Lmao here I was, just finished the manhwa, thinking "Oh, wow, that was so satisfying, everything wrapped up so fine" after binge-reading the last 40 chapters and then I read the comments and many felt it was rushed or lacking, wtf am I crazy or what? Lol What else had to happen? 10 chapters of MC trying to get his mother to accept him? 20 more chapters to develop Diesel's search of Ein? That'd just drag the story and make it shit when it wasn't even the main focus. They all had their plots, they all developed, they all finished, they were comprehensible and well explained and the rest of the details delivered at different parts of the story. I don't get what people are so unsatisfied about? My guess is that they just can't bear to let this story go, because they liked it too much. My example for a rushed or frustrating ending would be At the End of the Road's or Unfather's endings, to name a few, or even Playtime with Hakdo, which was very underwhelming but Wolf's was great, folks.
Lmao here I was, just finished the manhwa, thinking "Oh, wow, that was so satisfying, everything wrapped up so fine" after binge-reading the last 40 chapters and then I read the comments and many felt it was rushed or lacking, wtf am I crazy or what? Lol
What else had to happen? 10 chapters of MC trying to get his mother to accept him? 20 more chapters to develop Diesel's search of Ein? That'd just drag the story and make it shit when it wasn't even the main focus.
They all had their plots, they all developed, they all finished, they were comprehensible and well explained and the rest of the details delivered at different parts of the story. I don't get what people are so unsatisfied about? My guess is that they just can't bear to let this story go, because they liked it too much.
My example for a rushed or frustrating ending would be At the End of the Road's or Unfather's endings, to name a few, or even Playtime with Hakdo, which was very underwhelming but Wolf's was great, folks.