Luck, it all comes down to luck.
A clichéd plot took a wild turn when luck sent him flying into another world, where he found himself in the body of a man named Wu Yang, just like him.
At that moment, Wu Yang was standing outside the civil affairs bureau.
In his hand was a divorce certificate.
His mind reeled as a flood of memories poured into it.
Scenes from twenty years of life flashed through his mind.
“Holy crap!”
A curse burst from his lips.
The Wu Yang of this world had lived for thirty-two years. He had just married Li Qian, a woman he’d met through a matchmaking arrangement six months earlier.
Not long after the wedding, Li Qian became pregnant.
Things had seemed fine, until Wu Yang carefully worked out the date she’d conceived. The dates didn’t add up at all!
Wu Yang wasn’t about to put up with that. He secretly hired someone to investigate and gather evidence.
Once he had the evidence, he went to court to file for divorce.
During the court’s mediation, Wu Yang agreed to withdraw his lawsuit.
Li Qian left with nothing, returned the 288,000 yuan bride price, and paid 80,000 yuan in compensation for emotional distress.
Wu Yang had gotten to enjoy Li Qian for half a year and was even getting money back. What was there to say? He agreed at once.
After leaving the civil affairs bureau with his divorce certificate, Wu Yang from another world took over the original owner’s body.
As Wu Yang looked at the certificate in his hand,
a ding rang in his mind.
“Ding! Random Identity System bound.”
A knife, a gun, and a gun live in Ode to Joy all day long, and one person can hang it for a while
As a film and television novel, it's quite satisfying [Eating Melon]. It's just a set up, everything is missing from the beginning, and it's all a little brother.
I don't know about other things, but as a film and television article I watched recently, I think it's pretty good. After all, the others are either starting out working part-time, or they only have money and nothing else. I think the configuration points here are full, and the only thing left is maintenance.
I always feel like I've seen something similar, the same starting point is divorce, the same job is to be a gunman and the same sister.
A knife, a gun, and a gun live in Ode to Joy all day long, and one person can hang it for a while
As a film and television novel, it's quite satisfying [Eating Melon]. It's just a set up, everything is missing from the beginning, and it's all a little brother. I don't know about other things, but as a film and television article I watched recently, I think it's pretty good. After all, the others are either starting out working part-time, or they only have money and nothing else. I think the configuration points here are full, and the only thing left is maintenance.
I always feel like I've seen something similar, the same starting point is divorce, the same job is to be a gunman and the same sister.