Half a Body

All the extra chapters for Half a Body will be posted in the author's collection, Lin Ji, with updates starting in late August. Please visit and support it. Thank you! Also known as Picking Up a Deity for a Wife The second young master of a prince's household always suspected he was some stray child his parents had picked up during a visit. His father didn't love him, his mother didn't care for him, and he was so frail he could die at any moment. To bring good luck to his health, he had no choice but to marry the Marquis's legitimate daughter, who was rumored to be extremely strange and supernatural. On their wedding night, the second young fool looked at the deities filling the room, all waiting to crash the wedding. "Huh?" =.= From then on, he joyfully (against his will) embarked on a life of doting on his wife that was (not) full of cheat-like powers, but of madness. A little scene: Little Bun: "Mother, why does everyone like watching you and Father being lovey-dovey, but not watching you fight Auntie over Father?" Deity: "Silly child, that's only because your father can't beat me, and your aunt can't beat me either. Other than being sweet, there's nothing else to do." Little Bun: "You and Father could do something else, too!" The deity drew her blade. "Who taught you to talk like that?!" This is the story of a cool goddess who went for a stroll on the Immortal-Slaying Platform to walk off her meal, then accidentally missed her step and fell into the mortal realm, where the second young fool of a prince's household took her home as his wife. So, shouldn't they really consider putting a manhole cover over somewhere as dangerous as the Immortal-Slaying Platform? Reading and content warning guide 1. A highly skilled martial artist, cool on the outside but prickly and tsundere inside, paired with a man who endures humiliation, seems foolish on the outside, but is calculating and meticulous within. 2. There are ghosts, deities, and fox spirits. The ranking systems of the realms of humans, immortals, demons, and monsters are all made up by the author, so please don't connect them to any mythology. Thank you! Theme: