Weren’t You Going to Repay Your Childhood Friend? Why Are You Crying About the Divorce?

I read a book about pursuing one's husband, and all the recommendations on the list are like this. But I have to say, this one was pretty good. First of all, the ex-wife didn't have any physical contact with any other men, which is much better than other stories where the beginning involves drinking from the same cup, the ex-wife pretending to be her boyfriend, or the ex-wife wearing a cuckold's…

At first, after reading some people's descriptions, I thought this book had flopped. But after reading it, I found it to be quite good. Overall, the early parts were indeed a bit toxic, but not to the point of being completely unreadable. Now it's getting better and better, with that old flavor again. It's better than my recent books, which surprised me.

This novel isn't a full-fledged suspense thriller, yet it incorporates elements of mystery and mystery; it's not supernatural, yet the supernatural serves as its main theme, and it hasn't yet entered the harem/cultivation phase. What's most surprising is that ten years ago, Lao Yang's style was pure wish-fulfillment urban fantasy, but now the pacing is on par with Keigo Higashino!

I've been a longtime fan of Uncle Yang (Yang Shu), following his work since "My Fox Fairy Wife." At first, the title made me think it was a formulaic story, but after the introduction of the shamanic spirit, I felt it might be different from other formulaic novels. There were quite a few flaws in the early chapters, but as I persevered, the plot became smoother.

It has a familiar feel to it, and it's a great urban novel. Keep up the good work, author, and update more often.

Absolutely fantastic!!! This new book by Lao Yang is completely different in style from his previous works; the writing has become more delicate and fluid, making it incredibly captivating. If Lao Yang's earlier works were mostly pure, enjoyable reads, then this one represents a qualitative leap in intellectual depth, perhaps related to his increased life experience over the years.

It's so good! I love this kind of thing. Reality isn't always what I want, so reading a novel and indulging in some wishful thinking is nice.

Since it's set in a realistic world, the protagonist, being a kind person, is limited in his actions and can't harm others. However, his skill in catching ghosts is undeniably impressive and satisfying. When people harm the protagonist, he can only retaliate with ordinary methods. But if people send ghosts to harm him, then the protagonist simply gains superpowers!

The plot of this novel is indeed a bit heart-wrenching, making the reader anxious and giving them a feeling of unease. Actually, the plot of "My Beautiful Teacher" is more straightforward and carefree. Perhaps it's because Lao Yang has changed his perspective on things after years of experience.

The first few dozen chapters might not draw the reader in, leading to the assumption that the male protagonist would enter an invincible state after the divorce. However, as the story progresses, this isn't the case. Initially, the reason why Liu Zhixi relentlessly pursued the male protagonist without genuinely caring for him was unclear.