The Domineering Celestial Beauty Falls Hard, but Where Can Her Foolish Admirer Run?

(A patient, poisonous, sickly beauty of a wicked consort who watched her kingdom fall x a dim-witted, lively, soft and sweet, foolish saint of a little peach fairy) Wang Chunfu, Tao Shu A story about “a dimwit giving his celestial husband a head-on smack.” Tao Shu is a little peach fairy who is suddenly seized by his ex-husband and taken to be sacrificed to Heaven. But halfway there, his ex-husband coughs up blood and falls unconscious. They say one day as husband and wife earns a hundred days of gratitude. They’ve been broken up for eight hundred years, and Tao Shu still hasn’t repaid his ex-husband’s kindness, so he has to save him Just kidding. Tao Shu is overjoyed!!! But as Tao Shu pokes his ex-husband’s nostril with a little twig, he finds himself thinking more and more that this ex-husband really looks like an ex-husband... No, wait, his own taste is really good. Anyway, love has Tao Shu all lightheaded, so he decides this ex-husband can still be saved. He can save him a little, just a bit, maybe halfway. Don’t ask which half. That’s a private matter between the two of them. It’s only natural that the more he saves him, the worse he gets. Tao Shu has his own pace. It’s definitely not because his ex-husband tried to kill him and destroyed his kingdom. Tao Shu isn’t the sort to hold a grudge. He’s just a peach. A petty peach.