We Got Married After Meeting Online, but Can't Get Divorced

On the surface, Chun Chi is a cool, aloof tech geek, an IT whiz respected by everyone at his game company. But actually... he's a guy who loves danmei and ships couples in fanfiction with his gamer wife. After his mother spent twenty-four years relentlessly pressuring him to get married, Xia Chun acted on impulse and arranged to meet his in-game wife in person, with a blind date as the pretext. She was a woman. He never expected his cold-faced demon king of a boss to be sitting across from him. The boss was a man. His boss's lips curled up: [My Huge-Mouthed Boss Fell in Love with Me?] [The Cold-Faced Older Man Has a Huge Mouth] […] Chun Chi: I'm dead. Burn some paper money if you need me. Calmly tapping the table, he said, "Boss, you know the deal. Keep the 2D world and the 3D world separate..." Demon King Boss: [We can still be just like before. I can be your third-level backpack, we can watch anime together, I can cook for you, and I can watch horror movies with you at night. We can both get what we need and use each other to placate our families.] Chun Chi: [When are we getting married?] They registered their marriage less than a week later. After the wedding, they treated each other with respect and pursued their shared hobbies: gaming and shipping couples. It's just that there were certain things they never spoke about... But as time went by, Chun Chi started to feel that something wasn't quite right... His cold-faced boss seemed a little... perverted? Chun Chi threw down a copy of "!@%...18r Married Life": Tell me the truth. How many times have you read this? At first, Xia Chun could put up with it, but eventually he still asked for a divorce. But every time he brought it up, it! Never! Worked! Xia Chun had an epiphany: Maybe he shouldn't bring it up in bed? Then he found out he couldn't bring it up in the kitchen, the bathroom, the living room, the kitchen, the study, or the balcony, either... QAQ! Scheming, cold-faced demon king who catfishes online x socially anxious but stunningly beautiful bottom Theme: Growing together, complementing each other, and finding salvation.