This is where Nanasawa wakes up in the hospital, to find it was all just a dream brought on from the head injury she got from falling off that playground rocking horse.

Another good way to end it would be even if Nanasawa woke up and found out it was all a dream, older Seto would still tell her that she's always loved Nana anyway.

It finally happened

Good stuff

It’d be funnier if the younger Nanasawa ended up making the time jump instead. Great manga!

Damn... its almost the end

What saved senpai from that distracted biker (?) in the original timeline?

She probably got hit and still lost the phone. Maybe she was laid up for a while and that slowed her progress in acting in school. Then she was really too busy for romance, trying to catch up.

Also, since there are shout-outs to "Back to the Future," well, the first thing that happened to Marty McFly was pushing his father out of the way of a car that would have hit him (causing him to meet his mother in a love-potential way), getting hit himself and having his mother fall for him, so maybe some guy would have saved her.

What saved senpai from that distracted biker (?) in the original timeline?

She probably got hit and still lost the phone. Maybe she was laid up for a while and that slowed her progress in acting in school. Then she was really too busy for romance, trying to catch up.

Also, since there are shout-outs to "Back to the Future," well, the first thing that happened to Marty McFly was pushing his father out of the way of a car that would have hit him (causing him to meet his mother in a love-potential way), getting hit himself and having his mother fall for him, so maybe some guy would have saved her.

Actually, the scene itself provides the context clues. In the scene Seto is leaning against the wall next to the door as she talks on the phone. Nanasawa decides to walk by and get a closer look at her, and in the next panel Seto has stepped forward and is walking.

She could've seen Nanasawa approaching out of the corner of her eye, thought she was moving toward the door of the cafe, and stepped forward to move out of her way, the phone call distracting her from noticing the approaching bike.

In other words, in the original timeline, she just stayed where she was for a few seconds longer and was never in the path of the careless driver.

(I mean the real reason is that the author probably didn't think about it, just like they didn't ask themselves how Nanasawa has working cell service in the past.)

well the last chapter is out hope we get to see an epilogue chapter in the released final volume that takes place after future nanasawa left into the future for a last send of past nanasawa

Well I'm confused. Apparently none of the events in the past actually happened and the changes to the future just sort happened on their own? At least future Seto didn't act like she had ever met future Nanasawa in the past. I know this story has played fast and loose with the time travel mechanics, but this is a bit much.

It feels like it got axed.

No... Come on, No way they ended the manga like that LOL wait, what? REALLY?

Feels pretty half baked at the end.

What? This doesn't make any sense.

Happy ending, but like with If You Could See Love, I'm left with more questions than answers.

Still...Nana accomplished her goal, so there's that at least.

AND WHY DIDN'T WE GET TO SEE THE SEGGS?!

Actually, I think this was the perfect way to end the manga. The author couldn't drag this on too much longer and older Seto finally got her time to shine.

...This mostly what the last few chapters were leading up, but why did she end up in a third timeline?

I liked this ending but I'm confused about how the timeline worked out; I thought that Nanasawa would just wake up in the modern day and either replace or merge with her "younger" self but... this is a completely different timeline? It seems like nothing that happened through the course of this manga actually affected their present day situation because this version of Seto has no recollection of the double Nanasawa situation.

For those familiar with Steins;Gate I would say it seems more like Nanasawa only jumped to a different World Line within the same Attractor Field and everything that happened with the time slip was just a dream.

Well I'm confused. Apparently none of the events in the past actually happened and the changes to the future just sort happened on their own? At least future Seto didn't act like she had ever met future Nanasawa in the past. I know this story has played fast and loose with the time travel mechanics, but this is a bit much.

My thought is that the timeline might have “corrected,” so that Nanasawa and Seto eventually lost their memories of future Nanasawa but her affect on the timeline stayed. Maybe there’s even a bit of that memory buried in Seto’s subconscious, which is why she so easily believed the story?

I liked the sheer audacity, and the sex, so overall I'll give this a '+', more glad I read it than not. But definitely not a great execution. Future Seto is really accepting of her gf basically getting a memory wipe...

Well I'm confused. Apparently none of the events in the past actually happened and the changes to the future just sort happened on their own? At least future Seto didn't act like she had ever met future Nanasawa in the past. I know this story has played fast and loose with the time travel mechanics, but this is a bit much.

My thought is that the timeline might have “corrected,” so that Nanasawa and Seto eventually lost their memories of future Nanasawa but her affect on the timeline stayed. Maybe there’s even a bit of that memory buried in Seto’s subconscious, which is why she so easily believed the story?

That's my best guess for what's going on too, but it'd be nice if that or whatever else it was actually got explained, instead of this kinda janky ending.

The three-way relationship which included two of the same person stuff honestly was kind of weird and imo weaker than the chapters that came before it but the ending is satisfying. Far from a perfect work but considering how many promising yuri works completely botch later chapters/the ending, I'd say this manga definitely deserves some praise, nice read.

Writing timeline stuff can already be scuffed enough without the writer going "eh I dunno" and throwin' stuff at a wall

I do not get how the time travel stuff here works at all. I guess I'm not supposed to. It's not that big of a deal lol

This was... interesting, I think. I wonder what happened to senpai's husband. I dunno, fuck him tho.

Good end, no need to think too hard about it.

It's a weird ending and I feel like it wouldn't take much for it to make more sense? It's strange to have both "Nana's efforts in the past has given them this future" and "Senpai doesn't know about this, it never happened for her" in the same ending.

Writing timeline stuff can already be scuffed enough without the writer going "eh I dunno" and throwin' stuff at a wall

I do not get how the time travel stuff here works at all. I guess I'm not supposed to. It's not that big of a deal lol

This was... interesting, I think. I wonder what happened to senpai's husband. I dunno, fuck him tho.

Sorry for off topic, but I remember reading the manhwa your PP is from, but can't remember it's title, could you remind me?