worshipers of a Resigned Survival of the Fittest Worldview 197
Ilbe's Golden Age 199
Moon Jae-in Administration's Self-Account 201
Two competing concepts of “fairness” 203
A 20-something man's assessment of the Moon Jae-in administration 206
The Progressive Government Shipwrecked on a Sea of ​​Greed 208

Part 3: Reflection

August 16, 2019: Embracing Ilbe Without Going Black 215
The Fate of Kim Ji-young, Born 1982, Part 215
17-Year-Old Boy Who Hated Feminists 218
A society where no one is innocent 223
A Spokesperson for Poor and Ugly Men 226
The meeting of the Han River and Big Tiger Seat 233
August 5, 2017: Feminism and the Vicious Cycle of Destruction 236
The Mutually Destructive Nature of Digital Sex Crimes 236
The Mechanism by which Sexual Assault Victims Turn into Blackmailers 240
Requiem for Teacher Song Kyung-jin 243
May 23, 2016: Black Health, the Nietzsche of Millennials 246
Osong's Sage Heukja Health 246
MZ men dreaming of international marriage 248
Men Who Take the Red Pill 249
Dishwashing theory, magic theory, slaughter theory, and the theory of the naked body 254
Feminism, Redpill, and Cyber ​​Hell 256
Nietzsche's Hygiene and the Happy World of Black People 257
September 5, 2024: Men Have No Country 261
261 In the face of shock and anger
Double Stigma: "Weeded Out" and "Perpetrator" 264
The Unrealism of Feminist Utopia 266
1020 Also interested in the structural elimination of men 267

The Last Story
272 If you don't want to fight the goblin

This book is a cry for the times of crisis!!

On April 4, 2025, Yoon Seok-yeol was finally impeached.
The presidential election that elected Yoon Seok-yeol on March 9, 2022, was itself a tragedy.
The three-year or so Yoon Seok-yeol era is coming to an end, and a new era is about to begin.
But the color of the future is still uncertain.
There is a widely shared feeling that South Korea, despite its apparent abundance, is falling into the abyss.
There isn't much time to correct course.

An enlightening book that reveals the root of Korea's political crisis!!
The political consciousness of Lee Dae-nam is the same as that of the elderly in their 70s!!

Since the mid-2010s, feminist discourse has emerged as a mainstream social discourse.
The discourse of youth conservatism and Lee Dae-nam soon emerged.
The 2022 presidential election was a huge clash between two discourses.
Three years passed, and the young men's temporary sense of triumph gave way to frustration.
The older generations are still confused and don't understand the meaning of the conflict.
They are not even trying to talk to the young people.


To understand that conflict, we must analyze it.
Analysis should be concise and to the point.
This book analyzes the in-depth gender issues that have arisen in Korean society since 2010, the beginning of the smartphone era, and since 1999, the dawn of the Internet era.
An overview of the war surrounding the souls of the youth of 2030.
It explains in straightforward language what is happening inside them.

Ultra-fast internet created the millennial generation, and smartphones created Generation Z.
Most of them are children of the 86 generation.
The 86 generation interpreted MZ's online individualism as political conservatism.
I tried to correct my children and nephews with scolding and admonishment, but I ended up being embarrassed.
Young people who grew up in the online world had no intention of following the irrationality and political power structures of the offline world.

This book is an enlightening guide for the older generation into the online world.
The days of automatically being treated like an adult just because you're older are over.
This is an era where everyone must learn forever.
If you want to talk to young people, or at least try to understand them, you have to be prepared to wake up.
We must experience the dark shadow of online culture and the depth of frustration among young men.

A must-read for the 86 generation, feminists, and MZ parents!!
Why have young men in South Korea become more conservative?

Mr. Kim, who entered Syria in 2015 to join ISIS and disappeared, and James Fields, the mastermind of the 2017 Charlottesville far-right terrorist attack, were both born in 1997.
They are the first generation of humans to experience puberty alongside the popularization of smartphones.
We should consider that all people born in the 2000s grew up in the same environment.
Generations that have not shared their experiences must be reborn to understand them.

In the era of social media capitalism, only the most extravagant is recognized as victorious.
Young men's conservatism and aversion to feminism have become trends.
Poor young people also have a powerful weapon that allows them to forget the offline reality.
You can immerse yourself in an online world where dopamine bursts at the touch of a finger.
Some try to realize their online world fantasies offline.
That's when the danger begins.

Martial law and civil war brought a latent crisis to light.
The young people who are shouting against impeachment are not a handful of exceptional individuals.
Even if you want to correct their wrong thinking, they refuse to even be with you, let alone be corrected.
There is only one way left.
The older generation needs to go into the online world and smell it for themselves.
Otherwise, conversation will be impossible forever.


Conspicuous capitalism, feminism, internet male-dominated communities,
Analyzing the in-depth gender issues in Korean society!!

This book revisits the ten major gender political issues that have plagued the souls of South Korean youth from 1999 to 2025.
These issues include the birth of ultra-high-speed internet and adult videos, the abolition of military service points and misogyny, Roh Moo-hyun and Ilbe's defamation of the deceased, Megalia and misandry, the Moon Jae-in administration and feminism, the Telegram sexual exploitation incident, the death of Park Won-soon, the Lee Jun-seok phenomenon, the election of Yoon Seok-yeol, and the deepfake sex crime issue.

At the heart of all these issues are (1) feminism and (2) online communities.
The inauguration of the Kim Dae-jung government in 1998 and the introduction of high-speed Internet in 1999 were significant historical coincidences.
The Kim Dae-jung administration was pro-feminist, and the spread of high-speed internet enabled the emergence of anti-feminist male-dominated online communities.
Analysis should begin here.

Feminists emphasize the history of structural sexism and the risk of sexual violence in everyday life.
The 86 generation supported this feminism according to the dictates of their conscience.
But at the same time, the number of young men who were defeated under ostentatious capitalism continued to grow.
The voices of the weeded out men were ignored.
Their voices began to fill the online sewer community of male thugs.

The 2000s were a time when the feminist war camps were being formed, and the 2010s were a time when the online civil war surrounding feminism began.
The extreme individualism realized by smartphones has created a unique reality in everyone's soul.
A solidarity was formed among people who shared similar alternative realities.
That's how the far-right youth who hate feminism and oppose the impeachment of Yoon Seok-yeol grew up.

The author urges a deep reflection from the 86 generation and feminists.
I propose a major debate in the Korean feminist camp!!

The 86 generation and feminists also lived in their own reality.
Many of them still regard martial law and civil war as exceptional madness.
They don't try to understand that the anger of young people lies in the birth of the monster called Yoon Seok-yeol.
They refuse to acknowledge that the memories of the 1986 generation's one-sided feminism and hypocrisy fueled the anger of unfortunate young people.
Even though martial law ended in failure, the young people who were shouting against impeachment did not disappear.
Yoon Seok-yeol's internal strife is not over, and the mental civil war is still ongoing.
Young men who see themselves as outcasts, who heap ridicule and hatred on others online, are incapable of healing their own wounds.
The older generation and women's groups must first show sacrifice and dedication.


The author, born in 1974, gave up his position as a university professor in 2017 and went to study abroad in Germany without any prerequisites.
The author also initially experienced Yoon Seok-yeol's election in 2022 as a kind of trauma.
However, I became enlightened myself by exploring internet communities and YouTube.
He soon wrote this book with a heart full of anguish, unable to ignore the problems of the times.
Log Tree Publishing pays tribute to the author's insight and courage in seeing the times and captures his voice here.
The birth of this book is a historical inevitability.