They Say My Ex-Husband Was Yang Jian

As the direct disciple of Sage Wuliu and the aunt of the Ziwei Emperor, Ji Liuyue is one of the most powerful people in Heaven and Earth. Even the Queen Mother greets her warmly as "Lady Biwei Yuanjun." Oh, and she has an ex-husband named Yang Jian, who now works in the Celestial Court and is known as the True Lord Erlang. The 2B-version blurb: Ji Liuyue gently strokes the peach blossoms on a branch and says nonchalantly, "The past is past. There's no need to bring it up again. You should let it go, too." "Oh," the man behind her replies, expressionless. "Even if there's no love between us, there's still goodwill. If the opportunity comes, we can still share a cup of tea." "Oh." His voice still carries no emotion. "If you have nothing to do, stop coming to my Qingxia Mountain all the time." Better not to meet at all. "Oh." The man says the same thing again. Ji Liuyue frowns, turns around, and snaps, "Then take your paws off me already!" Reader's guide: 1. A mythology crossover, mainly based on Lotus Lantern and Investiture of the Gods, with an original female lead and Erlang Shen Yang Jian as the love interest. 2. Cunxin will remain the little princess of the West Sea. 3. The author doesn't know much about the Investiture-era Daoist religion and such, so please be gentle. Don't nitpick. Reading should be fun. 4. The author is organizing her backlog. Looking at the calendar, Monday, July 3, is the perfect time to start updating. The minimum will be one chapter a day, and there may even be two. Dear readers, this story will enter VIP status tomorrow, Tuesday. There'll be a 10,000-word update on the first VIP day, with one chapter before then. Please show your support~ Coming soon: I'll write whichever new story gets more bookmarks... A sister story to this one, mainly about Journey to the West and Lotus Lantern, telling the story of Cunxin and the Great Sage Sun that has to be told. A story about a literary young woman in the entertainment industry who muddles her way into becoming a queen. Currently updating: The story of a phoenix who fell from grace, then spread her wings and flew again: Completed: Theme: