My Husband Seems to be a Big Villain
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By a tree of spring breeze, 一树春风
123 chapters
2021
Description
Su Mu returned to his hometown during Qingming Festival to pay respects to his ancestors. In front of his grandfather’s memorial tablet, he lamented about his loneliness and said that he lacked a wife. However, when he woke up the next day, he discovered that he had transmigrated and became the rich and handsome young master of the Su family. To make matters more complicated, he was supposedly betrothed since childhood. He heard that he was so obsessed with someone to the point of being self-destructive and was persistent from a young age, desiring to be with that person. Grandpa Su was so troubled by him and couldn’t help it anymore, so he tore off his old face and went to his rival’s house to beg for this arranged marriage for him. Furthermore, it was said that the person he was infatuated with was an unparalleled beauty, so attractive that their admirers could go around the Earth several times hand in hand. Just going out for a walk, he could encounter all kinds of love rivals. He had starry eyes, eagerly waiting for their engagement… Su Mu pointed at the man with broad shoulders and long legs, who was so handsome that he couldn’t look directly at him, and turned around to ask the old man: “Who is this?” The old man angrily hit him with a cane: “This is the husband you knelt and begged me for!” Su Mu: “What?!” Later, he discovered that he had transmigrated into a book, the setting of which was that same-s*x marriage was legal, and he was just a passerby in the early stages! Within days of getting married, he died! #I’ll die in the second week after marriage!# #My husband seems to be the big villain# #I’m really a straight guy# Su Mu: “My life is too difficult!!!” Cherish life, refuse marriage!!
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
My Husband Seems to be a Big Villain Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on My Husband Seems to be a Big Villain
Alright, let's dive into "My Husband Seems to be a Big Villain." This one promised a comedic, romantic fantasy with a side of yaoi, and I went in with high hopes. The premise, involving arranged marriage and a seemingly villainous husband, definitely piqued my interest.
First Impressions
Initially, I found the main characters agreeable, if a little simplistic. The mystery surrounding the original body owner of the protagonist also had me hooked; I was eager to see where that thread would lead. The beginning definitely had charm and potential.
What Works Well
The novel clearly aims for a lighthearted and humorous tone, which I think it achieves in some aspects. I can see why some readers might be drawn to the bickering dynamic between the main characters; there's a certain appeal to that playful tension. Also, the promise of a caring protagonist navigating a complex situation is something that I always enjoy in a story.
Areas of Concern
However, as I progressed, some significant issues started to surface. The biggest problem, in my opinion, is the reliance on unbelievable coincidences to drive the plot forward. It felt like plot points were often forced and unnatural, rather than organically developed. For instance, the MC conveniently moving into the ML's complex, the dog-sitting situation, and the discovery of the diary all felt too contrived.
Furthermore, the character portrayals sometimes felt inconsistent. The author tells us about certain character traits – like someone being domineering or warm – but the actions didn't always align with those descriptions. This disconnect made it harder to fully invest in the characters and their relationships. The comedy also fell flat for me at times. What was intended to be humorous often came across as childish or petty.
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Final Verdict
Overall, "My Husband Seems to be a Big Villain" has some promising elements, but it ultimately falls short due to its reliance on improbable plot devices and inconsistent character development. While the initial mystery and lighthearted tone are appealing, the execution leaves much to be desired. I wanted to love this, but I found myself increasingly frustrated by the artificial feel of the story. For me, it's a mixed bag with more cons than pros.