My Ex Kicked Me to the Curb, Now He's My Husband and Keeps Score Every Night

It's been a long time since I stayed up all night reading a novel, and I mean, all night long. Turns out it's still ongoing, and it's my kind of story. When the male and female leads first got together, they weren't very mature, but after a few years, they've both experienced family issues and matured. The timing is perfect. The male lead is a bit impulsive, but with the female lead, she's slowly opening up to him.

This is a really good book, why does it only have an 8.1 Rating? It's much better than many books with 9+ ratings. The story flows smoothly, the writing is skillful, and the female lead marries her first love seven years after their breakup. Seven years ago, the female lead was sensitive and suspicious, and neither of them could handle their relationship maturely and rationally. Seven years later, she has learned to ask questions when she has doubts. It's really good.

This is a book I really wanted to write a proper review after reading! The author's writing style suits my reading habits perfectly; I love books with clear character relationships and no melodramatic love triangles between the main characters. There weren't many mindless side characters or plot twists either.

I really loved this book. The plot was so complete, and the emotional journey was so delicate. The changes in the female lead after her marriage and her falling in love with the male lead again were so heartwarming. Author, please give it an even better update!

Most of the plot felt quite natural, and the emotions and the fact that both characters were virgins also felt relatively natural. What feels unnatural are three things: first, the male lead's status as a billionaire; second, Yao Yi'an being extorted for such a large sum yet not reporting it to the police, relying on outsiders for help; and third, the male lead's father's embezzlement. A billionaire's family, it's incomprehensible that they would embezzle public funds for such a small amount.

I loved it! It shouldn't be 9.3; The characters are vivid and well-developed, the plot flows smoothly, and it's a complete series I could binge-watch.

It's a pretty realistic book. The male and female leads are destined to be together; otherwise, they wouldn't have met again after so many years apart. Their separation wasn't because they had completely stopped loving each other; it's just that the timing wasn't right.

The story of a broken mirror being mended is quite touching. Will people who have separated fall in love again after reuniting? Perhaps so. You can only love someone zero times or countless times. Even if you've broken up with someone you once liked, you might still like them again if you meet them again.

It's really good! The book review section was right; I only started reading it because the reviews said it was good, and I finished it in a few hours. Overall, it's a very comfortable book to read. The writing is excellent, the logic is sound, the story structure is complete, the plot flows smoothly, and the male and female leads are both well-developed and have very positive moral values!

In the past, I would often abandon books with few reviews halfway through due to various flaws, but this book overturned my belief that "there must be a reason for the few reviews." It's very well written. The female lead's character development and her emotional journey from immaturity to maturity in her relationship with the male lead are both excellently portrayed.