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you cant fix this. walk away

Damn, Ekoda got dailies in? How long was Honjou sitting there?

Did I miss the vampire arc?

Been 4 years and people are STILL bringing up SA shit as if this series doesn't run on doujin logic. Just laugh at the absurdity and move on, Christ.

Waiting for the plot twist to be that the father is fully in on Saki's bullshit, and just wants a chance to get rid of his son. For someone who was recently re-married, he told his son nothing until the last second and was TOO quick to bail. Sus.

Always with the hands lmao

Just when I ran out of manipulative women, Saki appeared before me...

It's always nice when the author is self-aware. It gives the impression that there's actually a plan.

These developments went by way too fast. This and the previous chapter were pretty chaotic, but in a mostly good/fun way. Still, this needed more foreshadowing. Jumping from just meeting this guy to helping him crossdress at the drop of a hat is a bit much. The previous girl (who was "friends"...

Asking why Yuko ended up in jail is not a fault of the ending, you just didn't pay attention to certain scenes. Gen revealed that Yuko provoked him into murdering her husband. The police never took action because Yuko was hospitalized at the time. Gen did not get married in jail. This is not...

there is plenty of indication lol. You literally saw him.

It is definitely ambiguous. I moreso meant that the poster was inserting too much when the meaning is simply that Esemori was finally accepting Yuko and doing something right for her, which finally set Reiji and Yuko free. Whether he's actually the father didn't matter in this context.

That's a stupid interpretation. Yuko has never been described as delusional to my knowledge. Never had the luxury. She always believed Esemori was the father, so that must have been plausible to her.

These epilogues always come in the last volume release so they're bait for readers to buy the last release. Scummy yeah.

Oh I wasn't commenting on the quality of the ending. I think it's super rushed. I'm just amused by how many are questioning whether Reiji lived or died. They confirmed he lives with statement and actually showing him. Ryo even drew a page of older Nagi and Reiji holding hands. There's an...

Based on the comments, I wonder how many people even noticed Reiji in the car when Chako signalled that he didn't need to come.

I agree. Seems clear that they were saying their goodbyes properly underneath the shitflinging. But this is a moment that needed more than 3 pages. Damn, Reiji's life built up to that conversation. Definitely rushed.

This is not an open-ending. It tells us exactly what happened to the characters. The only one even remotely kept ambiguous is Mao, but it's clear by Yuri's words that she intends on holding him captive. Reiji and Nagi lived and are working for Shinooka Gen is released and living with Chako...

Mao is unquestionably the biggest mistake in this manga. Probably violates more than a few tenets of writing. Which is crazy because he was here from the start. We knew about him even before we were clued in on how crazy the entire scenario Ryo cooked was. It couldn't have been hard to sprinkle...

The last 40 or so chapters were mostly unnecessary. -Sensei's character should have ended when Reiji approved of her as his teacher. This was around chapter 120 -Gen and Chako were both fine. I would not change anything. -Shino'oka chapters didn't need to be more than 2, but they're not big...