The Mute Wife Died Hateful and Alone, but Reborn, She Won't Be So Obedient

What was the female lead thinking? Wasn't it supposed to be a 50/50 split in a divorce? Why did she drag it out for so long? And why did she go to an adult store? The plot is bland, the pacing is off, and the female lead is so repressed, constantly enduring everything. What happened to the promise of forgetting men after being reborn? This is just plain ridiculous.

A run-of-the-mill novel that portrays women as both slutty and cheap, pandering to men. If you read from the middle, you might think this is a story about a spoiled wife. Considering the background and title, the female lead gives off a very cheap vibe. She's reborn with resentment, pretending not to love the male lead, but sleeping with him is so natural, it's truly speechless.

It's depressing; the female lead's rebirth seems pointless, she's still so repressed.

It's really strange that the entire story revolves around the question, "Who does the male lead really love?" Having lived a second life, can't we stop focusing on such a simplistic issue? This isn't about "love," it's about "respect." This man can't even provide the most basic respect; frankly, he's taking advantage of the female lead's lack of power and influence.

Those who haven't tried it can take a look at this. The female lead is truly tragic; her entire life was ruined by the male lead's family. She was a famous child star and singer, but a surgical malfunction by the male lead's father (due to his infidelity and resulting mental instability) caused her to become mute.

It's so awful! The female lead is so frustrated; she says she never loved the male lead, but she keeps thinking about him and feels so bitter.

Tell me. What's the point of being reborn? Just die already! What's the point? I was wondering why no one in the comments section was criticizing this; turns out there are too few people reading this book! I'm the only idiot! Still reading?

It's good, but too realistic, especially the male lead's character—he's too calculating. I really like the female lead. The author's writing is excellent; it's been a long time since I've read hundreds of thousands of words in one sitting.

It's great! It's just a little too real, almost unbearable... (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ)