On Divorce Night, He'd Rather Be Her Late Husband Than Her Ex

It's still pretty good so far, although the content is similar, but it's much better than the top-ranked "Feng Zong". Whether the male lead gets a happy ending or some second male lead takes his place, at least the logic and foreshadowing so far are still quite coherent. I'm currently confused about what the male lead is actually doing.

It's great, so much better than that rambling diary entry recommended on Douyin.

I've never seen anything like this before; it's practically a biological weapon of the literary world! The male lead's IQ is so low even a paramecium would be utterly idiotic, and the female lead is just a hopelessly naive girl with a hopeless romantic mind!

It's a great read, much better than that top-ranked novel, "Feng Zha." At least the author updates regularly, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the plot doesn't feel padded out. "Feng Zha," on the other hand, is consistently stagnant, with no real progress. I saw this novel recommended in the comments section of that other novel, and after reading it, I found it to be far superior. I recommend this novel to everyone.

The story has been abandoned! I read this article because the comments said it was better than the popular drama "Feng Rong"! Turns out I was fooled! I've already caught up to the latest chapter. All I can say is that the two novels are similar in content, but in both, the male lead treats the female lead so badly it's incomprehensible, and in the end, the female lead actually forgives him?!

Excellent writing, strong logic, well-structured story, author's consistent work ethic, timely updates, and sufficient word count – 5-star rating!

It's quite good, and I'm not trying to put it down; it's definitely better than the one next door. The plot is smooth, and the characters are vividly portrayed.

The female lead is portrayed as a genius, intelligent, decisive, and quick-witted. The male lead, for whatever reason, tormented her for seven years, trampling on her self-esteem. If she could reconcile with him after all that, she would be not only cowardly and lacking in self-respect, but also utterly despicable. All her admirable qualities would feel artificial.

I've read several novels in the same genre, and the plots are all pretty much the same. This one has its own unique approach; there aren't any daily banquet encounters or wildly imagined scenarios. The male lead isn't a detached, emotionless type either. I hope the female lead meets a good man or finds happiness on her own, and please don't look back—this male lead is too crazy, or rather, his whole family is crazy.

Both the male and female leads have problematic values. The male lead is inherently insane, while the female lead's insanity is forced upon her by her environment. The male lead loves the female lead from the beginning, but his actions are calculated, possessive, domineering, and controlling.