The Lady Is Sick Again Today

Thank you all for your support. This novel will enter the VIP section on Thursday, 3.12, with chapters being locked retroactively. The locked chapters start at Chapter 22, so please don't buy them again if you've already read them. I'll post three chapters when it enters the VIP section. Thank you for your support so far, and I hope you'll continue to support me. (The anti-piracy setting will be 70%, with a twelve-hour delay.) Upcoming novel, launching 7.15! Romance: "Go Back in Time and Love Myself [Female-to-Male Transmigration]" A story about winning over yourself In 2440, while livestreaming a game at home, Mrs. Mu Ji Ce suffers a mishap that causes her data and memories to become scrambled. Mu Qing: How is my wife? Doctor: Um... Miss, why don't you see for yourself? Ji Ce: Oh, poor Mu. Your father doesn't love you, your mother doesn't care about you, and your siblings are all your sworn enemies. Mu Qing, from a harmonious family, an only child: ... Ji Ce: I know you have no real power in the company, and people are coveting your shares. Mu Qing, the decisive CEO: ... Ji Ce: Don't worry, I'll help you! Mu Qing: Doctor, is my wife losing her mind? Doctor: Your wife thinks she's a mission-taker who came here with a System to transmigrate and save you, Miss. There's currently no treatment, so we can only wait for the data to restore itself. Mu Qing: Can't we restore from a backup? Doctor: Um, your wife last backed up her data three years ago... That means that restoring from the backup would make Ji Ce lose three years of memories. What could Mu Qing do? He could only play along with his wife. Finally, after Mu Qing adopted countless bizarre personas, Ji Ce returned to normal. Ji Ce: Mu Mu, I love you. Mu Qing: Mm, I love you too. Ji Ce: Mu Mu, at last I can spend the rest of my life with you. Mu Qing, gritting his teeth: Doctor! My wife is having another episode today! A sweet little story, indulging the author's unrealized hammy-actor tendencies. Content warnings are listed in the first chapter's author's note. Theme: Don't neglect your family and loved ones for work