Being Love Exclusively by You

She is foolish enough, s*upid enough, idiotic enough. Whatever it takes, it makes him want to possess and capture the attention of “her music”. To the extent that he couldn’t ignore her anymore as if she is air. Wanting to get closer to her, wanting to take all of her, but damn, she is afraid and trembles at him. He doesn’t want to wait anymore “for the lyric”, and at her side he feels so restless. But this absent-minded girl, unexpectedly being so foolish, asked him–why I am so special?

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Published Novel

## My Thoughts on Being Love Exclusively by You "Being Love Exclusively by You" is definitely a novel that knows what it is and leans *hard* into it. This josei romance dives headfirst into the world of yandere love, and whether you'll enjoy it really depends on your tolerance for, well, *extreme* possessiveness. ### First Impressions Going in, I knew I was in for a wild ride. The tags don't lie: obsessive love, possessive characters, and a male lead who falls first and falls *hard*. The story centers on Yue Yi, a talented musician, and Ling, his somewhat naive and definitely shy assistant. The premise is simple: he becomes fixated on her voice, and from there, his obsession spirals. ### What Works Well If you're here for the yandere, you're in the right place. Yue Yi is *intense*. He's possessive to the point of absurdity, and the story doesn't shy away from showcasing his darker tendencies. Some readers found his devotion thrilling, describing his actions as "sweet" in a twisted way. I can see the appeal; there's a certain escapism in reading about a character who's utterly consumed by their love, even if it's not exactly healthy. The female lead, while often described as naive or even "dumb," also has a certain charm. Her innocence contrasts sharply with Yue Yi's intensity, creating a dynamic that some readers found endearing. She's not a pushover, though; she does try to stand up for what she believes in, even if it's scary. Several readers also mentioned the humour sprinkled throughout the story, which helps to lighten the mood and prevent it from becoming too dark. ### Areas of Concern Honestly, the female lead's naivete can be a bit much at times. There are instances where her obliviousness stretches the bounds of believability, and I can understand why some readers found it frustrating. Additionally, the plot itself isn't particularly groundbreaking. It's more of a character-driven story focused on the dynamic between Yue Yi and Ling. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out that Yue Yi's possessiveness stems from his upbringing and his parents' tumultuous relationship, where his father's obsessive love led to tragedy. This backstory attempts to explain his behavior, but whether it justifies it is up to the reader to decide. There's also mention of a scene that some might interpret as a near-rape situation, though it doesn't actually occur. ### Final Verdict "Being Love Exclusively by You" is a niche read. If you're looking for a lighthearted, fluffy romance, this isn't it. But if you're intrigued by the idea of a deeply possessive, borderline obsessive male lead and don't mind a somewhat naive female protagonist, you might find something to enjoy here. Just be prepared for a wild ride.