Spoiler tagged to protect new readers since I mention the ending.
Hey I need a novel reader to confirm something. Was it just me, or was the ending rushed?
It felt like a lot of things were left unresolved.
It feels like Luvi was slowly cut out and became irrelevant around the end, Melphis' end felt a little too open-ended, with us never even seeing him respond to the messages Vivi left on the mirror, Dietrich I feel like we could've seen a bit more there, like maybe a reluctant Luvi awkwardly comforting her brother's first failed romance.
But we got none of that.
Like don't get me wrong, I'm fine the other 3 didn't end up with Vivi, I don't really care, and I'm actually happy Melphis and Dietrich were shown as being so mature, realizing Vivi wouldn't reciprocate their feelings and accepting that she would be happy with Ren. It's a fresh take on the usual men fighting over MC without considering her wishes trope.
But idk, it just felt kinda. Rushed? Lackluster? At the end. I want a novel reader to confirm if it really was rushed, and if the novel actually went more into Melphis, Dietrich, and Luvi's fates at the end. (If Luvi gets more content, I'm Going to be reading the novel, is why I'm asking.)
Spoiler tagged to protect new readers since I mention the ending.
Hey I need a novel reader to confirm something. Was it just me, or was the ending rushed?
It felt like a lot of things were left unresolved.
It feels like Luvi was slowly cut out and became irrelevant around the end,
Melphis' end felt a little too open-ended, with us never even seeing him respond to the messages Vivi left on the mirror,
Dietrich I feel like we could've seen a bit more there, like maybe a reluctant Luvi awkwardly comforting her brother's first failed romance.
But we got none of that.
Like don't get me wrong, I'm fine the other 3 didn't end up with Vivi, I don't really care, and I'm actually happy Melphis and Dietrich were shown as being so mature, realizing Vivi wouldn't reciprocate their feelings and accepting that she would be happy with Ren. It's a fresh take on the usual men fighting over MC without considering her wishes trope.
But idk, it just felt kinda. Rushed? Lackluster? At the end. I want a novel reader to confirm if it really was rushed, and if the novel actually went more into Melphis, Dietrich, and Luvi's fates at the end. (If Luvi gets more content, I'm Going to be reading the novel, is why I'm asking.)
Ty novel readers in advance.