How Could My Dao Companion Be Someone Else’s Wife?

Beloved by All | Shura Field | Male Rivals

[Synopsis]

Lu Hen never thought he would fall in love with anyone, until he met Yun Zhiqiu.

Yun Zhiqiu came from a distinguished family. She was breathtakingly beautiful and exceptionally capable, wielding great power while remaining gentle and considerate. She was so perfect that not a single flaw could be found.

Their relationship was so sweet it seemed to drip with honey, until one day Yun Zhiqiu broke up with him without warning and then vanished without a trace.

Lu Hen asked everywhere about her whereabouts, searching the world for her like a madman. By chance, he heard rumors from other people, some seemingly true and some not.

They said Yun Zhiqiu was a shameless flirt who left lovers everywhere, and that her disappearance was retribution for all the debts of love she'd incurred. They also said she was already engaged, and that her fiance was a spineless coward who suffered in silence.

Could that really be true?

Belatedly, Lu Hen recalled the clues he'd chosen to ignore and decided to ask her about it face-to-face.

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After learning where Yun Zhiqiu was, Lu Hen tracked her to Mount Xiao. There was a courtyard in the woods, small and simple, yet cozy and charming.

He pushed open the door and found Xie Ji, who had recently emerged from seclusion. He was the renowned foremost leader of the Immortal Alliance, an unrivaled powerhouse, and the sort of ruthless figure who could make the heads of the great cultivation families hold their breath and sober up with a single glance.

It was already the middle of the night. This famously heartless leader was busy by the stove, wearing an apron, while all kinds of dishes covered the small table beside him.

Lu Hen explained why he'd come, carefully trying to persuade him to back out in time and not let Yun Zhiqiu play him for a fool or use him.

The man by the stove listened patiently. His slender fingers, wearing a marriage-contract ring, absently brushed the fresh bite mark on his neck. He cast Lu Hen a meaningful look.

"She's like that. When she's hungry, she likes to take a bite of every dish."

Xie Ji spoke indulgently of Yun Zhiqiu's habits. His refined, distinguished face was full of tolerance, and his good nature was one outsiders had never seen. "Still, a man should be generous, shouldn't he?"

Reader advisory:

The main relationship is one-on-one in stages. All male leads are pure. See the character list for the main male candidates; everyone else is a passerby.

Fantasy setting, with no real-world marital relationships and no encouragement of behavior that violates public morals or ethics. No NTR.

No incest.

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Wen Yao had always thought her husband, Lu Sifeng, was not quite right in the head.

The heir to the Northern Peace Prince's title had his hair cropped and his ears pierced like an exiled convict, with none of the bearing expected of a nobleman's son. What a waste of that handsome, otherworldly face.

His eccentric behavior was one thing, but he was always saying things she couldn't understand, like transmigration, System, and missions.

He also said that thanks to all that, he had gotten the chance to be with her, sounding as though he wanted to burn incense for several days in gratitude.

That much was true.

Though Lu Sifeng was arrogant and domineering, he indulged her in everything. If she asked for the stars, he wouldn't give her the moon instead. He cherished her so much he was afraid his own hands might smother her.

They were a loving couple with a happy life, so it wasn't a big deal.

But then Lu Sifeng fell off his horse during an autumn hunt, and when he woke up, he was even less right in the head.

He said Wen Yao was a maid he'd taken by force, and that all she thought about was how to escape him. If she was away from him for even a moment, he'd angrily drag her back.

After he finally stopped treating her like a maid, he began suspecting she had a lover on the side. He would mysteriously follow her around, even storming into her childhood friend's home with a group of guards and announcing he was there to catch her lover.

After she finally cleaned up the mess, she woke up to find Lu Sifeng kneeling by the bed with tears streaming down his face. He said he'd taken a concubine purely to make her jealous and begged her not to send him to his doom.

One imperial physician after another examined him, but Lu Sifeng kept switching between being unwell and being fine.

And whenever he returned to normal, he forgot everything that had happened while he was sick. There was no one she could even complain to.

After trying everything, Wen Yao finally met the legendary System.

The System told her that Lu Sifeng's mind had become muddled after his fall from the horse, and he had mistaken the events in a book for reality.

To fully recover, he had to act out every plot stored in his mind.

Wen Yao didn't know what taking someone by force meant, or what it meant for the second male lead to win. She knew nothing about the chase-and-regret trope, the stand-in for a white moonlight, or marriage first, love later...

But she could only play along.

She couldn't help it. Her husband wasn't right in the head.

Theme: As long as your thinking doesn't go off track, there are always more solutions than problems.