A Family Meltdown! The Divorced Wife Remarries an Officer and Becomes Everyone's Darling
父子火葬场！改嫁军官弃妇成团宠
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- Completed
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- 396k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- After I Remarried an Officer, My Ex-Husband and Son Regretted Everything改嫁军官后，前夫和儿子悔麻了Alternate title on Fanqie
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I liked it. The plot was exciting, and the male and female leads divorced very decisively, before the male lead even realized how good the female lead was. Unlike other novels where the divorce drags on for hundreds of chapters, and then the male lead changes his mind and refuses to divorce, this one was much better. Just to correct you, that guy is the ex-husband's brother, not the male lead.
I like this type of story. The female lead shouldn't turn back; she should rush forward and slap the scumbag in the face. Her son, whom she raised with great difficulty, is siding with outsiders, so he deserves to be slapped too!
This story differs from previous time-travel and reincarnation tales. It focuses on discovering and solving problems midway through life to achieve a better future, rather than simply returning to the starting point, letting go of obsessions, correcting mistakes, and distancing oneself from unworthy individuals. Living a better life is the best response to the already wonderful self!
The pacing is quite fast; she mentions divorce in chapters three and four, only for her ex-husband to refuse. By chapter ten, she's already dumped the scumbag and his two ungrateful sons. The female lead isn't a saint; she's a modern-day heroine who worked tirelessly to save others during the pandemic, ultimately dying from exhaustion. She's also bound to a redemption system that steals energy from neighboring dimensions to save its hosts—very cute.
I think it's quite good. The female lead isn't a saint. There aren't any of the criticisms mentioned in the comments. As for her becoming someone else's stepmother, I don't think there's anything to complain about. After all, even if your own child is disobedient, raising a child who listens to you is better than raising your own.
Five stars! The female lead decisively cut ties without a trace of hesitation. The three ungrateful bastards genuinely regretted their actions and even made some amends for her ("I'll do what I want, regardless of your needs or ulterior motives"). The Qin siblings, who were kind to her in her past life, also received their just desserts, and the whole family is filled with happiness.
The plot is thrilling, the love-hate relationship between the male and female leads is clearly defined, and although it's a time-travel story, the protagonist is incredibly cute (I absolutely love him!), And the principles of justice are clear. The author's writing is sharp, frequently delivering infuriatingly witty lines at crucial moments—I love it!
The male and female leads have very little interaction; the main focus is on the life-or-death struggles between the supporting characters. The female lead is rather passive and doesn't act decisively, and her screen time is actually quite limited. Even when the villains are right in front of her, she doesn't budge. However, the final battle scene with the villains is quite entertaining. I'm giving all 5 stars to He Cuicui; her side quest was so satisfying!
It's alright, I don't think the rating deserves to be so low. At least I found it quite satisfying to watch without thinking too much.
Having finished this book in my forties, I have many thoughts. Whether it's a young couple or a second marriage, nothing can withstand the fickleness of human nature. Only by becoming strong can one face the future without fear.