Married Life with the Big Cat CEO

He Qinghe and Fu Chen married after a matchmaking introduction. Their families had business dealings and were considered well-matched, and they knew each other’s backgrounds thoroughly.After marriage, they treated each other with polite respect and had never once quarreled. They discussed everything together, ate meals on schedule, reported to each other when something came up, and prepared gifts for each other on anniversaries.He Qinghe thought life would continue peacefully like this—until he and Fu Chen became guests on a same-sex couple variety show.

After Badmouthing the CEO, I Became His Wife :) Ye Qiutong is the secretary to a CEO at a large company. Every day, he complains about his boss to his boyfriend. One day, at a restaurant, he tells his boyfriend: "Our CEO is the hardest to please. I suspect he’s sick in the head." The CEO, passing by, raps him on the back of his head: "I’m not sick. Also, Secretary Ye, you’re fired." Later, Ye Qiutong isn’t fired—but he does break up with his boyfriend. During a business trip with the CEO, he runs into his ex and the other man. The other man clings to the ex’s arm, tearfully declaring: "We’re true love!" Ye Qiutong thinks for a moment before grabbing the CEO’s arm and shouting: "We’re also true love!" CEO: "???" Later, the CEO becomes Ye Qiutong’s fake boyfriend, then his fake fiancé—until they prepare to get married. The ex rushes to Ye Qiutong and says: "I know it’s fake." The CEO whips out their marriage certificate: "Told you we’re true love."

Community director Zhuang Baihua transmigrates into a dogblood obsessive literature— where the protagonist is entangled with five obsessive male side characters, and every side character is deranged. Zhuang Baihua becomes the most extreme of them all: the legendary "tyrannical CEO." Zhuang Baihua: ...The work culture here needs improvement. ---------- Zhuang Baihua, holding an enamel mug, amiably calls his subordinate into his office. After a night of heartfelt conversation, the subordinate staggers out in a daze, helping an old lady cross the street. Others: Truly the obsessive Emperor Zhuang! Torturing people into delirium! Zhuang Baihua: ...I just taught him core socialist values. ------------ Chi Yue, the innocent protagonist of this dogblood obsessive novel, is surrounded by five obsessive male characters who lose their minds daily. Just as he thinks he’s grown used to this chaos, Zhuang Baihua appears before him, handing him a commendation flag with a kind, affectionate smile: "Comrade, you’ve worked hard." Chi Yue: ... A super righteous, ultra-kind-hearted shou vs. a white lotus-turned-blackhearted, truly obsessive gong. Younger gong, a ridiculous redemption story where only absurdity can cure dogblood tropes and madness. Both leads are universally charming and pursued, but no love triangles—1v1 only.

1. Officer Miao and single dad Mr. Wang had a whirlwind marriage. Mr. Wang is just an ordinary nice guy—aside from being ridiculously handsome—and his five-year-old kid is well-behaved. Their married life is civil (cold), but they make it work—divorce isn’t an option, right? Until one day, Miao Xun sees a suit-wearing tiger gently carrying its cub at home. Miao Xun thinks: Nope, this isn’t "making it work" anymore. No one told him marriage came with petting a giant fluffball!!! 2. Everyone rushes to see what kind of temptress the Diamond Bachelor Tiger has landed this time, only to find his new spouse is… a police officer. The dashing Officer Miao isn’t frail at all—he effortlessly tames a two-meter-tall bear, a fluffy sled dog, a fiery-tempered goose, and even the tiger cub clings to his uniform pants. Officer Miao: A man who turns a pet-centered fluff fic into an action movie. Meanwhile, the big tiger plays poor, pretends to be domestic, dons an apron to cook, and tail-wags around his husband with their cub in tow. Little Tiger: Tiny, helpless… but always hungry. Big Tiger: Not tiny, not helpless… but very pet-able.

An Le transmigrated into a novel, becoming the young bride married off to a wealthy family’s sickly young master as a "curative match." Fine, she’ll wait for the young master to kick the bucket and then run away with the money. But just a few days after the wedding, the young master leapt out of his sickbed, tore apart the dark shadow behind An Le with his bare hands, drizzled it with aged vinegar and crushed peanuts for garnish, and ate it—washed down with their wedding toast. An Le: ………………………… Upon closer inspection of the original novel, turns out it’s a supernatural horror story. An Le: Can we get a divorce? Big Boss: No way, I’d starve to death without you. -------------- To capture a man’s heart, first fill his stomach. Li-x tastes great, X-beast meat is tender— Selecting fresh ingredients to please a picky husband is an art. The big boss scooped up An Le, who was studying a cookbook: *You* taste the best. **Reading Guide:** 1. A human lollipop of a bottom (non-humans all want a lick) × a big boss top who catches supernatural creatures and eats them. 2. A foodie novel: the bottom attracts, the top eats—feasting their way through, physically (?) exorcising monsters. 3. Non-traditional transmigration (how it happened will be explained later).