Did My Ex-Wife Agree to Remarry Today?

[For the price of a cup of milk tea, please support the official edition!] (1) The newly appointed head of the Mu Group is very busy. So busy that her office door never opens during the day. In the evening, when she leaves the company, she always takes a huge bag of things home. Everyone says she works too hard: she spends the day glued to her computer handling company business, then takes a mountain of documents home at night, devoting herself entirely to the company's growth. Chi Yun also sighs that life is hard. The plastic bottles piled up in her office are impossible to clear away. And the people pursuing her ex-wife are getting more and more competitive. They know she cares about environmental causes, so every few days they deliver plastic bottles and stacks of waste paper to her studio. If she gives up, won't her wife run off with someone else? Chi Yun still doesn't understand. When their contract expired, she signed the divorce agreement to stay married, so how did her sweet, soft wife become her ex-wife? (2) Li Zhou isn't short on money. She agreed to marry Chi Yun simply because she loved her. But Miss Chi was devoted to her career and had no interest in romance, so she laid down three rules and established a contract marriage with her. When the contract expired, ever true to her word, Li Zhou chose to leave. In response to Miss Chi's belated pursuit, Li Zhou handled things strictly as business and handed her several burlap sacks. Want to talk on the phone? One sack of bottles. Want to meet? Two sacks of recyclable trash. Want to have dinner? Pick up all the trash on the beach downstairs. Want to stay the night...? Forget it. You're divorced. What would you be staying over for? (3) While pursuing his wife, Chi Yun ended up in a real relationship with her. Chi Yun asked her ex-wife to be her girlfriend. Her ex-wife said no. A few months later, her ex-wife mailed her two melon-like fruits from overseas and told her to take good care of the babies. Chi Yun stared at the little one who popped out of the melon and asked, “We have a child now. Can’t we go register our marriage?” Her ex-wife: “No.” As the child grew bigger, their relationship grew more secure. Chi Yun asked again, “The child is so big now. Can’t we remarry?” Her ex-wife replied, “No. The child was just an accident.” Chi Yun stared in shock at the two melons that had just been handed to her. “It really was just an accident?!” ***Reader's Guide 1. Original title: Your Wife Doesn't Want You Anymore, Go Pick Up Trash 2. A terrible swimmer, an easily jealous phoenix top × a prickly but soft-hearted, aloof beauty bottom. The heroine is a pear tree spirit. 3. Updates between 6 and 9 p.m. If there won't be an update, I'll let you know. 80% advance release ratio. 4. My next novel is already being serialized. Here's the blurb. Please add it to your reading list! Title: Foxy Big Sister Is So Seductive Blurb: (1) When Bai Yu, a fox from Changming Mountain, had been cultivating for nine hundred years, she encountered a deadly calamity and was on the verge of death when she was saved by a young lady from a prince's household. To repay her kindness, Bai Yu stayed by her side for the rest of her life. Her benefactor lived to a ripe old age, but on the day before Bai Yu was about to take human form, she fell into a coma and was near death. Desperate to let her see what she looked like, Bai Yu acted too hastily, wagering a thousand years of cultivation. Her soul scattered, and she died that day alongside her benefactor. Reborn, she grew into a mushroom beside a dilapidated house in a remote mountain village in the modern world. She couldn't run or move, and life was far duller than it had been in her previous life. The interesting thing was that a pure, lovely, harmless girl lived in the house, abandoned there by others. She took everything she did seriously, but never got the hang of any of it. The firewood she chopped for ages was unusable, the dishes she cooked were inedible, and the fire she lit nearly burned down the roof. Every day was a struggle. She looked after everything in the house, including the inconspicuous mushroom growing in the corner. Fortunately, Bai Yu was easy to care for in this life. Give her a damp, dark place and a little water, and her underground mycelium could spread out like a vast net. The day the girl was surrounded by a pack of wolves, Heaven returned Bai Yu's thousand years of cultivation. She found the girl, and her mycelium burst through the soil in a dazzling glow, winding across damp, rotting leaves and around the wolves' legs. The wolves turned to bones. Bai Yu took human form, then carried the girl, who had fainted from fright, back home. (2) When Ji Changxiao woke up, she found that everything had changed. The hungry wolves and wild beasts that had always prowled near her home had all vanished. The snakes, bugs, rats, and mice that had constantly emerged to frighten her were gone too. Most importantly, she was no longer alone. She had brought home a big sister. Her new big sister couldn't light a fire, cook, or farm, but the thing she said to Ji Changxiao most often was: “Don't do it. Let me.” She said the same thing in bed, those few times Ji Changxiao couldn't figure things out. Theme: Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility.