Ori no Naka - Ch. 36 - All My Love

[yammas]

Damn, this ending was worse than the previous work.

 

[Jboyxtreme]

What a manga

 

[story645]

mean that premarital promiscuity is "net neutral"

Net neutral in that people of both genders do not want partners who cheat and the research does not point to a comparative advantage for any gender. Basically, holding other things equal, there's no good reason to agree to an unequal match.

 

[big_red01027]

I expected a shitty ending, that's not the problem. The problem is the execution.

 

[pseudomaniac]

it's peak i'm afraid

 

[zawarudo]

When our kind scanlator relayed the message from the mangaka that this ending wasn't going to be the result of an axe, did he make sure to check that admission for signs of duress?


At a brief point between last chapter and this one, I interpreted Moyupu's actions as partly being "I'm doing you a solid and permanently unraveling you from this succubus" but also "she's mine, not yours". Well, assuming that what we saw was what actually happened (it was, of course, somehow).

Yeah. Moyupu basically was saying "you're not as freaky as us, so you can stay in this world, bro".

 

[omgdumpster]

I dunno why people care that much about the ending. For this kind of roller coaster manga, the most important thing is the journey and it has been fun.

Besides, you could think the plotholes (ironically) as realistic elements because in real life you rarely get satisfying answer/explanation either. Everything can change so suddenly that impacting your life, and you're free to ponder but you can only move on.

Another thing to think about, japanese is very high context society where not everything need to be explained and you need to read between the lines. Americans and germans are polar opposite as they need everything to be spelled out upfront. Maybe it's clashed with your innate culture.

 

[silverpetricof]

Thank you for the translation (I definitely can't say it was the best writing-wise, but the entertainment value was certainly up there. Was worth reading to the end overall).