No words. Just peak. I love the ending. Although when the main story ended, I felt so empty. If I could've just relinquished the moments and enjoyed the artworks by pages instead of reading the entirety of it within 3 days, maybe i would feel very attached to this, just as did with Naruto.
I never watched the solo leveling anime, but i don't regret reading this first. Throughout my reading, I thought to myself how he is overwhelmed with plot armor. He's just cheating to the max.
I just love how junwoo finally got the life he deserved at the end with hae in. She is so prettyyyy, but isn't it funny how since he's basically immortal, he could've stuck with his self in his 20s, but no, he chose to grew older with her. How sweet. Although, since this is Shonen, I didn't understand how he also got interested with her in their past timeline. It confused me how it was her that he thought of when the world was ending. Just because he's his only woman friend? I thought he would atleast call his sister or mother to spend their "last moments" together, as family. Maybe there was something in the novel that wasn't able to be included in the manwha to answer these questions. Anyways, they're together and got a child. No point in questioning.
With his son on the epilogue though... I forced myself to read it. I thought we would get more Sung family moments but the fighting scenes with the son didn't interest me. It was boring to see an individual with no experience having no struggle to get past through high leveled monsters just because of his power. （￣へ￣）
No words. Just peak. I love the ending. Although when the main story ended, I felt so empty. If I could've just relinquished the moments and enjoyed the artworks by pages instead of reading the entirety of it within 3 days, maybe i would feel very attached to this, just as did with Naruto.
I never watched the solo leveling anime, but i don't regret reading this first. Throughout my reading, I thought to myself how he is overwhelmed with plot armor. He's just cheating to the max.
I just love how junwoo finally got the life he deserved at the end with hae in. She is so prettyyyy, but isn't it funny how since he's basically immortal, he could've stuck with his self in his 20s, but no, he chose to grew older with her. How sweet. Although, since this is Shonen, I didn't understand how he also got interested with her in their past timeline. It confused me how it was her that he thought of when the world was ending. Just because he's his only woman friend? I thought he would atleast call his sister or mother to spend their "last moments" together, as family. Maybe there was something in the novel that wasn't able to be included in the manwha to answer these questions. Anyways, they're together and got a child. No point in questioning.
With his son on the epilogue though... I forced myself to read it. I thought we would get more Sung family moments but the fighting scenes with the son didn't interest me. It was boring to see an individual with no experience having no struggle to get past through high leveled monsters just because of his power. （￣へ￣）