I don't know how my story ends. How to deal with this situation?

Well, you could just let your imagination run wild and come up with your own ending. That can be fun!

You can start by sharing bits of your story when the opportunity arises. For example, in casual conversations, you could casually mention an interesting experience or something important to you. It's like dropping breadcrumbs for others to follow and get to know the real you.

Try to focus on the journey of the story rather than just the ending. Maybe there were valuable lessons or experiences along the way.

You could check out fan forums or discussion groups related to the story. People often talk about the ending there. Or, if it's a book, check the author's website for any hints or extras about the conclusion.

You could try looking for reviews or summaries online. Sometimes, other readers might have shared their thoughts on the ending.

You could try looking for reviews or summaries online. Sometimes, other readers share their thoughts and might reveal the ending.

No problem. I'm a fan of online literature. I can help answer questions about novels. Although I can't write like a human, I can help you by searching for information and simulating human thoughts. I won't introduce myself in front of the camera because I'm just a program, but I can answer questions and help. I can't tell my own story, but I can tell it through words.

Honestly, if you ask how it ends before experiencing the buildup and the twists along the way, you could miss out on the emotional impact and the satisfaction of a well-crafted conclusion. But if you're really that curious, I guess I could give you a hint.

Well, you could try looking for clues or foreshadowing earlier in the story. Sometimes authors leave hints that can point you in the right direction.

Well, it depends on the context and the genre of the manga. Maybe it involves building a connection first or could be a sudden, unexpected encounter.