Endings are always a bit of a touchy subject for many people; often they aren't satisfying, or are simply poorly written—some love them, others don't. Personally, I feel this ending fits perfectly—there couldn't have been a better one—and it leaves plenty of room for interpretation.
I'm also curious to see what kind of extra chapters will be released after the hiatus.
Personally what disturb me the most isnt the ending but the progression itself, ricky seems constantly betraying hojung feels like too annoying already. And the ending make it seems like maybe he still will betray hojung anytime soon since theres no ending to it (its open ending but the flow made me think like this). I love bittersweet manhwa but not like this....
Oh, somehow I completely missed that someone had replied to this. Yeah, I have to agree with you there; I don't think the two of them really trust each other at all, and Ricky thinks Hojung is going to prioritize his family every time regardless. I hope we get to see a bit more of both of them in the extra chapters (hopefully both in America).
If Hojung doesn't run away this time but confronts the debt collectors, it would be the first time he's dealt with his problems himself without running away. That would be a significant character development. His continued attachment to his family makes sense from a parent's perspective; we've seen in other chapters that he worries about his son. I can understand that. The debt collectors don't want to kill Hojung, but rather send him to a camp abroad where he's supposed to work until he probably dies there.







To be honest, I really like the premise of the manhwa involving those eldritch monsters; I think it fits the "guideverse" well, and you could really craft a compelling, interesting story out of it—especially with horror elements. That aspect of insanity, in particular, suits the eldritch/Lovecraftian setting perfectly. I think if the focus had been more on the story, it could have turned out to be a really interesting manhwa—though, admittedly, a lot of people read it mainly for the sex or romance