It Must Be the Way I Broke the Void Is Wrong

My Thoughts on It Must Be the Way I Broke the Void Is Wrong

This novel promised a fluffy, comedic adventure across multiple worlds, and while I enjoyed parts of it, I also found myself wanting more depth. It’s definitely a light read, perfect if you're looking for something not too taxing, but it does come with a few caveats.

First Impressions

The premise is undeniably fun: a writer and his yandere protagonist embark on a honeymoon spanning different worlds. I was immediately drawn in by the potential for humor and the chance to see how their relationship would evolve in various settings. The initial chapters are fast-paced and introduce the core dynamic between the MC and ML effectively.

What Works Well

The comedy is a definite highlight. The author has a knack for creating amusing situations, especially with the ML's clingy and sometimes childish behavior towards the MC. The variety of worlds they visit – from xianxia-interstellar to modern showbiz – keeps things fresh and offers unique scenarios for the couple to navigate. If you're looking for pure, unadulterated fluff with a possessive ML, this might just hit the spot. The focus on the MC and ML's relationship, without delving too deeply into complex world-building, makes it a breezy read.

Areas of Concern

While the lightheartedness is a strength, it can also be a weakness. I felt the story sometimes lacked substance. The worlds, while interesting in concept, often felt underdeveloped, and the stakes were consistently low. The MC and ML's interactions, though comedic, sometimes felt repetitive. Also, while the intention seems to be fluffy, I noticed some prejudiced comments that, while infrequent, detracted from my overall enjoyment.

Final Verdict

It Must Be the Way I Broke the Void Is Wrong is a decent, albeit flawed, read. If you're searching for a lighthearted, comedic xuanhuan with a heavy emphasis on romance and a yandere ML, you might find it enjoyable. However, if you prefer more depth in world-building and character development, or if you're sensitive to prejudice, you might want to proceed with caution. I'd give it a tentative recommendation, but with the understanding that it's a fluffy, low-stakes adventure first and foremost.