After Breaking the Love Curse with the Villain

The premise is actually quite good, but the main plot is a bit messy, with many plot holes left unresolved. The early conflicts between the male and female leads are the best part, but that should probably be limited to around chapter 50; if it drags on too long and there's not much further development, it becomes a bit repetitive. I really enjoy reading the author's "wife-chasing" trope, and I hope they continue writing and keep improving!

My wife is the author I've seen who best captures the bittersweetness of a story that opens with the protagonist pursuing his wife. The male lead, always insecure and anxious, sees every man and woman in the world as his rival—a truly resentful husband.

This male lead is absolutely despicable; he's definitely in my top 10 most disgusting male leads I've read this year. The female lead is so great, why can't it have a bad ending?! First, before his rebirth, he had an ambiguous relationship with another girl. Later, he was cleared up, saying he wanted to use her to cultivate, but why didn't he cultivate in the end?

It's so beautiful!!! I love every single detail!

The author still hasn't clarified whether the male protagonist in his past life had feelings for the female supporting character before meeting the female protagonist. I've been struggling with this for a long time, reading it many times, but I still haven't found a clear explanation.

It's finally finished! This book dragged on for too long towards the end, and by the time I got emotionally invested, I'd almost lost interest. So I just skimmed through the ending. But the author's writing when they were in good form and serializing was phenomenal... The emotional descriptions and suspense were fantastic, even after multiple readings...

Chu Zheng has always been kind and steadfast. The hurt she suffered is a fact, and although she still has a happy ending, she's not the kind of person who, after being abused and reborn, still blushes profusely in front of the male lead, like a red-bottomed emoji. [Melted emoji]

I don't quite understand, how did they forgive her...?

I will always love reading your writing!!! Congratulations on the completion!

The author's handling of the bittersweet feeling is truly remarkable. The long hiatus and lack of response really infuriated me. It's because the story is so captivating that it keeps me on the edge of my seat. If it were just a mess, I wouldn't care if you wrote it or not; I always follow completed works. This was my first time following an author, and I'm already hooked!