The Main Villain Is Stuck To Me Like Chewing Gum Novel Review

My Thoughts on The Main Villain Is Stuck To Me Like Chewing Gum

"The Main Villain Is Stuck To Me Like Chewing Gum" is a web novel that certainly grabbed my attention with its quirky title and intriguing premise: a transmigration into a novel as a minor villain. I dove in hoping for a fun blend of action, comedy, and romance, and while it delivered on some fronts, it also stumbled in a few key areas.

First Impressions

The initial chapters hooked me. The idea of the MC transmigrating into the body of someone obsessed with the main villain (ML) had a lot of potential for humor and interesting dynamics. The MC's strong abilities right off the bat were also a refreshing change from the often-weak protagonists in similar stories. I was definitely curious to see where the author would take this.

What Works Well

I particularly enjoyed the found family aspect that developed, especially the MC's interactions with the child protagonist. The slow-burn romance between the MC and ML, while slow, was sweet and fluffy. The world-building was also quite vivid, allowing me to easily visualize the events unfolding. The MC quickly becomes a parental figure to the children, which makes the story very heartwarming.

Areas of Concern

However, as I read on, I encountered some issues that detracted from my enjoyment. One major problem was the perceived inconsistencies in the MC's powers and the overall plot. Sometimes, it felt like things were happening without a clear explanation, and the characters' actions didn't always align with their established personalities. Some of the characters were not very well respected by the other characters in the novel. This behavior was condoned by the ML and the child protagonist which made it hard to continue reading.

Final Verdict

Overall, "The Main Villain Is Stuck To Me Like Chewing Gum" is a mixed bag. It has moments of genuine charm and heartwarming interactions, particularly with the children. However, the inconsistencies in the plot and character behavior, along with the slow pacing and sometimes frustrating decisions of the characters, hold it back from being a truly great read. If you're looking for a lighthearted, slow-burn romance with a focus on found family and don't mind overlooking some plot inconsistencies, you might enjoy this one. But be prepared for a story that prioritizes fluff over intricate plot development.