★ Continuing the WOORIEVERSE universe, it focuses on universal struggles such as pain, loneliness, and self-discovery. The content is relatable to daily life, easily resonating with readers.
★ With the unique concept of "Potentials burning out," it weaves the growth and self-awareness of the 20-year-old protagonist, delivering a tense plot that caters to comic fans' preferences.
★ Includes the complete content of Volumes 1 and 2 with a seamless narrative flow, satisfying readers' desire for a one-time reading experience and lowering the barrier to entry.

The Woorie series centers on relatable dilemmas familiar to everyone: enduring pain, facing loneliness, resolving grievances, seeking one's identity, nurturing friendship, maturing into adulthood, and learning to forgive and stand by others. The "Meaning" comic series continues the author's WOORIEVERSE universe.

Ernie Marino is 20 years old and a Potential—a person who "burns out" when they lose the meaning of life. Others avoid Potentials, as they might destroy everything around them. Ernie studies at a university and hides his unique identity from his friends. Each day, he draws closer to burning out. One day, Ernie encounters another Potential during a lecture—and from that moment, his life is turned upside down.

The second volume picks up where the first left off. After a tragic incident at the university, Ernie's episodes become more frequent: he constantly sees Vanished Ones—Potentials who have burned out and turned into phantoms—around him. Unwilling to hurt his loved ones, Ernie distances himself from them and takes a part-time job at a café, where he meets a girl who knows nothing about his past. As their friendship deepens, Ernie is plagued by an increasingly heavy question: Who is he, really?