White haired lily is too powerful... Still I wish we could've even gotten a one page of them doing it, it was building up to that moment. But still very cute, definitely a good past time and not to overthink of it, I'm waiting for more works from the author!(⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠)

.... I'm sorry author, I love you, thank you for the amazing story

GOD I NEED MORE OF THEM, its a shame it has to end so quickly (Esp without seeing them bang on-screen) but it ended sweet and happy and I think that's what matters the most rn

I really liked the story and the concept of it all but am I the only one who thinks that ending extremely boring?
Now let me explain. The idea of two souls because of her half succubus body makes some sense and works and yes it´s a lot better than any deus ex machina bullshhit ending that makes no sense at all. And yet I felt betrayed after that gigantic ch 19 cliffhanger. I don´t know what I was expecting but this wasn´t it. I also feel like this ending is somewhat rushed like it wasn´t supposed to end here.

please that scared me with the grave part. anyway, i really wish this story could've been longer, there was so much potential! im personally just glad they're not doomed though...

Author lowkey trolling us ngl

We better get an ex chapter or smth of them just fckin lock in haru

the story did feel like it was going to continue for a bit, so i'm kinda sad it's axed like this. and that was...some way to end it too, but i'm just glad it's a happy ending

This was great. I'm glad she got to end the story as she planned years ago. Maybe we can stop assuming everything is axed; there's not really much to suggest that at the moment. Also super cool that her sister worked with her and did the screentones; that must have been a fun bonding activity.

Also, I knew the mom and pop had some real romantic feelings there. She's seeming like a tsundere or maybe not understanding her feelings. It seems he'll become a devil with her and they'll live together forever. That's cute. More like her daughter than she wants to admit. I'd read a spin off of them passing trials in the demon world while checking in on their daughter and daughter in law.

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it's so funny that this was just directly the ending she'd been looking to make lmao.

And like, I don't even dislike the ending it just doesn't really fit the rest of the story. So yeah, in a way I can totally see this was the ending Yatosaki Haru was set on from the start. She did not change it even though as the story evolved she probably should have. Regardless. I still liked it overall, I'm not letting a clunky ending drag things down.

She did not change it even though as the story evolved she probably should have.

Well it might not have evolved; it might have gone exactly as planned from start to finish. But yeah it was fun regardless of the truck-kun surprise. I can't imagine she didn't put that in knowingly for a little fun at the end but it's a quick thing anyway.

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Yay! we got extras

yay i'm so glad we got some extras! i can properly say goodbye to this sweet manga now!

The extras were so sweet! Lily's parents were so cute, may they be devils together. I hope the author did get to tell the story they wanted to tell and they just have a cutesy horror bias as to why a sweet manga with some weird moments get a truck kun drama ending. This was so good, i hope more ppl get to read it.

I love Lily's parents.

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Ahh I really liked it no matter what others say, masterpiece or not, it was a sweet and full of love, I am looking forward to another work from this authooooor!

Good for you, dad!

I feel like that revelation from the extra that humans can become devils could change a lot when it came to the dilemma for the main pair :P If this is actually an option (however unlikely), why didn't mom even mention to it to Lily?

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The dad might be a bit of an idiot but his heart is in the right place. People were right about the whole "people that think they can best the devil" reasoning for taking the deal, since it sounds like hell is actually horrible but there's a nearly impossible challenge you can overcome to improve your situation. Well I hope he succeeds and gets to be with his wife lol

Also yeah I figured the series wasn't axed from what people said early on of it being 20 chapters, it felt like this is the length the author wanted. The creator speed running a whole bunch of drama and the truck trope in the last 2 chapters simply seems to be her choice, along with the whole making Lily human thing that I'm not thrilled about.

Anyhow some interesting extras for an overall cute series, thanks for the translation!

it's so funny that this was just directly the ending she'd been looking to make lmao.

And like, I don't even dislike the ending it just doesn't really fit the rest of the story. So yeah, in a way I can totally see this was the ending Yatosaki Haru was set on from the start. She did not change it even though as the story evolved she probably should have. Regardless. I still liked it overall, I'm not letting a clunky ending drag things down.

Honestly, the ending could have worked fine as it is, the author just needs to work on pacing a little. Compressing everything from the truck to Lily sacrificing herself into one chapter completely obliterated the pacing and made both the sudden tragedy and ultimately happpy ending feel more confusing than anything else. If they had stretched that out over 2 or 3 chapters (plus maybe another chapter to let Mai angst a bit before revealing Lily was still alive), the ending would have felt far less abrupt, and there would have been more time for viewers to adapt to the changing tone of the story. It might have required them to tighten the story in other places, but the results would have been well worth it.

Ultimately, for a first attempt at creating a long-form story, this was pretty good, but there’s a lot of room for improvement.

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it's so funny that this was just directly the ending she'd been looking to make lmao.

And like, I don't even dislike the ending it just doesn't really fit the rest of the story. So yeah, in a way I can totally see this was the ending Yatosaki Haru was set on from the start. She did not change it even though as the story evolved she probably should have. Regardless. I still liked it overall, I'm not letting a clunky ending drag things down.

Honestly, the ending could have worked fine as it is, the author just needs to work on pacing a little. Compressing everything from the truck to Lily sacrificing herself into one chapter completely obliterated the pacing and made both the sudden tragedy and ultimately happpy ending feel more confusing than anything else. If they had stretched that out over 2 or 3 chapters (plus maybe another chapter to let Mai angst a bit before revealing Lily was still alive), the ending would have felt far less abrupt, and there would have been more time for viewers to adapt to the changing tone of the story. It might have required them to tighten the story in other places, but the results would have been well worth it.

Ultimately, for a first attempt at creating a long-form story, this was pretty good, but there’s a lot of room for improvement.

I agree with this - it's a good story and overall I liked it, but (as said above) the pacing was not handled as well as it could have been, and it's Chapter 19 (IMHO) that really throws the pacing off.

I really enjoy Yatosaki-san's artwork and story concepts, so I hope we get more just a little better put together in terms of plot pacing.

it's so funny that this was just directly the ending she'd been looking to make lmao.

And like, I don't even dislike the ending it just doesn't really fit the rest of the story. So yeah, in a way I can totally see this was the ending Yatosaki Haru was set on from the start. She did not change it even though as the story evolved she probably should have. Regardless. I still liked it overall, I'm not letting a clunky ending drag things down.

Honestly, the ending could have worked fine as it is, the author just needs to work on pacing a little. Compressing everything from the truck to Lily sacrificing herself into one chapter completely obliterated the pacing and made both the sudden tragedy and ultimately happpy ending feel more confusing than anything else. If they had stretched that out over 2 or 3 chapters (plus maybe another chapter to let Mai angst a bit before revealing Lily was still alive), the ending would have felt far less abrupt, and there would have been more time for viewers to adapt to the changing tone of the story. It might have required them to tighten the story in other places, but the results would have been well worth it.

Ultimately, for a first attempt at creating a long-form story, this was pretty good, but there’s a lot of room for improvement.

I agree with this - it's a good story and overall I liked it, but (as said above) the pacing was not handled as well as it could have been, and it's Chapter 19 (IMHO) that really throws the pacing off.

I really enjoy Yatosaki-san's artwork and story concepts, so I hope we get more just a little better put together in terms of plot pacing.

Yeah the pacing is the main thing. In my opinion Lily remaining as a devil would have been best, but if people were fine with that part of the narrative and just wanted it paced better I also understand that side.

I think it needed more work before the truck, not after. Make it more obvious that Lily is getting weaker and having problems. Mom should have been pushing her to feed, and Mai more aggressively pursuing the contract, both trying to fix the problem in their own way. Then the accident becomes an opportunity for Lily to reach her own solution to something that is better established as the story’s central conflict.

Yeah! Comedy! That's what it is! Definitely didn't need a "Get your tissue box ready" tag!
Seriously, this was absolutely gorgeous. The art style is so cute, the play on parfaits resembling relationships is a genius idea, from start to finish I was hooked.