My Husband Didn't Come Home Again Today [Book Transmigration]

Fed up with all the idiotic fiction being pushed at him, Yu Ning reported every last one of them.

Then he transmigrated into a book as a discarded husband from a wealthy family.

Yu Ning: "Can't take a joke?"

Yu Ning called his CEO husband, who was always away from home, and timidly asked, "Are you coming back tonight?"

The CEO, who was sick to death of this nuisance from the bottom of his heart, replied, "No!"

Yu Ning: "Oh."

After hanging up, Yu Ning cheerfully changed his clothes. The idiot CEO wasn't coming home again today, so off to the bar he went!

Dongfang Heng was killing time at a bar when he happened to glance toward the dance floor...

Damn! Wasn't that tempting little minx his wife?

You bunch of lousy men, get away from him! That's my wife!

Dongfang Heng realized that ever since his wife returned to the entertainment industry, more and more people had become infatuated with him.

And he was spending more and more time home alone...

Remembering how he'd treated Yu Ning before, the CEO was consumed with regret!

Extra scene:

Confronted with the divorce papers.

Yu Ning: "You really want to divorce me?"

Dongfang Heng: "Yes."

Yu Ning: "Great! Now I can ship myself with people!"

Dongfang Heng: "I've changed my mind!"

The white moonlight falls ill.

Yu Ning: "Let's get out of here, or they'll harvest my kidney!"

Dongfang Heng: "He has a stomach ulcer. What does that have to do with your kidney?!"

He finds out he's pregnant.

Yu Ning: "Am I going to prison, with three lives lost at once?"

Dongfang Heng: "Just take good care of the baby!"

Please note:

1. This is a silly, sweet 1v1 story. There will be pregnancy and childbirth later on, with no side couples. It isn't especially deep or meaningful, so just enjoy it.

2. Although this involves transmigrating into a book, there is no original story or original host. It's simply a collection of tropes from clichéd, melodramatic novels. The setting is just a starting point, so don't overthink it. The protagonists decide how things end.

3. The extra scenes use tropes from the silly fiction recommended to me on Weibo, just for fun.

4. Thank you to all the lovely readers who support me. Love you all!

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