I still have hope this will come back but maybe for now it won't...hate how we never really got closure if it really got discontinued many say it was but where does it say it unless its from the author then I'll believe it but till then I'm holding on.. For now I'll just read the novel.. Just when it was getting good...
Oh ok I see.. I can understand why... I noticed how their are so many novels being made but they don't actually keep up with how the novels are written which is sad because they are really good just some get very dark and are twisted... But hopefully someone can pick it up and actually make it just like the novel... Thanks for telling us why...
This would of had more potential if the author decided to make another season of them but instead explain more of MCs backstory and how he coped with his trauma and wish the other to would of known why MC was the way he was and I would have liked to have seen everything unfold while they were in high school.. So much is just missing from the story.. Also I would have liked a more better ending maybe see MLs downfall idk...its just a shitty ending.. At least an extra would of been nice to see how things have turned out after..
How offten does this update I always end up losing track..? I also read that this is just some filler and the next arc will be to and after that we will get back to the story.. But I was wondering did Nanami catch feels for Haruki but is in very much denial stage..? I do love how Shira introduced his brother to Haruki saying (Dont mess with him hes my precious love)..
I don't think there's a set upload schedule, but you can always check the author's Twitter! Before releasing anything they usually announce it there!
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Thats it....
The author mentioned it was an early finale, so it was likely forced to conclude for personal or sales reasons--but that was the most abrupt I'd ever seen a series end. Still, happy ending!
I don't understand why in those cases, they just don't say outright what they had planned. At least it'd be a real closure even though not the one we would hope for
I agree. I imagine it's tied to a couple things:
1. Not wanting the fans to be sad hearing about the stuff PLANNED to do but never ended up happening. Or maybe it just makes the author annoyed/sad to talk about it. Plus it could make them mad at the author or publisher, and fans may pester them with "what happened after that" and they don't know because they never got that far.
2. They wanna save the ideas for another project.
3. Contractual obligations. I've read several BLs that ended before the authors could execute all their ideas (either forced to end by the publisher or by the author for personal reasons), and I NEVER hear them talk about the scrapped ideas or the details of WHY it ended early.
Now that you mention it, your third point might actually be the real reason!
If that's the case, it's a shame; I think stuff like that shouldn't apply to authors making original works. Contracted creators, maybe, but not ones who started making their own stuff that wasn't adaptations and just used the internet in order to get their story out there.