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I agreed. I think after all that build-up I wanted more closure. It almost felt lackluster.
Right? I wish we'd get a side story about them. Then I could shut up about the ending. (〜￣△￣)〜
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I agreed. I think after all that build-up I wanted more closure. It almost felt lackluster.
Right? I wish we'd get a side story about them. Then I could shut up about the ending. (〜￣△￣)〜
This was one heck of a ride for me. I stayed all night till 7 in the morning to finish reading it all. Was it worth it? Yes. But I'm afraid that in some time I would forget this webtoon even exist because to tell the truth, the ending didn't leave a great impression on me. The story was fantastic, not too cliche, dwells on realistic themes in certain aspects, and was fun to read. Yet the last few chapters were quite... different? IT IS a happy ending, but I felt so incomplete; something missing. It's not like the feeling that you had a good read and since it ended, you felt empty because it's done.
Here, the ending was abrupt. Like after all that angst and drama they just smack a 'The End' in the last chapter and it was all 'done'.
I couldn't handle the ending well because I'm still not done with Yuri. There was no closure between them, or maybe it's just lacking the good 'ol fluff we've been seeing the past few chapters. There were minor questions popping up in my head about Yuri. I actually want to know how his character will turn out to be in the future. Only being vulnerable (or losing pride) is not what I wanted to see as a person who changes. He went through a lot of things that I don't think it could be solved with 2 - 3 chapters? It really takes time, but we were shoved with immediate fluff and the 'The End', leaving me confused a slight bit.
I might be wrong, or maybe just rambling, but these are just my thoughts. And if you completely read all these things I typed then I applaud for you.