After the Simp Slapped Back, the Main God Kissed Him

A stunning, salted-fish shou whose only desire is to retire from the Quick-Transmigration Department versus a gorgeous, ultra-handsome gong who happily just happened to be passing by and definitely wasn’t here to catch his wife slacking off. After kicking a male protagonist in a small world and causing it to explode, followed by consecutively transmigrating through nine campus small worlds while being too much of a salted-fish to finish even a single mission, Zhu Xing was finally blacklisted by the Quick-Transmigration Department, warned that if he didn’t complete a mission this time, he would be directly exiled to a remote star with his soul imprisoned. Terrified into finally starting to work properly, why on earth did the top boss keep showing up in every single one of his mission worlds? When a minor employee makes a mistake, the boss supervises in person? But supervising is one thing, aren’t the locations a bit inappropriate? Gong’s Perspective: I accidentally shattered into countless pieces, accidentally bumped into my wife who wasn’t properly completing her missions, accidentally helped my wife send over some points, and ended up accidentally falling in love with my wife and abducting her back home. First World: Fake simp, true salted-fish young master shou versus simply sharp-tongued, ultimate enjoyment gong (the version who only listens to his wife). Second World: Paranoid simp turned gorgeous dancer shou versus the main protagonist of a grand male-centric novel gong (temporarily turned human-machine version). Third World: The swapped-marriage simp Omega versus a fiery little chilli pepper (the version whose mind gets blown by his wife’s hooks). Theme: Although working hard is tiring, every small world manages to yield a different kind of husband. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: After the Simp Slapped Back, the Main God Kissed Him — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠