Female Side Character Of NP Novel Wants To Go On A Strike (1v2)

My Thoughts on Female Side Character Of NP Novel Wants To Go On A Strike (1v2)

This web novel was definitely a ride! I went in expecting a fluffy, smutty romance, and while it certainly delivered on the smut, I found myself surprisingly invested in the characters and the somewhat bizarre plot. It's a story that doesn't take itself too seriously, but also manages to explore some interesting themes, even if a bit heavy-handedly at times.

First Impressions

Initially, I was drawn in by the premise: a female character stuck in an NP novel trying to break free from the predetermined plot. It’s a fun setup, and the author does a decent job of establishing the world and the stakes. I was a little wary of the reverse harem aspect, as I tend to prefer more focused romances, but the love triangle dynamic between the female lead and the two male leads kept me engaged.

What Works Well

The character interactions are a definite highlight. Both male leads are surprisingly likeable, despite their somewhat questionable actions at times. I appreciated the drama between them, and the female lead's struggle to navigate her feelings for both. The author does a good job of portraying the complexities of the situation, making it believable that she could be torn between two different men. The smut scenes, once they get going, are well-written and add a certain spice to the story, complementing the plot rather than overshadowing it. I found myself laughing out loud at some of the more absurd situations, especially those involving Song Canran's attempts to win over the female lead. The humor is a nice contrast to the heavier elements of the plot.

Areas of Concern

While the plot is generally engaging, it does get a bit convoluted at times. I also felt the ending was somewhat abrupt, leaving me wanting a little more closure. Also, be warned that the story contains some potentially triggering content.

Final Verdict

Overall, I found "Female Side Character Of NP Novel Wants To Go On A Strike (1v2)" to be an enjoyable, albeit flawed, read. It's a fun and spicy story with surprisingly well-developed characters and an interesting premise. However, the potentially triggering content and somewhat rushed ending prevent it from being a truly great novel. I'd recommend it with a warning to readers who are sensitive to certain themes.