Precisely In Love With You

My Thoughts on Precisely In Love With You

"Precisely In Love With You" promised a modern romance with a strong female lead, and while it had moments that shone, my overall experience was mixed. It's a complete story, which is a definite plus, but the journey to the ending felt a little bumpy.

First Impressions

Initially, I was drawn in by the premise of a josei romance centered around a capable female protagonist in a modern setting. The initial chapters held promise, setting the stage for what I hoped would be a mature and engaging love story. I was ready for some well-developed characters and a plot that would keep me hooked.

What Works Well

The author clearly has a knack for creating interesting scenarios. The initial setup, with the potential for a complex relationship dynamic, was intriguing. I also appreciated the focus on a female protagonist navigating her life and career. The writing style itself is easy to follow, making it a relatively quick read.

Areas of Concern

Unfortunately, the execution didn't quite live up to the initial promise. The plot leans heavily into melodrama, and I found myself struggling with some of the character's decisions. The characters, particularly the CEO male lead, sometimes behaved in ways that felt inconsistent with their supposed intelligence and experience. This made it difficult for me to fully invest in their romance. The female lead's selflessness, while admirable to a point, sometimes bordered on frustrating, as it seemed to come at the expense of her own well-being.

Final Verdict

"Precisely In Love With You" has the potential to be an enjoyable read, particularly for those who enjoy melodramatic romance. However, the plot relies heavily on frustrating character choices and questionable logic, which may deter some readers. While the initial premise is intriguing and the writing is accessible, the overall execution falls short of its promise. I'd recommend approaching this novel with tempered expectations.