
The Full-Time Wife Escapist 1-9
Chapters (43)
- Final: Running Away Is Embarrassing but Useful
- Chapter 42: Keep Your Helmet on Even When the Battle Is Won
- Chapter 41: Like Water Off a Duck's Back
- Chapter 40: You Win Some, You Lose Some
- Chapter 39: You Can't Reap What You Don't Sow
- Chapter 38: A Fleeting Dream of Spring
- Chapter 37: Only the Drowning Man Who Gives in May Float
- Chapter 36: Five Miles of Fog
- Chapter 35: The Heart of Another Is a Dark Forest
- Chapter 34: Time Is Money
- Chapter 33: Different Strokes for Different Folks
- Chapter 32: Jesting May Come to Earnest
- Chapter 31: Haste Makes Waste
- Chapter 30: The Lost Sheep
- Chapter 29: A Bolt Out of the Blue
- Chapter 28: Don't Knock It Till You've Tried It
- Chapter 27: All's Well That Ends Well
- Chapter 26: Seafaring Weather Always Comes Eventually
- Chapter 25: Scratch My Back and I'll Scratch Yours
- Chapter 24: Like Eyedrops from the Second Story
- Chapter 23: Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
- Chapter 22: In Spring, Sunny Weather Doesn't Last
- Chapter 21: In Love, You Have No Teacher
- Chapter 20: From a Withered Tree, Flowers May Bloom
- Chapter 19: The Style Is the Man
- Chapter 18: Still Waters Run Deep
- Chapter 17: Better Left Unsaid
- Chapter 16: What Is Done Cannot Be Undone
- Chapter 15: Send Your Cutest Child on a Journey
- Chapter 14: Which Came First, the Chicken or the Egg ?
- Chapter 13: He Who Chases Two Rabbits Catches Neither One
- Chapter 12: The Dog That Trots About Finds a Bone
- Chapter 11: If the Wind Blows, the Barrel Maker Profits
- Chapter 10: Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained
- Chapter 9: Like a Bird Flying Up From Under Your Feet
- Chapter 8: Like a Carp on a Cutting Board
- Chapter 7: It's Hard to Make the Good Things Last
- Chapter 6: One Hour of a Spring Night Is Worth More Than Gold
- Chapter 5: The Quiet Bird Doesn't Get Shot
- Chapter 4: Sleeping on the Lion's Tail
- Chapter 3: Like Bamboo Sprouting After a Storm
- Chapter 2: A Fox's Wedding
- Chapter 1: The Autumn Sun Sets as Fast as a Bucket Falling into a Well