After I Ran Away, My Ex-Husband Became Obsessive

Next up: The Villain-Raising Simulator! I'll be proofreading this novel again soon. This story: Well-behaved white-rabbit childhood friend × bad-boy childhood friend, reunited after a breakup Xia Youqing had been famous for her sweet, well-behaved nature since childhood. She had only just turned fifteen, and already the matchmakers had worn down the threshold of her home. But her grandfather, the old master of the Xia family, drove them all away with his cane, insisting on honoring the betrothal he had verbally arranged with someone fifty years ago. The Shen family was a family of scholars, but their youngest son, Shen Zheng, was the least ambitious of them all. The old master was stubborn, though, so Xia Youqing married into the family. Shen Zheng still couldn't escape on their wedding day. He showed up to the ceremony with a bruised face, then took his pillow and slept out in the courtyard on their wedding night. Everyone wondered whether Xia Youqing would be sent back to her parents' home first, or Shen Zheng would lose patience and run away. Two years later, Shen Zheng left home to join the army. The very next day, Xia Youqing left a letter of divorce, packed her dowry, and went home. Three years after that, Shen Zheng returned to the city at the head of a mighty army, only to catch Xia Youqing dressed in bridal robes. But she was holding a well-behaved little girl, who looked to be three years old. Shen Zheng walked over slowly, crouched down, gently stroked the little girl's cheek, and choked out, "Good girl, call me Daddy." "Shen Zheng, that's my little sister!" New novel blurb Yun Yi transmigrates into a doomed-romance novel as the backup female lead. In the original story, she suffers endlessly but remains devoted to the male lead, even marrying the story's deranged Demon Venerable, Xun Ze, for his sake. What a joke. Tear up the script, cling to the villain, and rise to the top: who doesn't know that playbook by now? But she arrives wearing a wedding dress, a glowing Demon-Slaying Blade dripping with blood in her hand. Has she already killed Xun Ze? Is heaven trying to destroy her...?! Yun Yi flees in a panic, but along the way she finds a little ball of fluff. The poor thing is both deaf and mute, so she takes it in. Eager to survive, Yun Yi throws herself into cultivation, only to discover that she's a useless spirit-sucker with nothing but the beauty of a white lotus. So she plays the aloof immortal on the sacred mountain while selling pickled vegetables, skewers, and jelly noodles to earn spiritual power. She never expected to raise the little fluffball into a mighty creature, only to discover that he is the Demon Venerable... After fleeing in the dead of night, Yun Yi finds herself hunted across the entire cultivation world. She hears they're all trying to capture her to curry favor with Xun Ze. In the end, he catches her himself. But instead of killing her, Xun Ze wants to repay her filial kindness: "You've raised me all these years, Master. It's time I returned the favor. You don't need to earn spirit jade anymore. Having me is enough." Yun Yi's eldest disciple is a natural at managing household affairs. To cover the sect's expenses, he secretly writes The Demon Venerable and My Master: A Tale of Love and Hate, Star-Crossed and Heartbreaking, and accidentally becomes a famous author on the sacred mountain. Xun Ze has taken human form but hasn't regained his memories, though his deranged nature has returned. He's already upset that he resembles that Demon Venerable, and after reading the story, jealousy drives him to try to assassinate his senior apprentice. After several failed attempts to test the waters, he finally sees the light and instead bribes his senior apprentice to write My Master and My Junior Disciple: The Substitute Takes the Crown in an Unrivaled Sweet Romance. Food, romance, and a plot-driven story. Happy ending. Theme: Sincerity and open-mindedness bring happiness