My Husband Can't Be a Monster

[The text is not in the first person] My husband is tall and mighty, upright, kind, mature and stable, but he is too friendly. Of course, this cannot be blamed on my husband. The blame is that most people in this society bully the weak and fear the strong, and my husband happens to be a soft persimmon. As husband and wife, we are of the same mind. As his strong wife, I naturally have to take on the responsibility of protecting him. 1. My husband is an excellent teacher in a private middle school. He is willing to dedicate himself and burn himself to his students. However, instead of being loved by others, he is often bullied by his students. I felt bad that he was bullied by students because he was too soft-hearted, so I borrowed my power and sent myself to school as a music teacher, hoping to follow him and protect him every day. But when I just joined the job, a large-scale canteen poisoning case broke out in the school. Suddenly, all the students and teachers turned into the walking dead. My husband, because he was intimate with me, did not go to the canteen to eat, so he narrowly escaped. 2. After the school was closed down, my husband changed his career to a white-collar worker in a listed company. Although the industry span is huge, I firmly believe that my husband can do a certain job. It's just that the workplace is much more complicated than school, and my husband is too honest and kind. When colleagues have problems, they will only blame him. When leaders evaluate merit and promotion, they will only take the credit from him. I was angry and anxious, so I applied for his company, intending to make him angry. However, the day before I joined the company, the company headquarters building was attacked by terrorists. No employees in the building survived. My husband happened to be at home on leave that day, and luckily escaped again. 3. Two accidents happened one after another. I was worried that my husband would be depressed because of this, so I took him to a remote mountain village for vacation overnight. Just as a wedding was being held in the village, the gongs and drums were noisy and lively. I was happy for a moment and drank a few more glasses of wine brewed by the villagers. When I was half drunk and half awake, an old voice sounded in my ears: "Savior, it's time for you to wake up. There is a man-eating monster beside you. Please be sure to pierce its heart with this dagger before midnight." I woke up, but there was an invisible dagger in my hand. 4. I recovered all my memories amidst the blessings of overlapping wine glasses. The eyes that were always full of love in the past were now looking at my handsome husband beside me without sadness or joy. He was very smart and noticed my abnormality almost instantly, and asked me calmly: "Why, how does the great savior want to kill me this time?" My eyes dropped down to his restless hands and the white bones exposed under his empty trouser legs. I supported my cheek with one hand and said with a slight smile: "Husband, I am your wife. How could I kill you? I was just thinking that we haven't tried your body yet. Do you want to try tonight?" * Sacrificing one's body to Daomei's powerful and miserable savior, the main attack x is a strange, terrifying, cruel and bloodthirsty monster. At the beginning, Gong was resurrected after offering sacrifices to Tao. His memory was lost, so his personality is a bit different from the later memory recovery, while Shou has memories from beginning to end. This book is also called "What should I do if the son of the right path is picked up by the enemy after his death?" When I woke up, my enemy turned out to be my husband? Intention: None yet