What Do I Do When I Dream Every Day That My Archrival Is My Husband?

Finally got around to rating it after reaching chapter 49! I usually give it five stars if I don't dislike any plot points or characters, but this one definitely deserves five stars 😘. Overall, this book gives me a gentle, warm feeling, like taking a bath when you're really tired—the water isn't too hot, but it's enough to soothe your fatigue.

Wow, good 😎 A sweet love story. The author's writing is mature, with many delicate and beautiful descriptions. The emotions depicted and the characters created are not stereotypical, but rather realistic and three-dimensional. Simply put, it feels real. Of course, the characters are somewhat idealized, but their motivations are generally logical.

This book is wonderful; the emotions are portrayed with great subtlety. What attracted me wasn't just the relationship between Yu Yu and Miao Miao, but even more so their personal charm. I admire Miao Miao's courage to do what she loves, to speak her mind, and to venture into new worlds.

I particularly enjoy your other works, which is why I also came to read this one. I had a few personal reading experiences with the first half, and I don't know if it's just me. Because of the dense first-person internal monologues and numerous long passages, I sometimes felt a bit fatigued and looked forward to more interactions between characters, dialogues, or external events to advance the…

This is incredibly delicious, so good I almost cried! I've finally found the perfect meal! 😭 Oh my god, I love Cat Knight and Little Fish so much! I've never enjoyed a story about a bickering couple so much. The story doesn't try to gloss over the rift caused by Little Fish's refusal to apologize; Miao Miao's honesty and growth are especially charming.

The main characters have very distinct personalities, and the logic is so complete that I feel like these are things that could happen around me. Miao Miao and Xiao Yu are people who would appear around me, but we can only meet them by opening this book. Teacher Fox's portrayal of the childhood sweethearts and the unfolding of the story are incredibly delicate and natural.

The author's writing is excellent, and I really like their style, so after finishing *A Chestnut of the Vast Sea*, I immediately started reading this still-ongoing novel. The story is sweet, and the female lead is very cute and mischievous. The only downside is that I still have to endure the grueling wait for updates 🤦.

This is a beautifully written sweet novel; every character is vividly portrayed. Fans of sweet stories shouldn't miss it—it's exceptionally well-written. Highly recommended! The first-person perspective is also very interesting. I highly recommend listening to the audiobook; it gives you the feeling of listening to the female protagonist tell the story, greatly enhancing the reading experience. The only downside is, why isn't it finished yet? Update faster, I want to see more!

It's a good story, not a typical cliché plot where the female lead unilaterally reconciles with her ex. The awkwardness of a real-life rival being a newlywed in a dream, all lovey-dovey and cheesy, is actually quite captivating, haha. And the protagonist's stubbornness is a bit of a saccharine trope, more realistic than a typical sweet romance novel; it's a sweet story that requires some…

Fox Fox's writing is always very delicate, with superb planning of the romantic storylines and detailed descriptions. Moreover, this story offers a perfect blend of the ambiguous early stages and the sweet post-wedding moments—a true delight for those who love both!