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| What a terrible ending. 4/10 |
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| Mehhh...6/10 for whole...ending made me wanting for slightly worse situation...( for example : Narumi leaving MC's house for unlimited time. . ) |
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| must have been a surprise cancellation cause this ending was rushed and was awful. It really destroyed the entire story for me. |
| A more concrete ending would've been nice, but from comments I've read, it seems likely the author was expecting a much longer run than he ended up with... There were a few hints in the last couple chapters that it's not as bad as most seem to post about... Pretty darn sure that Narumi's mother is convinced that her daughter is going after Jun, for one. The whole last trip home was entirely orchestrated by her mom, who heavily played up her dad's health problems (and who the hell tells a lie to their kid like "the doctors found something bad in his head"?!) The only reason I can come up with is that she felt like her daughter was in danger of acting on her attraction to Jun. Narumi also asked Jun out twice (before regrettably retreating.) Seemed to me that at the very least Narumi had come to terms with herself that she was genuinely/seriously attracted to him by the end. I find it highly likely that she was restraining herself due to the age issue legally (and possibly legitimate fear that she could lose her livelihood/home if Jun's mom decides to object and fires Narumi for pursuing a relationship with teenage son,) but once he turns 18 and graduates from high school, I'd say all bets were off XD Given the ending feeling of "and these days will continue" with no changes to the status quo other than Jun & Ririko starting to date, I'd say loli's days are numbered >:3 |
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deadman80 said: A more concrete ending would've been nice, but from comments I've read, it seems likely the author was expecting a much longer run than he ended up with... There were a few hints in the last couple chapters that it's not as bad as most seem to post about... Pretty darn sure that Narumi's mother is convinced that her daughter is going after Jun, for one. The whole last trip home was entirely orchestrated by her mom, who heavily played up her dad's health problems (and who the hell tells a lie to their kid like "the doctors found something bad in his head"?!) The only reason I can come up with is that she felt like her daughter was in danger of acting on her attraction to Jun. Narumi also asked Jun out twice (before regrettably retreating.) Seemed to me that at the very least Narumi had come to terms with herself that she was genuinely/seriously attracted to him by the end. I find it highly likely that she was restraining herself due to the age issue legally (and possibly legitimate fear that she could lose her livelihood/home if Jun's mom decides to object and fires Narumi for pursuing a relationship with teenage son,) but once he turns 18 and graduates from high school, I'd say all bets were off XD Given the ending feeling of "and these days will continue" with no changes to the status quo other than Jun & Ririko starting to date, I'd say loli's days are numbered >:3 i think the author thinks/believes that older woman younger guy doesn't work & that's why author wrote it the way he or she did, at the beginning it hinted that older woman & younger guy will end up together, but then out of the blue he ended up with that girl, i like plot twists, but not stupid plot twists |
Sugram22 said: i think the author thinks/believes that older woman younger guy doesn't work & that's why author wrote it the way he or she did, at the beginning it hinted that older woman & younger guy will end up together, but then out of the blue he ended up with that girl, i like plot twists, but not stupid plot twists I think it has less to do with whether it would work or not, and more to do with the manga getting axed. At the point the story was at when it suddenly started wrapping up, it would technically have been criminal for Jun/Narumi to hook up. >_<;; The author probably decided it would be less impossible to have Oonuki's confession succeed than to figure out a way to cram in a time skip in order to have a happy ending with Narumi. Also, keep in mind that "high school girlfriend" does not equal "life-time commitment" ;) Jun was already thinking that he could still go to her hometown if/when he wanted to see Narumi less than a week after he agreed to go out with Oonuki.. |
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| lol, the ending was okay for me. but it would be better if Narumi says to Ririko that she would steal Jun if Ririko doesn't keep him good. or it would be better if Narumi is the one Jun's date. and the accident when Ririko told Jun that she loved him never happened. |
OtaXu1 said: I think it's a Japanese thing. Narumi was never a real possibility. There are two kinds relationships, practical and impractical. Ichinose gave up on Jun because he's impractical and went with Misora. This was supposed to be a heads up for the ending. I've seen this kind of thing before and I find it very disappointing. It can work, my wife is 11 years older than me. We'll be married 11 years this Nov. and I was 21 when we finally got married. in Hentai there are a lot of story's about older woman younger guy, boy 14-17 the ages that are in that type of animes & woman 30-40, not hentai fan, but i have watched them, but haven't for long time |
| That cop out at the end was painful. |
| Fuck. This could've been everything it was building up to be. It could've been amazing. It's not even a real ending... The whole "Narumi is a virgin who is stuck in life" plot thread is still dangling. |
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Hoplite479 said: I think because this manga ended prematurely the author went with the younger girl because it was just the easier to end to write (no age stigma to deal with). thaumx said: Incomprehensible ending. The Riri character had all the signs of the hopeless crush character, not a legitimate interest. The MC did a 180 from not being interested in her at all, to suddenly liking her in 3 chapters. The Mangaka likely had 3 chapters to "wrap it up" after the publisher deciding to drop it due to lack of popularity. This is most likely exactly what happened; the author took the easy way out and avoided the age stigma. You can't really do that though, with a manga that's about, well,.. an age stigma. The author was probably notified between working on episodes 43 and 44. Episode 43 still has some strong Narumi scenes, even Jun's dad is back with the usual banter, but most of all Narumi stating that they have "one extra guy", strongly suggests the author intended her to somehow hijack the trip. I also think he intended Riri-chan's attention to shift to the short friend, with the long one going to Komiyama, or the other way around, as a visual joke. Suddenly though, from the school trip onwards, Narumi gets a lot less screentime, and Jun x Riri gets pushed hard. There are several problems with the ending as it is. For one Riri-chan had no real character whatsoever, and Jun-kun's supposed interest in her on a romantic level is entirely unconvincing. I think not even the author himself liked Riri-chan, as the whole manga he seems to deliberately leave her character underdevelopped, and he drew her in a droopy way. There are plenty of manga which have a shy physically underwhelming character admists giants, but admidsts which they can hold their own. The author can also, quite clearly, draw. Yet straight from the beginning, Riri-chan was drawn with very little body language, a flat face, and fish-tank eyes. She cleary only served as a support for Komiyama issued jokes. However, everything would have been passable, if it wasn't for one thing, and that is that this ending just leaves Narumi out. If you think about it, Jun-kun has been more or less stable, and the one developping, the real MC, has always been Narumi. The ending matches everyone together, yet reverts Narumi alone back to her chapter 1 state of lonely drinking woman with no real place to go. It literally undoes the whole manga. 732xx732 said: and the ending is just a giant fuck you for the publisher and in the end the story/readers are just the collateral That might have been the intention, but the result is more like a giant fuck you to his readers, a betrayal of his own main characters, and the publisher being the 'collateral' sustaining only a bruised knee. deadman80 said: I find it highly likely that she was restraining herself due to the age issue legally (and possibly legitimate fear that she could lose her livelihood/home if Jun's mom decides to object and fires Narumi for pursuing a relationship with teenage son,) but once he turns 18 and graduates from high school, I'd say all bets were off XD The only one restraining himself, was the author. Also, it's been made very clear several times, that Jun's parents would've been perfectly fine with it. |
| "I'm a middle schooler bartender!" - Mishima Hitomi |
| wtf is going on? what happen to those beautiful moment betwen the mc and fmc from all previous 47 chapter?? omg. sorry author...gonna remember your name and never ever read your book again. |
| WELL THAT JUST RUINED ALL THE GOOD TIME I READ THIS MANGA. Man, I marathon-ed through all the chapters in one night and that didn't even feel like the last chapter. (and yeah I think it was pretty much axed) But wtf was that ending, just.....get out, get the f out. 6/10 because the ending, any more seconds I spend thinking about this manga could make it lower so I'm leaving and burying this shit down in my deepest memory. |
BlueIsLoveFeb 21, 2020 3:06 PM
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| That ending was a massive LOL. Wow... |
| I was liking this manga quite a bit. But then came this ending. Man wtf ! Jun goes complete 180 from thinking of Riri as a kid to liking her ! This ending was so terrible. All the nurumi x Jun development went to vain. The ending left such a baad taste in my mind. Way to ruin my morning. |
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| I'm more than a little disappointed that Narumi is still single. Is she going to die a virgin? I grew to love her character and couldn't help but hope she would find love. Kind of a lame ending. And what ever happened to the fan service? Did this transition to a G rated family manga at some point? Well done except for the ultimate plot or story. We could have had a more clear resolution of Narumi's fate. |
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