For me, that finale only means the end of Byul teenage years. I see it being followed by them going to college and the drama of a more adult Byul in that phase of his life. I mean, if I was Fargo, I would continue getting the profits from a story well embraced by the majority of its readers
What kind of end was that?!
It seems Sagold loss her interest on this storyline, and put everything on "Stranger than Friends" –which wasn't that good, TBH. If the publisher was being demanding w/"Strange than Friends", then girl... put this one on a long hiatus, instead this crappy ending!