Follow your dreams, Rintaro-kun! 🍰

I love this story so much, because it continues to be just a blueprint for having a happier life:

* Want good friends or a Sig-O? Learn to empathize, Listen more than you speak, and care at least as much about their well-being, feelings, and happiness as your own. Then, find people who do the same.

* Feel bad about past mistakes? Confront those mistakes, and the you that made them, accept them, and never stop working towards being better today than you were yesterday.

* Worried about your future? Remember that you don't have to make any decisions today, but start thinking about it. Don't be afraid to follow your dreams rather than life your life wondering what might have been. Don't be afraid to rely on your support network for encouragement.

And that's just from the last few chapters!

Disclaimer - The above is a matter of opinion and it's my take on the subject matter. I make no claims as to the veracity of such statements.

Healthy relationships are possible if you communicate effectively. I love to see it.

lul, I forgot to mention the title's sake character, Yureka, who despite being the titular character, she's not the 'Protagonist' in the way that Jang-Gun/Roto is.

Explaining this Manwha without spoilers is difficult. Just go read and decide for yourself if you like it.

They did it. The crazy bas**** actually did it.

Can't thank them enough for allowing me to finish this series that I first read in a High School library at age 14. I just turned 33.

Almost a bit anticlimactic with the time-skip and all. I guess where can you really go from the previous chapter, especially if you want to be finished with it? I mean, I guess it's as reasonably happy an ending as can be expected for folks like that. At least the author kind of updated us on everyone after the time skip. I might be blind, but I missed Mirenne and Dew-Rag? I guess they had no reason to bother hanging with Jang-Gun after the things ended, but eh, everyone else seems cool. Would have loved to see Jang-Gun and Si-Shoo (Aradon) sit down to play some other game of Skill together.

The only unanswered question I have, is what happened to Basara and his Sword-faerie? Like, was Basara also an AI and I missed that somehow, or did his player just like, absolutely not give a sh** once his faerie got murked(?) in that final battle? Like, he was a set-piece, trotted out when necessary. If he had an arc, it wasn't toofleshed out IMO, considering how long this ran, but like, whatever. I guess.

It's over. Closure. Hooray!

So... Uh, what the he** is with the po**? Was that in the story originally? It seems really out of place?

As a recently-former player of the game they're parodying, I've never laughed as hard at words on a screen. Almost died. 💀 11/10. The best YGO Parody I've ever read.

I don't even care if he ends up with one anymore. This shi-- er, schtuff is too good.

This series makes my heart melt. It portrays interpersonal relationships in self-aware ways, laughing at itself for being cute while calling itself out for less-healthy relationships. Honestly, it's just really wholesome to read. Conflict drives narrative, but this shows how much can be gained when two people are open to and willing to learn from and grow with one another.

TL;DR - I love this so much.

If there's one manga that has consistently funny writing and an interesting story in spite of, or in addition to the fact that it's eechi, it's this one. ♥️