
After Remarrying a Powerful Man, My Ex-Husband's Family Regrets Everything
改嫁掌权人后,前夫一家悔不当初
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Other names
- I'll Never Remarry You. Go Marry Your White Lotus Benefactor!决不复婚,娶你的白莲花恩人吧!Alternate title on Fanqie
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The premise is quite good. Perhaps it's a common problem with many authors: the backstabbing in this kind of setting is done gradually later, lacking satisfying impact, and with too much buildup leading to a mountain of disgusting events. Maybe this is for emotional contrast.
I rarely give high scores to this type of novel lately because in most of them, the scumbag male lead gets redeemed in the end. The female lead is indecisive before the divorce, and even after the divorce, she still clings to him. After all the ups and downs, the scumbag male lead is redeemed, but the female lead still can't forget her old love, so they get back together, and it's a happy ending.
I was hoping to see a slap in the face, but there was absolutely no evidence, just a single sentence: "If the man doesn't agree to the divorce, you can get a divorce." I was lured in by the title, so I'm leaving.
The most terrifying thing about marriage is that it gives another person legal rights: they can arbitrarily sign documents to send you to a mental hospital, they can beat you at will, and even if it's just considered a domestic dispute, they can claim your insurance payout and all your inheritance.
The pacing feels tight so far, and I appreciate the swift and decisive way the characters get their comeuppance. I hope the author can finish the main story around chapter 100; I personally prefer shorter stories around 100 chapters. There's a lot of setup in the later chapters, so the pace is a bit slower compared to the first 80 chapters.
I read 78 chapters in one day! In this dazzling world, it immediately caught my attention and kept me focused. The plot is tight and realistic, with minimal exaggeration, and the characters' psychology is nuanced. There's melodrama, warmth, domineering CEOs, and even a strong hint of manipulative women. It's so good! Author, please update soon!
The second male lead should just change his name to Lu Apologize! He's always making people apologize! The surname Lu is truly destined to be second best.
The book is very well written! I love the female protagonist's personality! She's passionate and decisive, and possesses a sharp mind! I gave it a slightly low rating!
Although the comments said the two got divorced, I was still incredibly angry after reading chapter 12. Just because I couldn't stand it doesn't mean the book was bad.
It's a good story, relatable, and I'm eagerly awaiting the ending for the scumbag and the scheming woman 🤭🤭