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Amicable Divorce (Complete 2 Volumes)

Rating 4.2
Word count
297K words
Chapters
25

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Summary

Full story completed—a sweet road back to remarriage! [Xianxia + love-hate + immortal-demon romance + chasing-the-wife-to-the-crematorium + mutual redemption + beautiful, strong, tragic]

Editor's review

He Li (2 volumes) places a romance between an immortal and a demon within the routines of married life: the Kunlun immortal Fu Jiuxia and the snow-wolf demon Xie Xuanqing became partners five hundred years ago despite opposition, and five hundred years later the trigger for their divorce turns out to be everyday friction like "that dish has to be spicy." This setup grounds the grand conflict of immortal and demon identities in details of food, forbearance, and getting along, giving the reading both contrast and a sense of realism. The work centers on love-hate entanglement, the desperate pursuit to win back a wife, and mutual redemption, with an emotional arc that mixes sweetness and angst, suiting readers who enjoy watching two people draw close again after a relationship breaks. Both volumes are complete and include new bonus chapters that fill in character perspectives and daily-life scenes beyond the main text. While reading, pay attention to the overlooked details of their five hundred years together—the persuasiveness of the path to remarriage comes precisely from this accumulation; it suits reading in segments over a weekend or before bed, and also lends itself to discussing with fellow fans whether the characters' choices are reasonable.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Romance readers who like immortal-demon romance and love-and-hate setups
  • Readers who prefer the "chasing the wife to the crematorium" and broken-mirror-rejoined tropes
  • Casual readers who want depictions of married daily life and emotional repair
  • Readers following Jiu Lu Feixiang's works who want a completed story

Not a good fit for

  • Readers who do not accept romance tropes such as immortal-demon romance or remarriage
  • Readers expecting a grand xianxia worldview and battle setups
  • Readers who prefer fast pacing and strong plot and have no patience for depictions of daily friction

Reading tips

  1. Read the main text before the bonus chapters; the bonus chapters supplement character perspectives and daily details.
  2. Note the contrast in details of how the two get along before and after the divorce, to understand the groundwork for remarriage.
  3. Read one or two chapters at a time, and after each session reflect on whether the emotional turns hold up.
  4. Discuss with fellow readers why a small matter like "adding chili" can become a breaking point in a relationship.

About the publisher

Tianjin Boji Xinmei Technology Co., Ltd. is a publisher focused mainly on literature and general reading. Public information about the company is limited, but its catalog of nearly one thousand titles indicates publishing directions that include mystery and detective fiction, foreign literature, classic works, health, and Eastern philosophy. Representative publications include The Complete Dark Stories of Edgar Allan Poe, the works of Jo Nesbø, Nobel laureates John Steinbeck and Yasunari Kawabata, the collected works of Shi Tiesheng, and the healing books of neurologist Oliver Sacks. Its author resources combine foreign classics such as Poe, Steinbeck, and Kawabata with contemporary mystery writers like Nesbø, supported by translators including Cao Minglun and Lin Liren, reflecting a publishing profile that balances retranslated classics with genre reading.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 和离
  3. 第一章 断姻缘
  4. 第二章 谢玄青
  5. 第三章 雪狼妖
  6. 第四章 恻隐之心
  7. 第五章 试真心
  8. 第六章 重开局
  9. 第七章 食人上仙
  10. 第八章 命中注定
  11. 第九章 重蹈覆辙
  12. 第十章 不死城
  13. 和离:完结篇
  14. 第十一章 生死一线
  15. 第十二章 同归于尽
  16. 第十三章 邪神再现
  17. 第十四章 少年谢濯
  18. 第十五章 杀戮与救赎
  19. 第十六章 北荒鹊山
  20. 第十七章 暴露身份
  21. 第十八章 困兽之斗
  22. 第十九章 破局之法
  23. 终章 绝处逢生
  24. 谢濯番外 存在的意义
  25. 日常番外两则

FAQ

Are the two volumes a complete story? Will it fizzle out?
The materials state that the full text is complete; the two volumes form a complete story and include added bonus chapters, so there is no question of it stopping halfway. The remarriage mainline concludes within the main text, while the bonus chapters supplement character perspectives and daily vignettes; reading the bonus chapters after the main text gives a more complete reading experience.
Isn't "adding chili" too childish a reason for divorce?
On the surface it is a small matter of food, but the work writes it as the flashpoint of five hundred years of forbearance: one party has long accommodated the other and never expressed their needs face to face, so a small matter becomes the outlet for a crack in the relationship. While reading, note the groundwork laid earlier for how the two get along; the reason is more the result of accumulated emotion than a mere joke.
I haven't read the author's other works. Can I read this one directly?
Yes. This book is a standalone story and does not require reading the author's other works in order; reading it directly does not affect understanding of the characters or plot. If you enjoy its mix of sweetness and cruelty, reading the same author's xianxia works afterward will make it easier to enter the style.
Do I need to read the bonus chapters? Where should I place them in my reading?
It is recommended to read the bonus chapters after the main text. They contain character perspectives and daily vignettes that supplement psychological and life details not developed in the main text; reading them in advance may weaken the suspense of the main text's emotional turns. Pause briefly after the main text before reading the bonus chapters for a stronger sense of completion.

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About the author

Jiu Lu Feixiang Author · Chinese · 1992

Jiu Lu Feixiang, whose real name is Hong Wanling, was born in 1992 in Jiulongpo, Chongqing. She is a Chinese web novelist and a signed author on Jinjiang Literature City. In 2021 she joined the China Writers Association and serves as vice chair of the Chongqing Network Writers Association. Her work spans time-travel and alternate-world fantasy, modern romance, and youth literature. Representative titles include Cang Lan Jue, Yu Feng Xing, Hu Xin, Zhao Yao, and Si Ming. Her fiction is known for rich imagination and delicate emotional detail, building character relationships and dramatic conflict within xianxia and romance frameworks. Several works have been adapted into popular television dramas, such as Yu Jiao Ji, adapted as The Blue Whisper, and Yi Shi Chong Dong, Qi Shi Bu Xiang, adapted as Love You Seven Times. The library holds 22 of her works, including He Li and Liang Yuan: Wo He Yue Lao Shi Shi Dui Tou. Public information is limited, and this introduction is based only on known details.

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