Love Dependency Disease

My Thoughts on Love Dependency Disease

Alright, let's dive into "Love Dependency Disease." This web novel is quite the rollercoaster, and my experience reading it was definitely mixed. It's a blend of genres that shouldn't work, yet somehow, it kind of does... at least, parts of it do.

First Impressions

Initially, I was intrigued by the premise: a protagonist cursed (or blessed?) with the ability to attract yanderes. The idea of a supernatural "yandere magnet" had potential for either thrilling horror or hilarious chaos. It seemed like it would be fun. But, as I delved deeper, my feelings became more complicated.

What Works Well

The humor is definitely a strong point, though it's a very specific type. It leans heavily into absurd situations and over-the-top antics, almost like an anime cartoon where the laws of physics are optional. Some readers may find this brand of comedy refreshing, especially if you are looking for light-hearted entertainment. I found it funny sometimes, but other times it was just too much. I also appreciate that some readers found the female leads to be unique and charming. That's always a big plus in a harem-esque story.

Areas of Concern

The biggest sticking point for me, and for a few other readers, is the main character. Some people found him to be spineless, irritating, and even downright unlikeable. His decisions often seem illogical, and his reactions to the yandere attention can be frustrating. While I can appreciate a flawed character, sometimes his actions felt less like flaws and more like character assassination. The plot can also be a bit uneven. Some arcs are praised for their character development and intriguing storylines, while others are criticized for being cliche, poorly written, or just plain boring. It's a hit-or-miss experience, depending on the specific arc.

Final Verdict

"Love Dependency Disease" is a quirky and uneven web novel. If you're looking for a serious yandere story, this isn't it. But, if you enjoy absurd comedy with some yandere elements thrown in, you might find it entertaining. Just be prepared for a potentially frustrating protagonist and some questionable plot choices. It's a 3/5 for me – fun in doses, but not without its flaws.