@ChronicLogic I think that's just to show that the girl who gave janitor the possession power was also possessed herself? Although we know it since in ch. 5 she has a fox's shadow.
10/10 art as usual. Though I'm not sure if the story makes much sense to me haha. The issue is that it combines merger with revenge. I can understand the janitor guy wanting revenge, and it follows how that would fit in with the possession. The question then is the follow up. Was ruining the Ayanokoji family, specifically the father, worth losing the family's connections and money etc to become an AV actress? It would have made more sense to just manipulate and use the family after completely absorbing Aya's soul imo. The janitor guy can still be a slut on the side since he loves doing that stuff.
@UnlimitedBlades yeah would've loved it if he got the dad arrested after fucking him or sth. Would've made more sense and also been very dark. As it stands the art is amazing but the story is like a 6.5/10
Well, i have a mixed feeling about his revenge. While i understand his reason for revenge, but the process along the way makes me sick. I'd be fine with it if he focus only on the family, but instead he has to invlove those who has nothing to do with his miserable state into this. Such as the boy who he intentionally break his mental just to break Yuika's. Not to mention that he shifted all the blame to Yuika when it's his choice to do so.
And with the epilogue, it feels ironic when he claimed that Yuika took everything from him only to see that his daugther who he cares the most still greatly care about him. Makes me feel that the claim become exaggerated just to satisfy his desire for revenge.
Personally, i'd prefer he left Yuika alone after his revenge is completed. I think it'd be a good life lesson for her elitism attitude. I mean after all he has done with her body, no one's gonna believe what she said even if she got her body back anyway.