After the Divorce, I Live Life to the Fullest
离婚后，我游戏人间
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- Completed
- Length
- 445k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- Divorce Feels Great for a While, but Being Single Feels Great Forever离婚一时爽，单身一直爽Former title · until Nov 2026
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The logic is meticulous and clear, and the story develops very well.
It's well written, although there are a few minor flaws.
It's a really good book, keep up the good work, author!
It's well-written, but I have a suggestion. The author portrays the protagonist as too outstanding—incredibly handsome, with incredibly high emotional intelligence and so many amazing skills. Even if he were reduced to begging, wouldn't countless women offer him comfort? And then he becomes so wealthy later on.
The story is so well-written, I can't stop reading! This is so wonderful and entertaining, it deserves a perfect score!
Since the overall style of the story is supposed to be lighthearted, and the beginning was quite good, the tone became somewhat heavy after the concept of family was introduced. It felt like a mountain was pressing down on everything, making the reader feel uneasy. Overall, there weren't any major flaws, the writing was relatively smooth, and it's worth reading. Five stars for encouragement 😊
It's a very well-written book. Although there are some gaps in the writing, the ideas expressed are very social, especially the way it breaks down things and presents them to you, letting you know what society really is.
Not bad 😊 It's very good. The protagonist is clearly doing what a man would do during the period of rampant desire after becoming rich. It's probably the kind of desire that every ordinary man would fantasize about 😎 not getting married and having a woman.
It's well-written, with good prose, and not awkward. It's just a story about a divorced man becoming a "yellow-haired" guy—a mutually beneficial arrangement. Ignoring the emotions doesn't make it feel too harsh, since the male lead wasn't aiming for a long-term relationship anyway. I think the only character who felt out of place was her ex-wife.
It's about a 9 out of 10, which is alright. The protagonist is relatively calm, and the plot is fairly logical. It has some elements of a wish-fulfillment story, but it's not that exciting. There are also a few plot points that are deliberately pushed forward, which is a bit of a letdown. Also, the scope is too broad, and there are too many female characters appearing in a short period of time.