The First Secretary's Wife Only Wants a Divorce

This story has been revised. The complete version is only available on Jinjiang ^0^ Blurb 1 After Zhen Yutang married Ruan Ting, he rose from a mere licentiate to become the chief minister. His success brought her honor, and she went from a merchant's daughter to the wife of the chief minister. Others thought she and Ruan Ting were a loving couple, but Zhen Yutang knew they were married in name only. They had been married for ten years, and her husband did not love her. By a twist of fate, she got the chance to live her life over. No matter how powerful Ruan Ting might become, all Zhen Yutang wanted was a divorce. Unfortunately, in this life Ruan Ting seemed like a different person, spending every night in her room. The next day, after Ruan Ting left for work, her cheeks were rosy and her eyes full of affection. She was like a drunken crabapple in full bloom, radiating springtime charm. Yet another day had passed without a divorce. Blurb 2 Ruan Ting thought his wife in his previous life had been beautiful and bright, and excellent in every way. Although Zhen Yutang had been a little spoiled, he had no intention of finding another wife in this new life. But, to Ruan Ting's surprise, the day he saw Zhen Yutang, she was discussing a marriage match with someone else. Her heart was set on another man. Ruan Ting: Woof, woof, woof! Wife, look at me! A little fairy who only wants a divorce x a male lead who pursues his wife to the crematorium ① My book, Transmigrating to My Parents' Youth, is about to finish. Please add it to your collection! After returning to her hometown, Ye Xingzhi had a strange dream. In several novels, she was the villain, and she had a three-and-a-half-year-old villainous daughter named Lu Kui Kui. These novels all had one thing in common: the male lead was Lu Kui Kui's father, Lu Shi'an, and Ye Xingzhi and three-and-a-half-year-old Lu Kui Kui were wicked villains who were eventually abandoned by Lu Shi'an. Ye Xingzhi dismissed it as a nightmare, but that very afternoon, she met a little girl. The girl had a round face, like a little sunflower. She threw herself into Ye Xingzhi's arms and called her Mother. Ye Xingzhi: She's only sixteen, and unmarried. How could she have a three-and-a-half-year-old little sunflower villain? * Lu Kui Kui woke up and found herself seven years in the past. She wanted to find her mother, but everywhere she went, people looked at her and her mother, Ye Xingzhi, as if they were villains. Ye Xingzhi: The creditors are here! Those pitiful cannon fodder from the novels have awakened and come to take revenge on me and Lu Kui Kui! * Ye Xingzhi found a young man covered in blood in the back hills. He looked exactly like Kui Kui's father, but his surname wasn't Lu. His name was Xu Xingzhi. Everyone said Xu Xingzhi was unlucky. He was gentle and courteous, but only Ye Xingzhi knew he was no good. Ye Xingzhi: Could this really be her future scumbag husband? Maybe she shouldn't save him? ② Coming soon: The Villainess in an Ancient-Era Apocalypse Novel. Please add it to your collection! Lin Xia was the wicked villainess in an ancient romance novel for adults. As the clichéd plot dictated, she had been jealous of the heroine since childhood, taken credit for saving her life, and thrown herself at all the powerful men. Whenever the male leads gave the heroine smoldering looks, Lin Xia would foolishly pop up to mock and frame the second male lead, Jiang Si, and even drug him. After diligently following most of the plot, a shower of enormous meteorites fell from the sky. A strange disease appeared, turning the infected into bloodthirsty cannibals known as the Living Dead. A group of people were hiding in a ruined temple. Outside, several Living Dead slammed against the wooden door. The young girl closest to the door trembled. Lin Xia was frail and slender. It would take less than fifteen minutes for the Living Dead to burst in and tear her apart. At the far end, Jiang Si gripped a blade, his expression cold. It was as if none of this had anything to do with him. For someone this stupid, becoming a stupid Living Dead would be a good thing. But just as the Living Dead broke through the door, Lin Xia awakened! Well, what was the point of awakening now? The sweet ancient romance for adults had turned into an apocalypse novel for adults. All the work she'd put in over the past decade had been for nothing! * A young general, a high-level Living Dead, the leader of a safe city, a genius who develops a cure for the Living Dead... Male leads one through six keep appearing, but none of them have anything to do with Lin Xia. Except there's a plot where they throw her into a horde of Living Dead to make the heroine happy. When disaster struck, Jiang Si thought Lin Xia, who was both a drama queen and entirely incapable of protecting herself, would be the first to die. But, true to her name, Lin Xia had the vitality of a forest in midsummer. She fought the Living Dead, stockpiled supplies, grew vegetables and grain, and fled through extreme weather. Even the leaders of the refuge cities competed to become her underlings. Lin Xia: The apocalypse is tough, but an apocalypse novel for adults is tougher. Either I get bitten on the first day, or I survive! Bonus scene: The moment the Living Dead broke into the ruined temple, Lin Xia, newly awakened, immediately threw herself at Jiang Si. Gazing at him tenderly, she clutched his robe so everyone in the temple could hear her say, "Brother, I'm your long-lost sister. Save me!" Jiang Si: ... Looking at the drama queen in front of him and the accusing stares of everyone else, Jiang Si's urge to kill grew stronger! An ancient-style natural-disaster apocalypse story: stockpiling, fighting zombies, a System, farming, and infrastructure building. Theme: Even a forcibly picked melon can be sweet if you dip it in sugar.