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I kind of understand where you're coming from. Sometimes, I feel like Koogi held back a lot of what she originally wanted to do with the story. I, too was hoping for a more explosive conclusion. Although you could still say that's exactly what we got and quite literally too.
I think we all knew what was going to happen to Sangwoo and Bum with all the foreshadowing. But, I was hoping for a twist. Something as original as this manwha needed a twist ending to keep us on our toes about it for years.
But I think it's safe to say this one is truly unforgettable, for me, at least.
I think you're right about some sort of twist ending...like some theories about the identity of the burnt body. I'm a fan of open-endings and twists with psychological and horror.
I suppose one can take Bum's fate as he was hit or not. You feel maybe it just is too complete of an ending?
She did leave a huge question mark. What if Bum didn't get hit by a car and die? And why were the employees at that crappy hospital acting so weird? Killing Stalking started off with a bang and the bang dissipated. I've been on the edge of my seat the whole time waiting for the jump scare. Maybe that's it. Maybe this is what Koogi intended. The first chapter of this manwha took me by surprise. It starts off like a normal cliche unrequited love story and you have no idea how excited I was when it came to light that Bum's object of affection was a serial killer.
I knew I'd feel sad about the ending but damn...it just feels like there's something missing. It's totally unfinished. All good things must come to an end, I suppose. Someone here mentioned that the readers get no closure because we didn't get to see Bum or Sangwoo die. Maybe that's why I feel the way I do?
Sorry for rambling! lol
Didn't care for the ending. Just personal preference as there was nothing really wrong about it. I just felt kinda meh at the end.