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I'll only feel safe when the creepy screentone completely vanishes from his body in the opening panels.

Amazing that Eunyung's roommates have the gall to try to guilt-trip him like that when it was he who took Kyungsoo to the hospital and almost missed his chance from that. As if showing up to comfort him two hours later will be an unforgivable crime. I'm glad that for once Eunyung tried to do...

Wow, that's what I call a perfect conclusion for a short series. Well done, Mr Kuroha.

Loving how foul-mouthed Tatari gets when he fights.

As the previous translator, I wish you lads at Undead Scans all good luck! In these days of shitty MTL and a frenzy for isekai crap, seeing a group take on one of the hardest mangaka in terms of scanlation difficulty warms my heart. Yes, the translation was a teensy bit stilted here and there...

That was the sincerest "I am" ever. sarcasm Weird that he left the palliative behind, when he knew he had to take the glove away.

This not the last arc, it's the last season. The next arc has already started in the paywalled chapters, too.

You think so? You might be right, we'll know in a week or a couple more. But to me, his look when watching them rehearse was a "time to get serious" look, especially the little pout. Like, he's concentrating on the play-acting and nothing else. Dropping the nonchalance towards everything else...

Now, this is the epitome of effective teaching. And I'm betting Eunyung will have a super-minor debut role, like a passing ghost or even a part of the scenario.

I think the idea is to feed him the pill surreptitiously while pretending to negotiate with him or something.

In terms of narrative technique and art, I'd say the past few chapters, starting with Yeonghoo's mental breakdown, going through the showdown at the lab door and now with the strangulation scene, have been a masterclass. I knew Kang Hyung-gyu was a good webtoonist, but he's head and shoulder...

This chapter is a little jewel of narrative technique, the way it alternates serious and comic scenes, then tense and romantic ones. The author is really good at what he's doing.

So in the end he's gonna be exposed due to his attractiveness, huh. And the awl maniac waxing poetic before waking up in the bathtub was hilarious.

Like someone said at the Mangakakalot comment section: "ah, I knew it was his mom all along!"

The way reporter Chae is ruthless to her coworkers but immediately becomes patsy at the hands of the Vigilante is hilarious.

The showdown between reporter Chae and Jo Heon has started, place your bets. And she must be psychic to have guessed Jo Heon's agenda so accurately. Then again, all the main characters are overachievers.

Entitled rich kids seem to be a thing in Korea. The kid deserved everything that happened to him in this chapter, but thinking that students are already flaunting their families' power and money to settle school matters is very disturbing to me.

How mentally disturbed one has to be that obtrusive thoughts of being in a victim's position keep forcing him to act even against his better judgement?

Rereading some old episodes… the way how reporter Chae gleefully puts Ji Sook in the line of fire to save her own hide, and then merrily promises not to do the devil's editing knowing full well that the what the father's saying is enough to cause outrage without editing… lady's something else...

Just a reminder: Ji Young has cloned Jo Heon's phone. And I have a faint memory of the van in the middle of the chapter being Gang Ok's. I'm fairly confident that Jo Heon is the hunted here, and Ji Young is the hunter.