The way she thinks also irritates me. She clearly still loves him but decided to divorce him still?

If she still loves him why is she leading on another guy? The second male lead confessed many times but she never rejected him, despite harboring feelings for a different man.

When I found out he divorced with the intention of remarrying I was so confused and wondering where the logic behind his reasonings were. Like isn't he supposed to be a genius mathematician??! The lack of communication and logic in this novel was truly surreal

I will forever, and ever and ever drag out, scream and lash out on love triangle cliche for it is the pinnacle of laziness, the pinnacle of the most bullshitry, the pinnacle of one of the most painstakingly devious template that, someone I loved his/her previous work were to be do this. I felt so frustrated and at the same time, exhausted that, I felt like everything I read from ch.01 to the end have no point because, it is written in a way, that even if hell and heaven were to switched out, the author's logical ending will never change. Even if the MC were to be one of the most disgusting, ridiculously below the standards of homeless people, even if he's lifespan will end after the first ch., even if MC's the reincarnation of Redo of a Healer MC and 10x worse, heroine will still fall inlove with him? Why, because it is the will of the author for it to happen... I consider this work, the most prized tragedy of the century for not, because it ended in a way that the characters were to fall in the most melodramatic way, but because the work ended the way it's suppose to end. This I propose, for it is merely one of my own firm beliefs, like all authors inject the belief of "purity" that one ought to only have s*x with wed to her man, that the word, "divorce" is not the beginning of another story but the end of the previous story and will never have a follow up. But well, I guess Chestnut doesnt believe this... I feel so exhausted reading the series not because, of I liked it... It's because I know.... I f*ckING KNOW that when the 2nd male lead was introduced, I just know I'm wasting time reading how he'll court heroine because... I KNOW... I f*ckING KNOW... I HAVE f*ckING READ THOUSANDS OF f*ckING THOUNSAND OF f*ckING THOUSANDS love triangle cliche that has implanted such derogatory meaning to one's written work solely because it does nothing... I HAVE READ, 25 chapters of a development that will never progress simply because, it's the 2nd male lead. I have hated this solely because, it drags out the good of the 2nd male lead and highlights the bad of the main lead, and still..... f*ckING STILL.... In that f*cking most crucial point, Chestnut just has to exhibit this author-privilage card and let MC win. I will forever and ever believe that, in that 25 ch of 2nd male lead's courting heroine, will be the highlight of the tragedy and the highlight of why, love triangle cliche are succumbs to highlight and derive "character progression" in one of the most lazily way as possible. I will propose this in this scenario:

"scenarios" plays drastic role to emphasize and draw out character flaws and richly highlight such flaw. I will forever and ever, ALLOW such manipulative writing over love-triangle cliche for the former invoke and highly realism to the highest form of literary fanaticism, than the latter. The latter, will forever highly the polar opposite, to the point that you will puke blood and such manipulation, will gain point solely for the MC... Why? Because 2nd male leader NEVER... WILL NEVER f*ckING WIN in love triangle cliche. Prove me wrong. f*cking do it. There will never be an instance that, love triangle cliche highlights the "flaws" within with such purity simply because, you'll be forever drawn within the polar opposite that it is so f*cking brainless... BRAINLESS to even choose the one that will never win.... I mean.... why bother? It's such a cliche that once it pops out, you can pretty much skip the whole thing.

The heroine is, umm how do I put it.... Blank slate every single chapter. It's like she doesnt learn. I dont know, or prolly will never understand how heroine can think in this perspective.... And the point that, she; for some reason fell inlove with the MC is just wow.... I have nothing against s*x when your intoxicated nor to use this... so I guess, it's just one of those scenarios that Chestnut purposely manipulated so there's a beginning... Also... ummmm when she got pregnant, I ummm, well.... I guess it does happen.... so I'm still irk that, from ch.1-25/30 heroine is like f*cking fagging over 2nd main lead then f*cking, out of nowhere, she started to wanting to suck main lead's d*ck because of that robbery thing... I mean sure...

When the main lead is courting heroine is supposedly the highlight of the series but to tell you the truth, I felt like it's meaningless and obnoxious to even like such fluff. I felt so exhausted, so miserably drained that no fluff in this WN did ever invigorated life into me. I felt like the pacing of the series was done in a way, that is similar to "She Become Sweet and Cuddly" WN but different in a way that how the romance was enriched and flourished was done, via love-triangle whereas, "She Became Sweet and Cuddly" was used to such scenarios plottedly to allow for the MC and heroine to flourish their relationship... I felt so fake, or prolly out of touch that, how they built up their relationship, from being a couple, to being married (again because MC courted her) was deviously pathetically shallow, as if love in every word I read is just not there. It's like watching a romance movie and it's 5x speed. Do I blame MC's lack of focal characteristic? Prolly? Should I blame the love triangle in the first 30 chs? Prolly?

With their marriage done hastily, they did not have the time to know each more and communicate properly before marriage resulting to their divorce. Apparently, the two leads aren't really over each other and their time after divorce became somewhat like a cooling period, getting to know each other period and courting period which they did not experience before marriage.

Firstly they get married because FL was influenced by the alcohol and then slept with the ML who basically had no sense of control. Then they get married with a sense of responsibility and then they get divorced well FL gave the idea to divorce him when clearly its obvious how she misses him? why divorce? It's like the author decided for them a period of broken relationship before the story was started to show, prologue. Awful cliche taste with the * night standon alcohol then ***......

And ML before didn't believe in love at first sight but after she meets FL ofcccc

Just like Tong Nian FL just the opposite.

How the start of this remarriage is triggered is of course the C-Novel favorite- man has s*x with his drunk love interest. She was drunk and he was stone cold sober but of course *she* kissed him so how could he not take advantage?? It’s not like he’s a man with self control and not a mindless beast... oh wait. And then of course she gets pregnant and they’re on their way to getting remarried and starting their perfect lovey dovey life.