I’m Not Interested In The Main Characters

My Thoughts on I’m Not Interested In The Main Characters

"I’m Not Interested In The Main Characters" had a unique premise that initially hooked me. The idea of a vampire transmigrating into a villainess role in a novel is definitely something I haven't encountered often, and I was eager to see how the author would play with those tropes. I dove in, ready for a fun, supernatural romance.

First Impressions

The initial chapters were promising. The female lead, a vampire who finds herself in the body of a human villainess, immediately sets about breaking off her engagement with the crown prince. The setup is classic transmigration, but the vampire twist is what sets it apart. I was particularly intrigued by the dynamic between her and the male lead and how their relationship would develop, especially given her unique circumstances.

What Works Well

The romantic dynamic between the leads is a definite high point. The male lead's devotion to the female lead, even in the face of her vampire nature, is sweet and endearing. There's a certain level of "clingy lover" that works well, creating some heart-racing moments between them. The story has a light and enjoyable feel, and the plot, while not overly complex, keeps you engaged, especially with the added supernatural elements like magic and magical beasts. The female lead's initial reaction to having a family was compelling.

Areas of Concern

However, as I continued reading, some issues started to surface. The writing style felt a bit disjointed at times, making the story confusing and difficult to follow. The flow felt off, with jarring transitions and missing pieces that left me wondering how we got from point A to point C. Character motivations, particularly the female lead's, felt inconsistent, and it was hard to get a solid grasp on her personality. At times, her actions seemed at odds with her supposed maturity as a long-lived vampire. The male lead's forwardness also felt somewhat forced and unappealing. The translation also seems to be a sticking point for some, with readers finding it difficult to understand at times.

Final Verdict

"I’m Not Interested In The Main Characters" has a lot of potential with its unique premise and engaging romantic leads. However, issues with writing, plot coherence, and character consistency ultimately hold it back. While the initial chapters and the central romance are enjoyable, the overall experience can be frustrating due to the story's shortcomings. If you're willing to overlook these flaws for a lighthearted, supernatural romance, it might be worth a try.