My Ex-Husband Is Still Trying to Get a Divorce Today [Quick Transmigration]

He Juan died. To prolong his life, he signed a contract with the System and took on the role of an ex-husband in different worlds. The "ex-husbands" were usually vulgar and foolish, hypocritical and cowardly. They were peripheral characters in the plot, but played a key role in advancing the protagonists' romance. The System told him there was only one hard requirement: divorce the protagonist bottom as soon as possible after three months. He skimmed the script and wasn't convinced. "That's it?" Wasn't this a little too easy? The System said impatiently: "Of course. You're not an important character or anything. Just stay for three months and behave yourself. The protagonists are true love. Do you think a flash-married nobody like you can fight the will of the world?" With that assurance, He Juan, an asexual, felt relieved. Everything was ready. All that remained was the divorce. Until three months became three months more... He Juan looked down impassively at the protagonist bottom's arms wrapped tightly around his waist, his expression hesitant and bewildered. Why had no one ever told him that getting a divorce could be this difficult?! World One: The protagonists have a groveling-to-win-back-your-lover plot, and He Juan is merely the other one's partner in a marriage of convenience. After serving him a bowl of soup he'd made for the last time, He Juan followed the original plot and said, "Let's get a divorce." The next moment, the bowl shattered into pieces. The person, somewhere between boy and man, looked up at him with an amused smile. "What makes you think I'll agree to a divorce?" World Two [ABO]: The protagonists have a reunited-after-a-breakup plot. Because of his highly compatible pheromones, He Juan was hired by the wealthy young master and his family as an Alpha aide. At their first meeting, the young master looked at him with disdain, as if he were the most insignificant speck of dust. One day after they were married, He Juan gave the person in his arms his pheromones as usual and reminded him, "Your white moonlight is back in the country. Aren't you going to pick him up?" The other man showed no reaction and simply said coldly, "My affairs are none of your business." By the day He Juan left, the young master had gone mad. When they met again, He Juan looked at the Omega, who was crying like a kitten and still glaring at him fiercely, and sighed softly. World Three: The protagonists have an adult-oriented romance plot, and all He Juan needs to do is cosplay the sleeping husband from a Japanese drama. After catching the protagonist bottom reaching into his collar for what felt like the umpteenth time, He Juan was about to tell him he had the wrong person. But when he met those frightened, uncertain eyes, he stopped. "Is it not okay? We're married." He Juan: "..." World Four: The protagonists have a younger-man-and-older-man romance plot, and He Juan is just an ordinary scholarship student at an aristocratic academy. In the original story, the protagonist bottom eventually ends up with A, his son's roommate. He Juan, roommate B, is just a little detour the plan never accounted for. So He Juan turned down every invitation from the other man and threw himself into his studies, explaining, "This is only a temporary arrangement. There's no need to go on dates." But after the other man had stared at him in silence for a long while, he smiled, threaded their fingers together, and said slowly, "I see." His gaze was like that of someone looking at a willful youngster. World Six: The protagonists have a childhood-friends-to-lovers plot, and He Juan is the real young master who was taken back by his wealthy family. According to the plot, he stole the engagement and humiliated the protagonist bottom once a week. On the day he planned to end it, the protagonist bottom, who was only loyal to the fake young master, asked with practiced ease, "Are you going to shower first this time, or should I?" He Juan: o.o? *This is the story of a background character trying to exit the protagonists' world, only to fail over and over again. Reader's guide: 1. One-on-one, sc. The original story's bottom is the same person in every world. 2. The main story may not follow the order in the blurb. A very small number of worlds include male pregnancy. 3. This isn't pure fluff. Some worlds get melodramatic, but everything works out once they talk it through. 4. I haven't deleted or reported any comments. 5. The advance reading lock is tentatively set at 40%. ---- A little preview of an upcoming story ---- The Matchmaking Novel Is on Strike [Quick Transmigration] They are the secondary couples in matchmaking novels, as well as the protagonist top's good friends, trusted subordinates, and beloved disciples. Then one day, they awakened. [World One] In a melodramatic substitute romance, the protagonist top always has a good friend who serves as a troublemaker. Fang Xing isn't the white moonlight or the protagonist bottom. He's a random fourth male character matched with the troublemaker. Despite his happy family and smooth life, he's one of the few normal people in the protagonist top's circle of friends and relatives. A voice told him the protagonist top's fated newcomer was about to arrive. While the protagonists got a double-substitute storyline, his own matchmaking plot was quietly getting underway. So, one ordinary day, Fang Xing ran away. The next day, someone kicked the door of his rented apartment, pounding on it over and over. "Fang Xingxing, you bastard! You had the guts to run away, so why didn't you have the guts to take me with you?!" [World Two] Wu Jiu was a loyal hidden guard, selected through round after round of trials by the regent. Then one day, the regent brought home a "young lady," announced he was getting married, and said he hoped Wu Jiu would give them his blessing and marry the young lady's maid. Wu Jiu blessed them, then promptly found a new employer. [World Three] A sword master who cultivated the ruthless path wanted to find someone thoughtful to look after his frail mortal disciple, and never missed an opportunity to arrange a match for him. In the end, when his disciple Jiang Qizhao finally agreed, the sword master fell apart. Theme: The essence of love is seeing one another.