I'm curious why the author chose to end it here, but there's a Q&A coming next week that might explain things. I was under the impression we were heading towards something more melancholy; this 'love wins all' sort of deal feels like tonal whiplash with what was just happening. There needed to be more in between if this was the intended finish. :/
honestly, it's not the new style that bothers me most. i feel like the writing for je-oh has changed completely. through the first two seasons he was someone capable who tried to use his shortcomings to his advantage despite the shit hand he was dealt. now he's characterized like a more typical uke archtype. weak, vulnerable, and unstable under duress.
feels weird to read after the author literally stating in the s1 finale notes the je-oh did weight training so he could 'beat someone to a pulp'. where did all his cunning and inner strength go?






really liking the new art, but i would give anything for more of guwon's ahegao expressions from earlier chapters. it's so rare to see in tops .... i'm begging ....
Did you mean improvement for the art or change of artist?
I kinda notice Guwon is tiny bit different than tje last chp tho..