Many authors create manga stories in hopes that an anime will be made. Videos increase merchandising sales and the author can make money from merchandising royalties. As such, only enough manga story needs to be created to fit into one season of anime. If the author is trying to be efficient, any effort beyond one anime season's worth of story is wasted effort because many shows only get one cour anyways. Thus, the manga was given its rushed ending. This frees the author to work on a different story in hopes that might also have a chance to have an anime.Thank you for translating to the end.
I have mixed feelings about the ending. It was a good stopping point, but they could have easily continued the story.
Yep. They could have held on to that resurrection potion, and either sold it (guaranteed billions), to assuage all those feelings people seem to have of them still living a precarious life. Also, it would have been pleasant to see what the underlings of that scumbag "father" thought when they found out that the siblings had a resurrection potion, but let the dungeon eat "dad" instead of giving it to him.Thanks for the hard work The Start!
Definitely a bad dad. The thing is there was no need to redeem him either, nor even revive him. It felt like the author needed to wrap it all up this chapter and just wanted to make it a happy end. I think that was the wrong call, would've been much more impactful if they had to deal with the unresolved emotional strife and still manage to win at the end.
As it is now, this was a somewhat enjoyable, but honestly forgettable read.
Well. They didn't need him anymore. They were basically super rich at the end.should've left the dad dead and pocked the heal juice incase they needed it later
what a hamfisted redemption, dude still left them without any parental figures, in a run down house, with no money; useless deadbeat dad
series was already pretty mid but this just seals the deal
take my 1/10 rating
Thanks for the scanlation!