I Just Think You’re Valuable
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By chengnan hua kai, 城南花开
13
2020
Description
Qin Yunsui was abandoned by the Qin family. Ten years of love was gone in a blink of an eye and she was now abandoned. Everyone was preparing to see Qin Yunsui becoming a joke. After all, she offended the great devil Lang Ren for the Qin family.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
I Just Think You’re Valuable Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on I Just Think You’re Valuable
"I Just Think You’re Valuable" is a short and sweet josei romance that I recently dove into, and I walked away with mixed feelings. The story follows a female protagonist with a unique backstory and a handsome childhood friend, and while the premise had promise, the execution left me wanting more.
First Impressions
Initially, I was intrigued. The concept of childhood friends navigating their feelings in modern day was appealing. However, I quickly noticed the pacing felt rushed. The beginning felt vague, and I struggled to fully grasp the characters' motivations and relationships early on. It felt like the author had a great idea but didn't quite flesh out the initial setup.
What Works Well
Despite its flaws, "I Just Think You’re Valuable" does have its charms. I found the central relationship between the main characters to be quite endearing. The male lead's subtle affection for the MC was evident, and the story has a light and fluffy feel that makes it an easy read. The ending, while abrupt, did manage to tie up the main plot points in a satisfying way, leaving me with a sweet feeling. For readers who dislike complicated stories and prefer a quick, light read, this novel could certainly hit the spot.
Areas of Concern
My main issue with this novel is the lack of depth. I found myself wanting more backstory and character development. The reasons behind the MC's family situation were unclear, and her feelings towards the male lead weren't always well-defined. I also felt that the story could have benefited from more detailed descriptions and a slower pace. It felt like a brainstorming session of events rather than a fully developed story. I think the author missed an opportunity to create a truly memorable story by not expanding on the interesting premise and characters.
Final Verdict
Overall, "I Just Think You’re Valuable" is a decent, but flawed, short story. While the premise is promising and the central relationship is cute, the lack of detail and rushed pacing ultimately hold it back. If you're looking for a quick and fluffy read and don't mind a few unanswered questions, this might be worth checking out. However, if you prefer more depth and complexity in your stories, you might be left feeling disappointed. I'd give it a 3 out of 5 stars.