My Wife Wants a Divorce

At first, I thought it was a pure romance, and I came in to enjoy the sweet moments, but those few pictures of the younger sister completely shattered my composure. If you're going to develop a harem, I think you need to set up the background properly first. She already has a wife, and in a normal modern society, how will you handle the later developments? A slice-of-life romantic comedy would be nice, but it will eventually end. What will happen then? This current state of limbo is very frustrating. I also quite enjoy harem stories, but this story starts as a pure romance and then suddenly turns into a harem; I might not be able to accept it. I'm dropping it for now. I hope the author does well!

To be honest, I like both harem and pure romance stories. Seeing the title, I thought it was one of those sweet romance stories, and there were no harem signs when I clicked in. But everything changed when the younger sister appeared. There are tons of harem stories, but this is the first one I've seen that's so jarring. The younger sister really ruined the entire character's story. The male lead was at least somewhat emotionally intelligent, a man who loved his wife dearly, but later his emotional intelligence completely disappeared. His sister was kissing and hugging him, and he still didn't understand what she wanted? Didn't she explain herself? Was it normal sibling affection before, and then she just kissed him? Or was it after he and the female lead were having a private time together and he wanted to get back together? Earlier, the female lead was jealous when she saw his game ID...

Let me make this clear beforehand: don't tell me it's take it or leave it. If you like pure romance, don't read harem. If this book had clearly stated it was a harem from the beginning, I certainly wouldn't have continued reading. But the first few chapters felt like pure romance, then suddenly a younger sister appears, and it forcibly becomes a harem. It's like eating half a meal only to find the rest is shit. The slice-of-life scenes in the first few chapters were indeed great, and if it continued at this pace, it would definitely be more captivating than any chaotic love triangle. It's really frustrating; I thought I'd found a good book, sigh. Author, keep up the good work!

The beginning was alright, but it got increasingly chaotic later on. Especially the younger sister's side; he was just about to remarry his wife, and then he forcibly kissed his sister—what kind of behavior is that? This is definitely a scumbag! First of all, I feel like the author has made some mistakes. 1. The protagonist is a married man, although divorced (but actually not). The author's description makes it seem like he's a husband who's saying sweet words to his wife while simultaneously flirting with other women, a man about to cheat or already cheating. 2. Did you get the younger sister's romantic storyline wrong? There was no foreshadowing; the younger sister is a brother-complex, okay, good. And then the older brother only...

You didn't expect this, did you? Yet another one.

The main plot is clearly the title itself, but the author always seems to be padding the word count by writing irrelevant things. It feels like I'm being played, a constant back and forth. It's really annoying. Even if it deviates from the title, don't just pad the word count like that! Like these paid chapters, they're practically empty, full of pointless drivel, and I just want to say, it's not a harem novel, why are there so many women? (Unless you want it written like this, then disregard what I said.) (These are just my personal opinions.)

The fact that a grown man doesn't work right from the start is really off-putting.

I think this book will end when the younger sister marries the younger brother.

The first side story is uploaded, everyone take a look?

I've read a lot of books, and I think this slice-of-life story is quite well-written. You guys always say the male lead is a jerk, but isn't he really good to the female lead? Like, "He'll build you a garden," etc. Girl, reading novels is just for passing the time. Life is tiring enough; why add to that by wasting your brain cells with pointless arguments? Overall, I think it's great, giving off a lively and cheerful atmosphere. I don't understand why people are so hung up on whether it's a harem or not. If you don't like it, just don't read it. What's there to argue about? It's really sad (the reviews are all overwhelmingly negative).