My Persistent Evil God Ex-Boyfriend

The stars fall into place, and the mysterious returns. Chaos and madness begin to fester in the shadows of the world. Pei Muhui hears the voice of Earth, which invites him to help save the world. At first, Pei Muhui refuses. He’s too busy making money to put food on the table to volunteer to save the world, and that planet doesn’t say a word about pay. But ever since something went wrong with the world, Pei Muhui’s attempts to make money have suddenly become incredibly difficult. He takes a sales job, but the supermarket shuts down. He tutors a student, but the student gets cursed. He prepares corpses for funerals, but his client rises from the dead. Pei Muhui stares at his completely empty wallet: “...” Pei Muhui gives in to Earth: “So, how was I supposed to save you again?” Earth: “The culprit is your ex-boyfriend.” Pei Muhui: “?” Culprit, ex-boyfriend, evil god: He installed countless cameras in his rental apartment so he could watch me every moment of the day. He even risked his life to search for an artifact that could see evil spirits. No matter where I hide, he rummages through the house, cursing and swearing as he tries to find me. QUQ He loves me so much. I’m in his heart. (*^▽^*) A money-obsessed bottom who only wants to kill the evil god and get back to work vs. a fragmented, deranged evil god who’s convinced he’s in the other man’s heart. Earth is adorable, but it is not part of the pairing! Reader’s guide: 1. A lighthearted, silly, off-the-wall fantasy novella. A touch of cosmic horror and lots of original worldbuilding. The top is split into fragments, but they’ll eventually merge. 2. The second book in the Earth Baby series. The plot stands on its own, and some of the worldbuilding has changed. You don’t need to have read I Took Earth on the Run to Save the World [Infinite] to enjoy this. The connection between the two books is that they feature the same Earth Baby~ 3. This book is also known as Earth Will Never Give Up!; My Evil God Boyfriend, Who Spent His Entire Life Making Things Up in His Head; and The Tool I Hired to Wail at My Brother’s Funeral Turned Out to Be My Sister-in-Law. Theme: People and nature living together in harmony