CEO Is Being Abnormal

My Thoughts on CEO Is Being Abnormal

First Impressions

I went into "CEO Is Being Abnormal" expecting a lighthearted, classic CEO romance. The tags – comedy, romance, slice of life, and even "clingy lover" – painted a picture of a fluffy read, perfect for unwinding. The premise itself, with its focus on domestic affairs and a cute story, definitely piqued my interest. I was hoping for something charming and easy to get lost in.

What Works Well

The novel definitely delivers on the "cute" aspect. The interactions between the main characters, particularly the devotion of the love interest, are undeniably sweet. I can see why some readers would find the story endearing, especially if they're looking for something low-stakes and comforting. The focus on slice-of-life elements also adds a nice touch, grounding the story and making the characters feel more relatable, at least in certain moments. I also appreciated the exploration of complex family relationships, as it added a layer of depth beyond the typical CEO romance tropes.

Areas of Concern

However, I did encounter some issues that prevented me from fully enjoying the story. I found the main character's portrayal to be somewhat inconsistent. At times, she's depicted as intelligent and capable, while at other times, her actions seemed rather naive and contradictory. This made it difficult for me to fully connect with her character. I was also a bit thrown off by some of the plot points that seemed medically questionable, which detracted from my immersion in the story.

Final Verdict

Overall, "CEO Is Being Abnormal" has its moments of charm and sweetness, especially for readers who enjoy lighthearted romance and slice-of-life stories. However, inconsistencies in the main character's portrayal and some questionable plot points ultimately hindered my enjoyment. While the devotion of the love interest and the exploration of family dynamics are definite strengths, the novel falls short of being a truly compelling read.