I Lost My Memory After Divorcing With the Big Shot

My Thoughts on I Lost My Memory After Divorcing With the Big Shot

"I Lost My Memory After Divorcing With the Big Shot" promised a tantalizing blend of drama, romance, and a touch of amnesia. I dove in hoping for a story of second chances and rediscovered love, but I emerged with mixed feelings.

First Impressions

The initial premise certainly grabbed my attention. Amnesia is a classic trope, and the backdrop of a divorced couple, especially one involving a "big shot," set the stage for potentially compelling drama. I was eager to see how the author would navigate the complexities of their past relationship and the challenges of building something new.

What Works Well

The novel does deliver on the "slice of life" aspect. There are moments of genuine warmth and tenderness between the main characters, particularly as they navigate their re-acquaintance. The "couple growth" tag is somewhat accurate, as we do see them attempt to understand each other better. The celebrity setting also adds a layer of glamour and intrigue, which is a nice backdrop to the more personal drama.

Areas of Concern

However, the story stumbles in its execution, particularly with character development and plot progression. A significant issue, in my opinion, lies in the characters' maturity – or lack thereof. The misunderstandings that drive the plot often feel contrived and prolonged, stretching the drama thin. I found myself growing impatient with the slow resolution of conflicts that could have been easily resolved with open communication.

I also struggled with the consistency of the characters' actions. The MC's reliance on hearsay and impulsive decisions felt out of sync with his age and supposed life experience. I can't help but feel that the characters were acting immaturely at times, which detracted from my overall enjoyment. The actions of the ML's cousin and the MC's reactions to them felt forced and unrealistic.

Final Verdict

"I Lost My Memory After Divorcing With the Big Shot" had the potential to be a heartwarming and engaging story. While it offers glimpses of charm and romance, it's ultimately weighed down by frustrating character choices and drawn-out misunderstandings. I feel it needs a bit more refinement in its plot and character development.