The Model Couple Got Divorced

My Thoughts on The Model Couple Got Divorced

"The Model Couple Got Divorced" is a completed novel that I decided to dive into, and it proved to be a fairly quick, dramatic read, clocking in at a short-to-mid length. It’s a blend of drama, romance, and a touch of mature content, exploring the complexities of a marriage gone sour.

First Impressions

Initially, I was drawn in by the premise: a seemingly perfect couple calling it quits. The story definitely hooked me in the first half, and I was eager to unravel the mystery behind their split. The flashbacks were cute and added a nice touch, giving glimpses into happier times and making me wonder what exactly went wrong.

What Works Well

What I appreciated most was the way the author revealed the underlying issues. It wasn't too rushed or dragged out. The male lead's character, despite his stoic exterior, was surprisingly endearing. His inner thoughts and actions often contradicted his outward demeanor, making him seem quite whipped for the female lead. I enjoyed the humor injected into the story through his devotion to her, even after the divorce. I also found the plot twist to be interesting and original, it kept me engaged throughout the story.

Areas of Concern

The biggest issue for me was the lack of closure. The ending felt incomplete, leaving me wanting more. I would have loved to see an epilogue showing their remarriage life or even just a glimpse into their future with children. Without it, the story felt a little unsatisfying.

Final Verdict

Overall, "The Model Couple Got Divorced" is a decent read. While the amnesia trope might not be everyone's cup of tea, the author manages to create a compelling narrative with flawed but relatable characters. The lack of a proper epilogue and the unresolved feeling at the end prevent it from being a truly great story. I would recommend it to readers who enjoy quick, dramatic romances with a touch of angst, but be prepared for a somewhat open ending.