The message that anyone can be a ‘hero’ in ordinary daily life really resonated with me. Through a range of examples, the book explains that heroism is about attitude and choices, not special abilities. It is a self-help book that moves you quietly without telling you what to do. When you doubt yourself or feel small, it gives you the courage to get back up. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to live today as their true self.

I hope you’ll make time to experience for yourself how reading can change your life. People who participate in reading groups, and those who run book-related Instagram accounts, all say that reading changes your life. But I was so greedy for books that stacks piled up in a short time, and I often lost sight of myself. I eventually realized that my approach to books and reading had been wrong from the start, but regret washed over me: I had realized it far too late. When I gaze at the books

I read about the method of reading. Through the reading method of Choi Young-ung, the soldier who reads, I felt as if I had found a hero of hope. It was a useful book that taught me important ways to think deeply through reading. I read it really well!

For the first time in a while, I held onto a book and made it all the way to the period on the final page. Choi Young-ung, head of Dokhagoon, has preserved in The Hero Effect the miracle of how reading changed his life. The book traces one person’s transformation through four themes: heroic reading, hope, growth, and rebirth with an open mind. I hope everyone gets to meet Choi Young-ung, the soldier who reads, and see how beautifully he conveys the wonder of books. In Chapter 1, “The Army’s

It has been a while since I picked up a book about reading. Many people read, but few have a reading method of their own. If someone has gone so far as to publish a book about it, there must be something worth learning. The author says that their philosophy of life begins and ends with reading. The book is easy to read: its message is clear, so the writing flows naturally. The author’s love of reading comes through throughout, and the book shows how each passage they read changed their life. I

I highly recommend this to anyone who wants a real reading method and wants reading to change their life. Until now, I chose what to read solely according to my own needs, which is why autobiographies were the books I was least likely to pick up. Since March last year, I’ve been part of author Choi Young-ung’s early-morning reading group. Watching his online and in-person activities for a year, I was amazed more than once and thought, “Can this really be done?” He always shared his thoughts,