After My Husband Disappeared, I Realized I Was an NPC

This premise is quite novel. Although the beginning is very tough on the female lead, she really suffers. She spends all her money and makes a mess of herself trying to find the male lead, while he wants to forget everything about her and start a new life. I hope the later episodes will be tough on the male lead so the female lead can have a better time.

It's a good read. I love several of the author's books, but I hope there won't be any female rivalry. I think the male lead's fiancée is quite outstanding, and I hope he gets a happy ending.

I read the comments section before reading the novel, and I also saw the comment about female character abuse where many people thanked me for avoiding it. I also dislike female character abuse literature. I skipped to the recently updated chapters to see if they had reached the "chasing back the wife" part. After reading two chapters, I decided to start reading from the beginning.

I only wrote this review after finishing the whole thing. I specifically read the reviews before reading it because the first page was full of negative reviews with not a single positive one. Some even mentioned female abuse, female rivalry, and a scumbag boyfriend. I didn't want to read it at first, but I clicked on it out of curiosity.

It has a subtle, melodramatic feel, which is quite peculiar. There's a kind of setting that's very angsty, but doesn't feel overly so when reading. Compared to male protagonists in older angst novels, this one has a mouth and a touch more of a yandere (obsessive and possessive) vibe. Overall, it feels like a fresh take on old tropes, haha.

Only the book *BE* achieved legendary status.

It's good, though I was almost put off by the ridiculously low 5-star rating. It's not exactly angst-filled for the female lead, maybe a bit like some of the typical tragic endings? It just left me feeling a little bittersweet. A bit sad. It's been a long time since I've read anything like this, magazines like *Fireworks*. They're really outdated.

The male lead held back from reaching 100% completion in the early stages, presumably because he couldn't bear to part with her, which confirms his feelings for the female lead. Although he was suddenly abandoned, he didn't actively try to return to her; instead, he tried to erase her memories, which was incredibly heartless. Therefore, it's right for the female lead not to forgive him so quickly.

I don't understand why there are so many negative reviews. The female lead is a sincere person; she loves what she loves, so she doesn't give up on finding her lover. Even when the outcome is unsatisfactory, she doesn't regret what she gave up. She looks forward and tries to live well in the present.

Based on the synopsis, I initially thought it would be one of those eerie transmigration novels I like, but after reading many chapters, I realized it wasn't. However, because the premise was so novel and I felt so sorry for the female lead, I continued reading. The subsequent reading experience was incredibly poignant; I'm easily moved to tears and cried several times.