"Eiyuu" ni Akogareta Shoujo wa Kyuuketsuki ni Ochitemo "Eiyuu" wo Mezasu - Vol. 3 Ch. 16 - The Last Vampire

[TheNoteBlock]

All this talk about the sudden ending and the original source material and I'm just here wondering why Alexia's hair kept changing length.

 

[GuruMeditation]

They axed another good one?

(feelings of rage intensifies)

 

[Mangamoz]

Found another person who didn't read the comment section.

We're still unsure exactly why the original sourse ended where it did and why so abruptly too,up until someone who can find the source and find any statements regarding the original source.

But this comic,for intents and purposes,is NOT cancelled,this IS the actual ending for the comic as per the original source material.

This isn't the first time I have seen a manga adaptation of a novel that ended prematurely.

I cannot find the logic in it, why would they even bother wasting the money and resources for these types of unfinished novels?

Is it some attempt to use the manga ver. as a measure of interest? To see if it is worth continuing the novel?

 

[karpad]

Thanks for the upload!

 

[faaresemo]

Personally, I feel like this story didn't really had any potential to begin with. It was always really rushed and surface-level, but that was also what was fun about it --- something you spend an afternoon-ish with, and then continue on to do something else. That's perfectly fine. Kinda.

that may be, but I've been craving stories that have GL at the forefront but aren't strictly GL romance stories. and this fit the bill for that, a gothic horror adventure where Belmont just so happens to be a woman this time

of course there might be stuff like that where I'm just unaware. anyone who know of any, please let me know
although I've recently started delving into baihe, and the authors there seem to be experimenting more with genres, so the craving is starting to feel a little more sated

 

[BrownStorm]

Here lies Rinslet, She never scored

 

[ItzUhMe]

Knight girl hasn't won a single fight and it's over now. Had her arms chopped off every time

 

[Resound]

would love to see the ending that they fight to the death right after having sex for the last time :3

 

[solamente]

that may be, but I've been craving stories that have GL at the forefront but aren't strictly GL romance stories. and this fit the bill for that, a gothic horror adventure where Belmont just so happens to be a woman this time

yeah fr.

 

[Goldni]

damn this got killed already

 

[KiotheFrail]

It's always the yuri that gets this treatment..

 

[NARESH4444]

This isn't the first time I have seen a manga adaptation of a novel that ended prematurely.

I cannot find the logic in it, why would they even bother wasting the money and resources for these types of unfinished novels?

Is it some attempt to use the manga ver. as a measure of interest? To see if it is worth continuing the novel?

Sometimes yes,othertimes just to get more sales of the novel if the comic only does part of the story.

Basically squeezing all they can out of the already stagnated IP before moving on without actually continuing it.

I've even seen some where they stop production of the comic version due to low sales or even the artist deciding to quit over one reason or another.

It's all the same end result,great ideas being left to rot behind a pointless copyright system for years on end,with nearly everyone forgetting the IP was even there.

 

[toapat]

We're still unsure exactly why the original sourse ended where it did and why so abruptly too,

if you read the other stuff on Nsyosetu of Togoro Sasa's stuff, Writing lesbian romance only to hard pivot PoV characters arbitrarily, derail the plot, and then abandoning the story is practically their entire writing style.