I’ve Been Waiting for You to Break Up for A Long Time Novel Review
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By 北酌
59 chapters
2024
Description
Xu Zhixue suffers from skin hunger and likes to be hugged tightly. Good news, he has a childhood sweetheart who hugs him all the time. Bad news, his boyfriend cheated on him. On the night of the breakup, Xu Zhixue did not cry or make a fuss, but quietly went back to the company to work overtime. . Without a boyfriend to hug, Xu Zhixue can only deal with his skin hunger by working a lot. Fortunately, the work of a secretary is complex and high-intensity, and the busyness is enough to cope with his occasional skin hunger. But why did his boss, who was not interested in beautiful women, always secretly look at him when he was working seriously? …… After getting drunk accidentally, Xu Zhixue’s long-suppressed hunger and thirst broke out without warning. Because there was no one else around, he could only pull the president ‘s sleeve with red eyes, “Boss Ling… can you, can you hug me?” The president was delighted. Hold him tight. That night, Xu Zhixue slept the most peaceful sleep he had ever had in his boss’s arms. Later. The ex-boyfriend turned around and apologized, “Baby, I was wrong, can you forgive me just once?” The president held Xu Zhixue in his arms very tightly, his face cold and gloomy, “I’m sorry, my baby doesn’t recycle hazardous waste.” Positive and cute sweet skin hungry secretary shou X arrogant and venomous tongue only wife hungry president gong
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
I’ve Been Waiting for You to Break Up for A Long Time Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on I’ve Been Waiting for You to Break Up for A Long Time
"I’ve Been Waiting for You to Break Up for A Long Time" promised a sweet and comedic romance, and for the most part, it delivered. This story follows Xu Zhixue, and his relationship with his boss, Ling Qianbai, and it was a mostly enjoyable read.
First Impressions
The beginning hooked me with its slice-of-life feel and the initial setup of Xu Zhixue's existing relationship. It was intriguing to see how the dynamic would shift, especially with a boss-subordinate relationship in the mix. I was curious to see how Ling Qianbai would navigate his feelings while Xu Zhixue was still with someone else.
What Works Well
Ling Qianbai is definitely a standout character. He’s not your typical cold CEO; his snarky, witty personality is genuinely charming. The novel excels at depicting his subtle yet persistent pursuit of Xu Zhixue after the breakup. I loved the "push and pull" dynamic and how he respected Xu Zhixue's boundaries while still making his feelings known. The author did a great job of portraying Ling Qianbai's long-held affection for Xu Zhixue, creating a sense of devotion and protectiveness that resonated with me. The humor is well-placed, and the side characters add depth to the story without overshadowing the main couple. The pacing is also well-managed, keeping me engaged throughout most of the novel.
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Areas of Concern
One of the issues I had was with the initial focus on the ex-boyfriend. He felt too central to the story in the beginning, almost like a second male lead. This made it harder for me to connect with Ling Qianbai initially, as his presence felt somewhat secondary. Also, the introduction of fraud and kidnapping elements towards the end felt jarring and out of place. It seemed like an unnecessary plot device to prolong the story, and it disrupted the otherwise lighthearted tone.
Final Verdict
Despite some flaws, "I’ve Been Waiting for You to Break Up for A Long Time" is a worthwhile read if you're looking for a sweet and comedic romance with a charming male lead. While the initial focus on the ex-boyfriend and the late introduction of heavier plot elements were a bit off-putting, the overall story, the characters, and the humor made it an enjoyable experience. I'd recommend it, but with the caveat to be prepared for some tonal shifts towards the end.
