The Many Affairs of Becoming Ye Wang's Mother

This has been edited to fix typos and bugs. They do not affect the reading experience. Minamoto no Yorimitsu side story: The Postmodern Everyday Life of King of the Leaves' Mom. A standalone story, giving Big Brother Guang the spotlight. Blurb: I found a child in the snow and raised him. Only later did I learn he was Asakura Hao, the villain from Shaman King. I married a jujutsu sorcerer, but he died young, leaving me a widow. A thousand years later, my descendant Gojo Satoru found me and called me “Great-Grandma.” Much later, I moved to a quiet little town. A widower with a child lived next door, and we got together. A few things to note: 1. The romance is straightforward, with no love rivals. The men from the past won't show up again. 2. Family comes first, romance second. The main plots of Shaman King and Jujutsu Kaisen are not involved. There will also be major changes to canon, so expect out-of-character portrayals. 3. Although it only comes up briefly, Rikuo's mother is set to be Yuki Onna. You can think of her as the mother of a child named Rikuo in a parallel world. I think Wakana is wonderful, and she deserves a better life. 4. The female lead is truly an ordinary person. The only extraordinary thing about her is that she lives a long time. Please keep all of the above in mind before reading. Coming soon ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ My Troublesome Ex-Husband I transmigrated into the Heian period. My precious son had just been born when I received the news that his father had died. The old fogeys of his family said that since Asakura Hao had been defeated, I, his wife, should shave my head and spend the rest of my life as a nun. Like hell I will! Unwilling to let others decide my fate, I ran away without hesitation. With nowhere else to go, I came upon a dilapidated, abandoned shrine and made a wish. A little god was born from my wish. I named him Yato, and from then on, he and I depended on each other. But after five hundred peaceful years, I possessed the body of a dead Native American woman and encountered my ex-husband's reincarnation, a Native American man. He clearly recognized me, too. He smiled and held out his hand. “Long time no see, Hazuki.” Me: ... P.S. The works this story draws on are determined by which characters appear. The blended worldbuilding follows the author's headcanons, and some worlds are standalone. Expect out-of-character portrayals. Theme: Protecting your child is a mother's instinct, regardless of blood ties.