I Woke Up Seven Years Later to Find My Jerk Ex Had Become My Husband

Oh my god, it's so good, and so satisfying! It avoids the current trope of one-sided, constant torment of the female lead; there are fewer plot holes. She knows how to fight back and how to admit her mistakes. It's only good to read this kind of story; I have to skip through other angst-filled novels, otherwise I'd get so angry I'd be sick... This author is amazing!

It's all about divorce from beginning to end, and the kind where divorce is impossible. How did it get such a high rating? Negative review.

The story's plot design is fine, but the writing style is a bit lacking. The female lead is poorly portrayed. Perhaps the author herself is very young, so the female lead is portrayed as a ten-year-old child. When she's angry, she speaks without any force. When arguing with the male lead, she complains and says she hates him. She uses childish words like "double standards." Perhaps the intention is to show that the female lead is still a child even after traveling from the dating period to seven years into their marriage.

To be honest, I felt that both the male and female leads were incredibly irrational. The male lead was brainless, and the female lead acted like a child. Their divorce was half-hearted, and what about the female lead's son? He's only six or seven years old. Even if he's precocious, he shouldn't be as mature as a thirteen or fourteen-year-old.

It's pretty good.

It's a really good book; it's one of the few I've been able to read in one go recently.

Brainless CEO