After You Jump from the Eighteenth Floor

"Bang!" You immediately punched the wall to cushion yourself. Fortunately, you continued to exercise at Saitama's place, and you were even very stiff. A hole was made in the ground by your head. You stood up slowly, gathered your thoughts, and decided to start a new life.

I really hope the protagonist can stay here forever

Madam, this ending made me break out in a cold sweat... It's so real. A very neat ending. One second the protagonist has just strengthened his belief in living, and the next second he is really dead... How should I put it... Just... What a philosophy!!! After seeing such a thought-provoking article, I was so excited that I was speechless... Because too many passionate suicides are based on the idea that "jumping can escape from the unpleasantness of reality". In fact, there is no obstacle that cannot be overcome. However, if you die, you will really die, especially if you jump off a building and there is no way back... This article is so realistic, it brings death before people's eyes, and all your previous efforts and efforts will disappear... Wow, I want to recommend this article to everyone who tells me in the future that reality is terrible and I want to escape.

Holy shit. This unexpected ending shocked me. It was so cute. I felt like I was eating durian and discovered that it was brain matter and exploded in my face. Everything in front of me was like a revolving door before death, a ridiculous and nonsensical dream. When this ending that seemed to jump out of the face and kill people popped up, it was like popping a bubble in a dream. It strongly and unquestionably brought people back to reality.

Chinese~

Press the claw, the ending kills me off guard

No more killing??? Hiss - It's scary to think about it, so did she kill the man from the previous chapter?

Regardless of whether you follow your heart or not, please live. When you live in this world, you have to look at the sun.ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~

The second person... Is really nerve-wracking

As expected, there is no chance of regret.