My Ex-Wife Is the Queen

Who in the family understands? My ex-wife and I had planned to "gloriously graduate" from our ten-year relationship on Labor Day, and we thought it would be a "special Labor Day farewell ceremony" for our marriage. When I went to the Civil Affairs Bureau, I saw what a great guy! Others were just newlyweds who came to "join" the marriage, but we were the two of us, bearing the vicissitudes of life as "resigned employees", like two social student guests who accidentally entered the wedding scene.​ Even if we didn't make an appointment, the staff also showed us the hidden level of "Home Page of Household Registration Booklet", and we performed a real-world reality of "forgetting to bring my equipment during a divorce" on the spot. Just as I was about to go back home in despair, someone threw out another "policy easter egg": "New regulations! The burden of divorce will be reduced after May 10th. You can apply for an ID card + marriage certificate, and you will be laid off immediately with your household register!" Yes, this marriage has to wait for the "system upgrade" to be completed before the divorce can be divorced. We are the experience users who have caught up with the business transformation of the Civil Affairs Bureau.​ Speaking of which, the divorce was not unjust. In April, my family member met an "ideal big brother in the world" on a singing app. His status as a veteran brings with him an aura, he is generous and mature, and he immediately fascinated my wife. In just 20 days, from singing performances to late-night "drunk confessions", the plot is more exciting than the bloody eight o'clock drama, and the main theme is "flash love faster than lightning". It's okay now. The divorce process has to be coordinated with the schedule of her love drama. My ex-husband deserves it. He is simply a candidate for the best supporting actor of the year.