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I guess, yeah xDIt was always clear and chapter 50 was very clear. Did you mean you wanted another kiss in the last panel?
I guess, yeah xDIt was always clear and chapter 50 was very clear. Did you mean you wanted another kiss in the last panel?
... Axed ?
No. It was NOT axed, people. They planned it to only go to the end of this arc. It was exactly like they intended it to be.Axed
Soo, what about the dragon plot?![]()
The lack of closure on the dragon's curse plot makes this ending very unsatisfaying to me...
Thank you for your work!
A LOT of people have wondered about this.Yeah, I'm another one who wanted more of the dragon stuff.
Up to just before the last page, I started to think the dialogue was hinting at a sequel manga, but alas, nope.
Start over from the beginning. There's quite a bit of stuff left out.It's a good enough ending, I guess.
Looks like this goes up to LN4, so time to pick up the next five volumes (or just start over from the beginning?)
And the next 1 or 2 chapters of I'm in Love with the Villainess (the manga adaptation) will be the end of that one.Man, back to back long running manga just ending... First it was the guy with the childhood friend dragon. Now this...
Brother... I'm now confused on why they decided to skip such an important partNo. It was NOT axed, people. They planned it to only go to the end of this arc. It was exactly like they intended it to be.
After Euphie became a Spirit Covenanter, she also gained immortality (unless of course somebody managed to kill her which is pretty near impossible). One of the big points of this part of the novel is that Euphie will outlive Anis. The way this is solved is that Anis gets into a situation where she has no choice but to use her latent dragon powers and basically "unlock" them. She literally becoes a dragon (in human form). Most of her anatomy is overwritten by dragon anatomy. Since dragons are very long lived, this is how they solve the "tragedy of long life" situation. Don't worry, it's done MUCH better than my half-assed synopsis (I suck at those anyway...)
i think they didnt skip it more like didnt adapt it since i should come some time after where it endedBrother... I'm now confused on why they decided to skip such an important part![]()
When I said "skip" I meant skip that part of the original story, on one side we get GLs that get milked for fucking ever without any progress but on the other side we get adapted LNs that are really good but are cut shorti think they didnt skip it more like didnt adapt it since i should come some time after where it ended
the LN volume after this is mostly comprised of them reforming the kingdom's administrative system and inventing a magic typewriter with zero action, I can see why they chose not to keep adapting it. Euphie's coronation at the end of the volume is very cute and romantic thoRoughly the same end point as the anime
I was also hoping to see a bit more of their story adapted. If anyone can drop LN spoilers it would be much appreciated.
I'm assuming they haven't seen the anime because both the anime and manga ending at the same point should make it pretty clear that this is an intended stopping point, without needing to be explained the way you did. "Axed" has been misused so bad and people seem to require literally zero evidence for anything they say or believe anymore other than vibes so maybe not.No. It was NOT axed, people. They planned it to only go to the end of this arc. It was exactly like they intended it to be.
A LOT of people have wondered about this.
After Euphie became a Spirit Covenanter, she also gained immortality (unless of course somebody managed to kill her which is pretty near impossible). One of the big points of this part of the novel is that Euphie will outlive Anis. The way this is solved is that Anis gets into a situation where she has no choice but to use her latent dragon powers and basically "unlock" them. She literally becoes a dragon (in human form). Most of her anatomy is overwritten by dragon anatomy. Since dragons are very long lived, this is how they solve the "tragedy of long life" situation. Don't worry, it's done MUCH better than my half-assed synopsis (I suck at those anyway...)
Start over from the beginning. There's quite a bit of stuff left out.
It's a full volume left.And the next 1 or 2 chapters of I'm in Love with the Villainess (the manga adaptation) will be the end of that one.
They released their next work (or announced it) at the same exact time as the final LN released for this one. Basically used the popularity of this series to transition into the following new Light Novel series.Anyone have any idea of what their next work will be?
Me and you, both...Brother... I'm now confused on why they decided to skip such an important part![]()
"Go read the LN"Soo, what about the dragon plot?![]()