My Husband Is A

[Announcement] This story will be completed and locked on January 9. If you haven't finished reading, hurry, ladies! Originally titled My Husband Isn't Human. A modern, sarcastic young woman vs. an ancient, haughty, sharp-tongued man. Lu Chen has had a run of bad luck lately. Her editor-in-chief chewed her out, then her mom did, and finally she ran into a little fish that started yelling at her... Wait! Why can a fish talk? Ah!! Ah!!! Am I going crazy?! Not only can this fish talk, it's also incredibly arrogant. It calls itself "this exalted one"! It's conceited and overbearing! It won't let anyone call it a fish! And it wants Lu Chen to be its woman! What on earth is it? A little scene: Some Fish: "What's this?" Lu Chen: "Ice cream." Some Fish: "Can I eat it?" Lu Chen: "Don't worry, it won't kill you." Five minutes later, the fish stood with one hand in its pocket, looking like an overbearing CEO, and said to Lu Chen, "Go buy another one. This exalted one wants more." New urban romance serial: Kiss Me, Please. Your support and kisses are welcome! Early on: top student tutor vs. troubled student. Later: female surgeon vs. boxing champion. Back in their school days, Zhou Han was wild and unrestrained, a dazzling force of nature. Studying was simply not in his vocabulary, until he met Meng Qinqin... Zhou Han raised an eyebrow and beckoned. "Come here, give me a kiss." Meng Qinqin pulled out a stack of papers and smiled at him. "Finished your tests? Memorized your English? Learned all your classical poems?" Zhou Han: "Forget it. I don't really want a kiss that much." He haughtily walked away. Three seconds later, he came running back like a puppy, looking utterly miserable. "Honey, give me a kiss, please! I promise I'll study hard and keep improving!" Years later, Meng Qinqin ran into Zhou Han again and was convinced she'd failed to teach him properly back then. This boxing champion, whose life's mission is to keep her from getting out of bed, could not possibly be the little wolf (academic failure) she'd raised herself! Theme: