First Marriage and then Love

My Thoughts on First Marriage and then Love

First Marriage and then Love promised a sweet escape, and while it delivered on some fronts, it also had a few quirks that kept it from being a complete home run for me. It's a story of second chances, doting love, and navigating the aftermath of a past life's mistakes.

First Impressions

The initial chapters certainly throw you into the deep end. The speed at which the main couple gets married is, let's just say, breakneck. I'm talking fifteen sentences kind of speed! It's definitely a "hold on to your hat" kind of start, and the writing felt a little rough around the edges at first. If you're looking for a slow burn, this ain't it.

What Works Well

Despite the initial rush, the core of the story is undeniably cute. The main couple is endearing, with a kind and stable MC and a ML who falls head-over-heels at first sight. And I have to admit, the ML's possessiveness, while a trope that can sometimes be off-putting, actually worked for me here. Given the MC's past life, it felt like he deserved that unwavering devotion. The story shines in portraying a love that helps the MC heal and find his strength. I enjoyed seeing him step out of the shadow of his past and become a confident individual.

Areas of Concern

The fast pace, while exciting, does lead to a certain lack of depth in the characters. I also noticed the author seemed to rely a little too much on convenient plot devices to resolve conflicts. It sometimes felt like the story was pulling solutions out of thin air, which could be a bit jarring.

Final Verdict

First Marriage and then Love is a fluffy, fast-paced read that delivers on its promise of a sweet and doting romance. While the writing can be a bit amateurish and the plot relies on convenient solutions, the endearing main couple and the healing power of love make it an enjoyable escape. If you're looking for a quick and easy read with a strong emphasis on romance, this might be right up your alley. Just be prepared for a whirlwind romance and a few plot contrivances along the way.