The Wicked Husband Still Hasn't Been Divorced Today

Please add my upcoming books to your reading list: The Lame Husband I Married in Someone Else's Place and Tiger, Don't You Want a Little Fox Cub? Also, check out my friend Jizhiting's upcoming book: You Have to Take Responsibility for Borrowing the Dragon-Blooded Protagonist's Luck [Devoted Couple | Sweet Romance | Cozy Everyday Life | Making Money to Support the Family | Puppy Love] Jiang Queyun transmigrates into a book. In the story, the original host is a vicious cannon-fodder character and a major obstacle for the protagonists. The original host is lazy, greedy, and deceitful. He often takes advantage of the male lead, Lu Hanbai, being away from home to beat his son. Later, after committing one wicked deed after another, Lu Hanbai sends him to prison, where he meets a miserable end. Jiang Queyun, who has transmigrated into the original host's body, is timid and values his life. How could he do such awful things? All he wants is for Lu Hanbai to divorce him as soon as possible, so he can take the money and run! So he starts making a nuisance of himself: "Oops, I ruined your clothes in the wash again!" "Oops, I got your quilt wet again!" "Oops, I made you angry again. What should I do? Why don't you divorce me?" But Lu Hanbai, who used to avoid him like the plague, starts acting strangely. Sometimes he takes Jiang Queyun's hand, sometimes he kisses his lips. Jiang Queyun thinks this means they are in love with each other. What he doesn't expect is that Lu Hanbai never planned to divorce him. Instead, he is getting ready to leave him behind without a word. Lu Hanbai has been forced to stay in the mountain village. He doesn't like the husband he married out of desperation. The man is lazy, greedy, and deceitful, and has nothing going for him but his looks. But at some point, that vicious young man suddenly changes. He learns to read Lu Hanbai's moods and takes good care of the household. He even starts carefully avoiding him. Lu Hanbai thinks he is turning over a new leaf. But then the young man either rips his clothes so he has to go around bare-chested, or deliberately wets the bedding so they have to share a quilt... Lu Hanbai understands. He hasn't turned over a new leaf. He's become a little minx. The capital is dangerous, and Lu Hanbai never meant to take him along. But looking into those clear eyes, bright as twin moons, he can't bring himself to say anything. "I know you're leaving. Could you give me the divorce papers first? I can marry again next year." "You want to take my child and call someone else Father, Jiang Queyun? Haven't you had enough lessons?" As he is carried into the carriage, Jiang Queyun is still giggling in Lu Hanbai's arms. He's too pampered to spend the rest of his life in some backwater village. Note: A devoted couple, positive and sweet romance, no golden finger but plenty of good fortune. The child is not his biological son. The enemies are all idiots. This isn't a serious political drama, so don't overthink it. No logic, pure sweetness, no angst, mutual devotion. If you're particular about character control, this isn't for you. Theme: There's no tomorrow that can't be made real.