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GISELLE-SSI-UI PI

MANGA

STATUS
COMPLETE
VOLUMES
Not Available
RELEASE
May 7, 2022
CHAPTERS
58

DESCRIPTION

A rebellious spirit trapped in her marriage to a violent husband, Giselle leads a miserable life playing the role of a meek wife and lady. But one night, wandering her new home, Giselle discovers what seems to be a young boy trapped inside a cage. An inheritance from her husband’s eccentric father, the boy is considered a monster, an immortal “flower that feeds upon blood”. Despite her fear, Giselle begins to visit the boy nightly. Will these illicit meetings shatter life as she knows it?

(Source: Lezhin)

Note: This is the edition appropriate for all ages.

CAST

Isaac
Giselle
Carter Nathan

CHAPTERS

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REVIEWS

Diceyseraphim
80/100
Read for the enjoyment of the journey and not the ending.
I was suspicious of this works quality at first, but it quickly proved to be a very well thought out world. The worldbuilding with vampires is incredible in my opinion and despite the fact I'm usually not privy to vampire-based romances I was INCREDIBLY drawn in! I loved the structure of the story and was instantly hooked on our main character's sass. Issac is also super cute and I adore their dynamic throughout the work. I loved the antagonist that shows up somewhere around the middle and thought the unique attitude they had was quite interesting, especially their schemes. Easily outdoes your average manhua minor antagonist and has some serious charm despite being obviously written to be rooted against. Very well built story all in all and a cute little romance and lots of worldbuilding to hook yourself on.... HOWEVER. You should either skip the last two chapters in their entirety and make up how the story ends yourself or simply keep reminding yourself that the story is what you should be focusing on rather than where it will end up. I hated the ending with a passion. 8/10 even with my absolute boiling hatred for the ending that actually compelled me to write my first review on here in a WHILE.

I will now get into both what exactly I hated about the ending and my theory I am rather sure is true of WHY the ending is so horrifically sudden and bad. This is spoilers.

The reveal at the end is so obviously rushed and no motive can be explained as to why Isaac is suddenly the killer. The killer in previous iterations is shown with a cleft chin and generally there is a lot of obvious inaccuracies regarding that lore thread that it is generally understood by all who read that the ending is total and complete ASS!!!!!! I haven't seen such a bad ending since that one manhwa that literally ended out of utterly nowhere that I can't remember the name of right now. Generally there are so many loose ends that are left untied even with the 'extra' chapter that it's almost laughable that there was even an attempt to make a conclusion between the main character and her friend. There isn't even good closure for the male lead which is the main gripe I have been seeing [also a gripe of mine.]... You never find out about the main antagonist OR what happened to the vampires really!!! Like them individually and how they have changed etc etc...

However, FEAR NOT! Many including me tried to figure out why this ended so suddenly and so nonsensically... many said the author was tired with the series and just wanted to finish it ASAP, but I have a much more supported theory than that... though it can still be that. I personally think the author was being forced to make choices they didn't want to with their characters by the publishers- let me explain... It's so rare to see a lesbian couple in a goodish light in manhuas that aren't GL. There was not only one but almost two. Bluebell and Anne [i think this was her name? the orange haired girl] had a very obvious romantic thing going on, only suddenly to be interrupted by Bluebell getting freaky with another vampire that remarked that they shouldn't fall for humans because heartbreak is inevitable or something. Anyways, all of a sudden they are dropped after Anne gets freaked out by her having blood all over her and the other vampire Bluebell is with being generally intimidating to her. This is NEVER brought up again after this point. Why? This was such a good character development point for Anne, Bluebell, and the other vampire's name I can't remember. I was really interested in the exploration of how despite humans often being 'fated' partners for vampires, some may have the view that they aren't worth the heartache they bring. It was interesting, but suddenly dropped.... and lead into a character with whom she has 0 chemistry with and who seems very not into romance ? ?????? ? ? ? ?? ?.... And then somewhat after she has very heavy allusions to Leo and her being a thing, and i'm fairly sure they marry in the end as she specifically refers to having a husband in the end. Now, why do I think this is the reason that this got ended early? Well, all of this reads like publishers trying to force gay representation out of a story. No, we don't want another gay couple, you already had one and you had a few major scenes with them that yes I know I told you, author, to tone back on those, but I really don't think you should do that... yes... I like the issue you introduced with Bluebell, but I don't want to see that character again after this, make a good explanation as to why they suddenly have their chemistry broken.... ok now introduce a new male love interest for her. Thanks for doing all that! Wait why are you ending it wait this doesn't make sense- it's my theory this was actually rushed and had a crappy ending out of SPITE for the publishers. It might have been compounded with super strict deadlines [as is the usual issue with manhua authors and artists... poor guys]. But generally, it makes sense why the ending was so nonsensical. It's very obvious the INTENDED murderer was going to be the Vampire with that one girl the main character's husband was having on the side had under her control. It made perfect sense, the guy always had an obscured face and was at her beck and call, which was probably meant to show how vampire's 'one mate only' lifestyle could end badly for them if they are bonded to the wrong person. She seemed to be an overarching antagonist despite her saying she wanted to live peacefully... which also made no sense to me... I think it was around that time the author started attempting to rush the ending. All of a sudden, the main antagonist for a few chapters disappears with all the ends nicely tied up and an introduction to a possible [most probably] vampire character.... be so fr!!! This obviously was meant to come back around and show that everything had been her doing all along. She didn't seem to be too bothered by the bites on the main character and though seemed 'clueless' at first about vampires, I think it was more so meant to throw off the readers. Anyways, this is my theory of why the ending was so trash and what likely WAS going to be the ending in my professional opinion.
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