My Girlfriend Cheated on Me With a Senior, so I’m Cheating on Her With His Girlfriend (LN)

My Thoughts on My Girlfriend Cheated on Me With a Senior, so I’m Cheating on Her With His Girlfriend (LN)

Okay, let's dive into this title. I'll be honest, the premise alone made me raise an eyebrow. "My Girlfriend Cheated on Me With a Senior, so I’m Cheating on Her With His Girlfriend (LN)" is a mouthful, and the setup sounds like a recipe for melodramatic disaster. But I went in with an open mind, ready to see what this award-winning novel had to offer.

First Impressions

My initial reaction was a mix of intrigue and skepticism. The title suggests a revenge plot fueled by immediate infidelity, which can often feel shallow. I was prepared for cringe, but also hopeful for some nuanced character development.

What Works Well

One of the most pleasant surprises was the execution. I was relieved to find that the story doesn't immediately devolve into a tit-for-tat cheating spree. Instead, the protagonists actually take a more measured approach, focusing on gathering evidence and planning their next steps. This was a welcome departure from the initial impression the title gave me. I also appreciate the focus on the female lead's emotional turmoil and her struggle to accept the betrayal. This adds depth and makes her character more relatable.

Areas of Concern

However, I did find some aspects of the male lead's characterization a bit problematic. His initial reactions and motivations sometimes felt a little too focused on immediate gratification, which made it harder to fully connect with him. He comes off as overly impulsive, and I'm hoping to see more growth from him as the story progresses. I also noticed that the "comedy" tag may be a bit misleading for some readers, as the humor is sometimes quite dark and situational.

Final Verdict

Overall, My Girlfriend Cheated on Me With a Senior, so I’m Cheating on Her With His Girlfriend (LN) is a surprisingly engaging read. It subverts some of the expectations set by its provocative title, offering a more thoughtful exploration of betrayal and revenge than I initially anticipated. While the male lead's characterization could use some improvement, the female lead's emotional depth and the strategic approach to the revenge plot make it a worthwhile read. I'm curious to see how the characters develop and how the story unfolds in future volumes.