What Are The Major Spoilers For 'My In-Laws Are Obsessed With Me'?

Discussing major spoilers for the web novel 'My In-Laws Are Obsessed With Me' without ruining the surprise for others. Plot twists like hidden motivations or sudden character deaths can be tricky to handle.
2025-09-10 14:12:19
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Rajat Baghel
Rajat Baghel
For the sake of new readers, I generally refrain from highlighting out major spoilers for a story. For ‘My In-Laws Are Obsessed With Me’ though, big reveals regarding the family’s strange fixation, past connections that were hidden and the protagonist female lead’s ultimate decision regarding her role in her in-laws’ lives would be spoiler-ish. Another interesting take on this sort of family dynamic would be ‘My Brother-In-Law Is Obsessed With Me’. While it contains a similar web of tension, the main source of stress for the protagonist is the relationship with one singly fixated in-law and thus it reads more like a tight, claustrophobic pressure cooker of a story.
2026-08-05
Presley
Presley
This short story is called ‘My In-Laws Are Obsessed With Me’. It’s a wild ride. The majority of the short story follows Pereshati as she slowly realises that her in-laws’ bizarre obsession with her is rooted in a centuries-old family curse. And that it’s all been orchestrated by the family matriarch, Lady Lavinia, in secret rituals designed to transfer the curse to Pereshati. What’s more, her husband, Theo, has known all along. But he’s been unable to stop it because he too is cursed – and he’s been bound by magical ties. As the short story hurtles towards its climax, it is revealed that Pereshati is not entirely human – her bloodline contains a dormant counter-curse. And it begins to awaken during the final, twisted ritual.

The story took a strange turn in terms of emotion for Pereshati as she had to reconcile her love for her husband with the fact that he was deceiving her. His betrayal was in no way malicious but desperate, and it made Pereshati sad to have to deal with the consequences of his actions. In the end the curse originated from Lavinia’s ancestor falling in love with a forest spirit. This makes for a great tale of folklore and gothic family drama. In the end it wasn’t too neat of a solution for Pereshati. She chose to break the curse, but that meant she had to leave her family behind. She could have stayed with Theo, but she didn’t want to be part of a family that was capable of such evil. The question remains though, can she and Theo have a relationship outside of the curse?
2025-09-13
Yasmine
Yasmine
Oh man, those spoilers gave away so much! It turns out Pereshati’s marriage was a ruse by her in-laws to use her to break their own curse. The reason Theo seemed cold to her at first was because he was consumed by guilt over his behavior towards her. I particularly loved the scene where Pereshati found the hidden shrine with her name on it in blood. It was so spooky. And poor Lavinia’s attempts at affection towards Pereshati were all a ruse to draw her into the sinister ritual at hand. I was especially upset by the twist that had Pereshati’s mother sending her to be with Theo for her own good. The whole finale was so raw and The scene with Theo begging forgiveness from Pereshati, only to have her walk away – no easy make-ups for this couple!
2025-09-16
Michelle Whitford
Michelle Whitford
I sort of see why this is getting all the love, though I only read the first 12 chapters or so and sort of stopped because the grandfather’s stare and the brother’s magic was just so intense. As others have said, though, it does take off in a really magical direction that sort of validates the female protagonist’s perceptions of reality as being real (as opposed to her being driven mad by her husband’s gaslighting). I had thought the book would be more of a psychological thriller and was surprised by the amount of curse-y magic. Did the art stay as detailed as the initial chapters? The fabric folds in the grandfather’s clothes were insane.
2026-07-31
John Falcon
John Falcon
The art is full of spoilers too! Take note of the backgrounds in the early chapters of the book and you’ll notice that the portraits in the halls have their eyes scratched out or are facing the other way. However, as Pereshati sets about to heal the family, these portraits of the family’s ancestors begin to reveal themselves with big smiles on their faces. Also, the color palette of the backgrounds has gone from blues and greys to golds and creams. There is one big visual spoiler for Theron’s storyline and that is his shadow. At the beginning his shadow is drawn in a rather monstrous or even fragmented way. After key emotional moments between Theron and Pereshati, however, his shadow returns to normal. The artist is telling the story of the curse’s retreat long before it is revealed to the characters. Obsessive focus on Pereshati’s expressions is mirrored by the family’s obsession with her and she is often the light in a dark panel.
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