After the Divorce, My Ex-Husband and I Became Famous on a Dating Show

It's great, I love reading it, I hope the author updates more often! /ᐠ .⸝⸝⸝. ྀིﾏ

This is the best novel I've read this year. The author's writing is exceptionally good, especially the descriptions of the entertainment industry. The detective plot is also very engaging, and every character is wonderfully portrayed. I love reading it!

It's good, quite realistic, and keeps up with current events. Most importantly, the characters are very well-developed; everyone has both good and bad sides, and it's witty and humorous.

I didn't find it particularly funny at the beginning. The whole story evoked a rather muted feeling in me. Those who say there are a lot of comments, well, isn't this just a story with lots of comments? There are very few comments later on. I skipped chapters while reading. The writing is just average. But overall, it's better than average, but still not quite entertaining.

The author writes really well. The beginning is exactly like the title, the divorce show is slightly sweet, then suddenly there's a little bit of horror in the middle, then it gets sweeter and sweeter, and the end, well, it's a little scary too. Overall, it's very good.

Overall, the story is quite good, but the ending feels a bit rushed and glossed over towards the end. It would be better to have separate epilogues for children. The parts after the male and female leads confirm their relationship are omitted, which makes it less engaging. Overall, though, it's still a good read.

The number of typos is actually quite small. I suggest reducing the amount of borrowed references in the plot and making the characters more well-developed. Some parts are described too hastily; the excessive use of references makes each character seem unoriginal and disjointed.

It's so good! (◍>◡<◍)✌︎˶╹ꇴ╹˶✌︎ I watched it until midnight!

Everything else is great, but I don't like why her sister is with her brother, spending so much time together. Does that kind of thing really happen in real life?

I thought there would be more stories between the male and female leads, but it turned out to be about their child being in middle or high school—I forget which. I didn't get enough of their relationship; I thought there would be more back-and-forth, more romance. I felt like there were still many plot points left unresolved.