How to Deal with a Boyfriend Back from Quick Transmigration

My boyfriend changed his persona again. What should I do? Urgent, waiting for replies online. “My boyfriend somehow forgot how to open the motion-sensor door today and got locked outside. And even though he never listens to music, he actually recognized the guzheng piece playing in the bookstore???” “Today my boyfriend kept making this motion like he was pushing up glasses on the bridge of his nose, even though his eyesight has always been 2.0.” “Today my boyfriend kept pacing back and forth in front of me like he had ADHD, then suddenly ran a few laps around the track. He came back exhausted as a dead dog, even though he's always been a homebody...” “Today my boyfriend said he wanted to break up with me, and that he might have fallen for a man... I've decided to beat some sense into him.” So my boyfriend is someone who transmigrates every day, and comes back with all kinds of side effects. He transmigrates to ancient times, to the modern day, and lives all sorts of lives. He even transmigrated as a woman, married, and lived out a whole life. Every day, when he comes back, he struggles to readjust to modern life and to his girlfriend. He keeps thinking about breaking up, but still wants to go on living an ordinary life. He just doesn't know how long he can hold on. Luckily, he has his girlfriend. #After getting used to eating good food, I wake up to a bowl of malatang. Is that all I'm worth? QVQ# #Girlfriend, let's break up. Can you please not beat me up?# The heroine is very masculine, while the hero is useless in the early chapters. I'll try to make sure neither of them is annoying. I'm writing sweetness for sweetness' sake. I really can handle one-star reviews, but negative ratings make me a little fragile. If you drop the story, you can tell me why. I'll switch perspectives according to my whims. I haven't written a sweet story in ages, so I'll do my best not to make it depressing. I probably have a backlog of chapters.