God I love this series, I can see how it might not appeal to others as much as it did to me, but it’s genuinely one of my favorites I’ve read. Sad to see it go, but happy with how it ended.

Im going to disagree with some of the other comments, I honestly think this ending was really well done. My only complaint is that I think it would have been better if they hadn’t explained Mitia’s backstory at all beyond that she was never a human like Youth, explained it in a previous chapter, or even just a few wordless panels that give you an idea of this backstory without spelling it out. But every other element that went into building the atmosphere of this resolution was outstanding, I even liked the triple ending thing.

So they went the route of the protagonist still being there. It’s harder to write that way so I’d like to see how this goes

It’s so sick. This is a much more complicated story than One has ever done before and it’s impressive how well he’s managing it.

This series is at its best when it’s 100x more degenerate than this.

It’s actually a complete satisfying chapter!

Oh shit it’s going down

Of course Aka stuck the landing, I was concerned after the stab proof vest debacle, but I shouldn’t have been

Her name is Yamato Nadeshiko. lol

That book guy is a destroy all humanity; it can’t be regenerated character. He is going to take out his $5,000 legacy delver deck and challenge someone to a duel

I thought all I could do was wait for new chapters of destroy all humanity for more from this author. But now I have this. I do feel like it might be a little lacking without the melancholy and sense of time passing you by that makes me like destroy all humanity as much as I do, but hopefully the story will grow in different but similarly interesting directions

I can’t believe this is the same manga that I praised for its pacing in the first 40 or so chapters. It’s still somewhat interesting, but the pacing has been atrociously slow

So I guess that makes Balud the heir of Tristovy

The harem is being attacked on two fronts?!?

Oh wow this is a good scene. The prince claiming the sea as his own while the child of the sea looks at him with pity. It makes me want to think more deeply about what the sea symbolizes in this story. It feels like this is the kind of story that will reward you for engaging with it on that level.

It’s so funny how the kid is going on an evil monologue but the protagonist is completely calm

My man

I love this trope

I ship it

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