Scandals Everywhere: After Our Divorce, My Star Wife Regrets It Too Late
绯闻满天，离婚后明星娇妻悔断肠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 308k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 12mo ago
- English
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146Chapters
690Reads · 30 days
156.6kReads · all time
102Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.2Score
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To be honest, it's well-written, but the male protagonist's way of thinking is quite peculiar, similar to something out of a pseudo-fiction novel: "My wife is a workaholic and rarely comes home. I have money and free time, but I just don't have time to visit her on set or tell her how hard she works.
Good read, wonderful! Coming from the previous book, the author's emotions and writing style are much more delicate than before. I hope it will be finished in a million words soon. Although there are more female protagonists later on, I hope the female protagonists don't become detached!
No green tea (cuckolding), a story of a woman chasing her husband. Multiple women, a cheat-like advantage (powerful abilities). The male lead gains memories of his past life in the entertainment industry after a divorce, so the plot is mostly set in the entertainment circle. If readers are concerned about the childhood sweetheart dynamic, the female lead can be arranged to kill her ex later on.
This is a pretty good novel, at least compared to other pseudo-humanist works of the same genre. There aren't many plot points that would make you need medication...
Those who survived chapters 18 and 19 are already qualified poison masters. Giving this a five-star review—such a "good" novel shouldn't be read by just me.
Great! Keep it up and don't waste water...! 👍👍👍
It's alright, there aren't many deliberate misunderstandings, but it still inevitably leads to the ending where the guy is a jerk.
It's so-so, alright.
It's best not to use real-life celebrities, because readers might not like what the author likes, and they're too down-to-earth to convey the ethereal quality. It's better to create your own fictional fairy.
I've finished listening. There are chapter skips Keep up the good work!