After the Divorce

Main pairing: Fu Chengyi (bottom), Huo Bufan (top)

Mostly a slice-of-life story about farming and everyday life, with occasional, rare appearances of magic.

Blurb 1:

After returning to life in someone else's body, Fu Chengyi's first move after leaving the hospital was to go to the civil affairs bureau and file for divorce on his own. Just as the approval came through, his so-called ex-husband, who had been missing for six months, suddenly came back.

Fu Chengyi didn't recognize him and even beat him up.

When he was taken to the police station and saw the other man's ID card, Fu Chengyi was stunned.

His ex-husband smiled elegantly, an ominous air about him.

"Are we settling this privately or officially?"

Fu Chengyi swallowed. "What happens if we settle it privately?"

His ex-husband narrowed his eyes. "We remarry."

Fu Chengyi: "..."

Blurb 2:

Fu Chengyi had once been cut apart for study. Betrayed while trying to save his mentor, he died at the bottom of the sea. Two hundred years later, he returned to life in someone else's body, becoming a college student in a small town who had been beaten to death by a school bully.

He was also an unlucky guy whose elders had arranged his marriage for him, sending him straight into the graveyard of matrimony.

In this life, Fu Chengyi resolved to remain cold-blooded and emotionless, keeping his head down until the end of his life.

He watched impassively as monsters attacked civilians.

He ignored the cries for help.

He kept his magic hidden, never letting anyone find out he had it.

He was unmoved by the lives and deaths of those around him.

But...

When everyone faced death without flinching, forming a human wall to protect a spark of hope: a group of young children...

In the end, he still reached out to help, holding back the onslaught of thousands upon thousands with his own strength and stopping a million monsters from attacking.

I defend these lands without regret, but of these 1.4 billion people, who will defend me?

The top is not trash! Not trash! Not trash!

That's important, so I'll say it three times!!!

Theme: One man can hold a pass against ten thousand.