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Description
“The heyday of movie actor Bae Geon-woo comes to an abrupt end. Overlapping strokes of misfortune send his popularity plummeting, and like escaping to the United States, he disappears. “You’re more handsome there than in your face.” Damn Mitchell Cronenworth. A renowned actor who swallowed Hollywood and a serious sufferer of love deficiency. After he moves in next door, Geon-woo coincidentally discovers his secret. Swearing to keep the secret, Geon-woo becomes obsessed with him after exchanging n*de videos with a pledge. “I hope I’ve invaded your mind.” Geon-woo’s excessive possessiveness is directed towards Mitchell. Mitchell teaches Geon-woo a perfect way to possess him. “Enough of that. Let’s eat you.” “…Eat me?” “Mix our bodies, yours and mine. Then we can never be apart.” At some point, Mitchell also starts obsessing over Geon-woo. “Do you ever think about loving me?”
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- next production
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
I’m Not That Obsessed Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on I’m Not That Obsessed
Alright, let's dive into "I’m Not That Obsessed." This novel promised a wild ride with an obsessive male lead in the showbiz world, and while it delivered on some fronts, it seems to have missed the mark for some readers. Overall, I found it to be a mixed bag with some shining moments and some areas that could use improvement.
First Impressions
Going in, I was definitely expecting a darker, more intense story. The tags like "male yandere" and "obsessive love" set a certain expectation. However, it seems the novel leans more towards a lighthearted romance with a touch of obsession rather than a full-blown psychological thriller. This wasn't necessarily a bad thing, but it did shift my initial perception.
What Works Well
I really enjoyed the dynamic between the two male leads. The author does a good job of portraying their communication, which is surprisingly healthy considering the initial premise. I also appreciated that the "actor" aspect of their lives remained relevant throughout the story, which is a common pitfall in novels with similar settings. It's refreshing to see the characters' careers play a significant role in their relationship. The novel also excels in portraying the "obsession" as a coping mechanism, with the relationship developing into a more normalized romance as the story progresses.
Areas of Concern
One common concern seems to be the portrayal of Geon-woo, the supposed obsessive one. Some readers felt that Mitchell came across as more obsessive, which created an imbalance in the dynamic. Geon-woo is written as more of a typical uke, which some found disappointing, especially given the initial promise of a darker, more complex character. The translation quality also seems to be a major issue. I've seen complaints about it feeling like a machine translation, which makes it difficult to fully immerse yourself in the story.
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Final Verdict
"I’m Not That Obsessed" has its charms, particularly in its portrayal of a developing romance and its integration of the showbiz setting. However, the perceived imbalance in the leads' personalities and the translation issues might detract from the overall experience. If you're looking for a lighthearted, somewhat unconventional romance with a touch of obsession, this might be worth a read. Just be prepared to adjust your expectations and potentially grapple with some translation quirks. I'd give it a tentative 3.5 out of 5 stars.
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