I really just want Jack to die. And suffer. So bad that he’ll destroy himself in the abyss and then vanish from existence.
But before that, Vincent should show his artistic skills to Jack. Special live performance.

Jack is literally like Jacob from twilight, but add a twisted mind to his character.
Funny how everyone’s constantly hating on Twilight and Jacob, but then everyone’s loving and being horny over Jack.
So disgusting...

Oh gosh, poor Oscar (referring to his past) ... :((( !!

But also, NOOOOO the ending!!!!
I just started to like Zai...

At least Jack disappeared, I hope for good this time!! <3

To see so many fans still gushing after Jack, after everything he's done... damn, y'all are really disgusting...

The bonus chapter was sweet tho.
Liam/Reim hasn't appeared for a while, it'd be cool to see him again. I mean, he was sleeping and only woke up during that earthquake, which was pretty funny lol, but time for him to get screentime again.

Oh man, got me a bit teary actually...

Jun basically drawing one of my theories for the world/universe... that we're just characters in a book... nice one.
Although, if the whole world is just a story, how are they (the jury) not able to control the abyss? Wouldn't the abyss just be another character in the book? Or is the abyss a force outside of the book?
Love that "breaking the 4th wall" moment here, by saying that all is just a story, which, in fact, for them, is.

I just hope Jun doesn't pull a "oh we changed the past just a little bit, to make sure everyone we love is alive in the present again", as it is so often in time-travel stories...

Hm, idk. Disappointed at a lot of things.
- Vincent doesn't deserve to live, imo, since he pretty much wasted all his life with his own death wish (really wondering why he just didn't commit suicide).
- He also doesn't deserve Ada's love, since he only used her. Really surprised that girl actually loves him, which is kinda cringe.
- Zwei was pretty annoying, and I can't believe

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she died. Obviously there have to be some deaths and it would've been pretty unrealistic if Jun didn't kill any beloved characters, but Vincent deserves it much more.

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I'm glad that Ada get to have a bit of a bigger role, and also Liam is pretty damn amazing. And Zwei at least got some character development. Chapter 93 was the best.

But Vincent really pissed me off. He really does not deserve to survive.
Also, Jack is back, even though mostly in the past, and I'm just barfing at his face & voice. That guy's so disgusting.

Oh, damn, I'm crying. It was beautiful. Probably the only ending to a book series that was really satisfying and not full of clichés!

Well, except for

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Sharon and Liam marrying

, I really liked everything.

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- Ada & Vincent not getting back together again!
- Vincent spending his life on his own or together with Gil, traveling!
- Sheryl & Rufus not marrying, and staying best friends until the very end!
- Gil & Vincent being best friends!
- Jack finally dying for good!
- the protagonist (Oz) not just miraculously surviving because he's the protagonist!
- Reo deciding that the children with red eyes should be visiting the abyss, and not cast there as a misfortune! Thank you, Reo.
- And of course, Gil & Oz (& Alice) finally reuniting.

I'm really really glad that the dream in the beginning was just a dream, and didn't turn out to be "a gift from the abyss" or something, as it is so often with stories like these. Where everyone is just revived and the protagonist gets all they want. It's very nice that Jun just mentioned the book thing, kinda breaking the 4th wall again, and just let it be an AU!

Thank you, Jun, you're a mastermind.

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I would've liked to see Lily's and Lottie's future too, tho. They probably didn't live that long, but still. What did they do? Travel the world like Vincent? Or settle down somewhere, and just live in peace in their final years?

Started to read this because of an art collab, but it actually looks quite good. Not a masterpiece or anything, but fun.

I like how the angels & demons are genderless, but it bothers me that they have he/she pronouns in the translation, when it would be more fitting to use "they".

Kudo's mother arc confused me a little, but overall still averagely good.
I like his grandfather.

Pretty cliché but overall good, actually. Was a fun, short read.