Description
Lenore, who didn’t mind if her husband paid her no attention as long as she had the freedom to lie down and read a book, got excited and started talking when Daniel showed interest in her favorite character. “The Count of Tivonne doesn’t seem like someone who would attract affection. Despite various excuses, he’s ultimately a villain, and the number of people harmed by him is not small.” Hearing her favorite character being criticized, she closed the door to her heart. One day, while avoiding her husband whom she deemed an unworthy human being, Daniel suddenly did something strange. “Your job is to spend all day brushing that silky hair of yours, and then climb into bed before I return….” He started reciting lines from her favorite character that she had heard many times. “How dare you sedu-sedu-seduce, no emb-embrace, or-or-or just sleep…!” He stuttered through his words and then suddenly ran away. When she secretly followed him, she found him banging his head against a wall and lamenting. “I practiced so hard, why did I freeze up, you idiot…!” “What do you mean by acting practice?” Seeing him unable to answer with his ears turning bright red, Lenore realized. Does this man… like me?
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- dill
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
My Husband Pretends to be a Villain Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on My Husband Pretends to be a Villain
First Impressions
Okay, so "My Husband Pretends to be a Villain" immediately grabbed my attention with its quirky premise. I mean, a husband trying to woo his wife by acting like a romance novel villain? Count me in! The tags – aristocracy, arranged marriage, European ambience – painted a picture of a classic romance setting with a fun, comedic twist. I was definitely curious to see how this would play out.
What Works Well
The sheer adorableness of the male lead is a huge draw. The core concept of him falling head-over-heels for his wife and going to ridiculous lengths to win her affection is incredibly endearing. The idea that he's actually studying her favorite romance novels and then mimicking the "villainous" male lead is just pure gold. It's a refreshing spin on the typical cold duke trope, and it sounds like the author executes it with a lighthearted touch. The comedic elements are definitely a highlight, and the 'clumsy love interests' tag suggests that the romance is built on genuine, albeit awkward, interactions, which I always appreciate.
Areas of Concern
While the premise is undeniably charming, I do wonder about the long-term sustainability of the "pretending to be a villain" bit. I can see how it might get repetitive or even grating if not handled carefully. The description also mentions "smut", which can be a double-edged sword. If it's well-integrated and adds to the story, great! But if it feels gratuitous or out of place, it could detract from the overall experience.
Final Verdict
Overall, "My Husband Pretends to be a Villain" sounds like a delightful and entertaining read. The unique premise, combined with the promise of a sweet and comedic romance, makes it a story I'm definitely interested in checking out. While I have some minor reservations about the potential for the central gimmick to wear thin, the overwhelming impression is that this is a fun and lighthearted novel that could be a real gem for fans of the genre. I'm going in with high hopes for a good laugh and a heartwarming romance.
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