I Need Sponsorship
By yun yeo-eum, 윤여음
189 chapters
2019
Description
When I opened my eyes, I became the head of a vicious director of a nursery school that ab*sed the main characters. It was nice to see the ab*se scene from the first appearance and to prevent it in a cool way. Now, the nursery is in danger of collapsing due to a pile of debt before the children are all raised. I can’t starve my children! I will protect my children! After all, she provoked the Duke at the risk of her life, and even achieved sponsorship, and now she thought she only had to raise her children with love. “Why is the only thing that’s being asked to protect are them?” “They’re weak. I’m fine.” “Siela, please don’t say that the sponsorship is about to end.” He, who was only described as cold, keeps touching me. Even young children who overcame their wounds and opened their hearts to me. And the man, whose expression of coldness melts in front of me!
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- yeondam
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
I Need Sponsorship Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on I Need Sponsorship
Okay, so I dove into "I Need Sponsorship" with a healthy dose of curiosity, and I've got some thoughts. With only a few chapters translated, it's hard to give a definitive judgment, but here's my initial take.
First Impressions
The premise definitely grabbed my attention. We've got the familiar isekai trope – reincarnation as a villainess. Check. Changing fate? Double-check. But there's a twist! Our MC isn't just trying to avoid her doom; she's running an orphanage and needs to secure funding. It felt like a breath of fresh air amidst a sea of similar stories. The European-inspired setting also adds a nice layer of atmosphere.
What Works Well
I appreciate the unique spin on the typical villainess narrative. The focus on childcare and securing sponsorship creates a different kind of conflict and adds depth to the MC's motivations. The comparison to "I Raised the Villains Preciously" is fair, but "I Need Sponsorship" seems to be forging its own path. The idea of the male lead not being one of the original love interests is also intriguing. It opens up possibilities for a more unexpected and perhaps healthier romance dynamic. I also think the translation is well done and easy to follow, which is a big plus.
Areas of Concern
Honestly, with so few chapters available, it's tough to pinpoint major flaws. The biggest concern is simply the lack of content. It's hard to fully invest in a story when you're only given a tiny glimpse. The "same old, same old" feeling might creep in if the author doesn't continue to innovate and build upon the initial premise. I am hoping that the plot continues to move at a reasonable pace.
Final Verdict
"I Need Sponsorship" shows promise. The unique premise, combined with a focus on childcare and a different romantic dynamic, sets it apart from other villainess reincarnation stories. While the lack of translated chapters makes it difficult to give a definitive recommendation, I'm cautiously optimistic. If you're looking for something a little different within the genre, this might be worth checking out, especially as more chapters become available. I'll be keeping an eye on this one!
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