what a terrible place for the manga to end lmao. just directly in the middle of the drama

Well... at least we do have an original version to check out.

Wait, this is the end? Haha, goddamn, that's a weird place to break end the adaptation, even if it is just an ad for the show.

Would anyone who's familiar with it be willing to post a spoilered summary of what happens afterward for the curious? Or point me to where I could read one. I'm unlikely to watch the actual show, but I'd like to know how this crazy stuff resolves.

I don't know if you've read the chapter but the credits page makes it clear the manga is on indefinite hiatus which means it is functionally speaking the end of the adaptation.

Technically, there is a Chapter 11 somewhere out there, but we have no way of accessing it anymore since all of the chapters have inexplicably been made impossible to purchase.

I'm at least happy that we were able to introduce the live-action show to people who didn't know it existed (even if the over-the-top level of drama isn't for everyone, haha), and I'm especially glad I just barely got to translate this line, which I'd been looking forward to since we picked this project up.

I hope you all enjoyed, and seriously, go check out the drama! In my opinion, Season 1 is a bit rough around the edges (but still enjoyable), but Season 2 is incredibly good and more than makes up the difference.

(I swear I'll get back to There Is No Love Wishing Upon a Star eventually, but those chapters take a lot more time and effort to get to the professional level of quality I want them to be at, and I just haven't had that kind of time this year.)

oof

whatcha mean this is the end??? fine, i'll watch the live action xD

whatcha mean this is the end??? fine, i'll watch the live action xD

Enjoy, it's really good!

It was no Sal Jiang, that's for sure... I'm a little curious about how the rest of it goes, but not nearly enough to seek out the live action version.

In any case, thank you very much for the translation..!!