1V1 + mutually in love + both devoted only to each other + incredibly sweet after marriage + utterly doting!
Synopsis: A flirty, calculating, jealous prince × a proud, laid-back young master who plays the pig to eat the tiger
Everyone in the capital knew that Su Qingzhou was an unambitious heir who liked to lie flat. All he wanted was to eat pastries and bask in the sun, taking life as it came.
Yun Canglan, on the other hand, was a heaven-blessed talent, versed in both literature and the martial arts, and the perfect example in every elder’s eyes.
But… only Su Qingzhou knew that this man’s greatest pleasure each day was finding new ways to cling to him…
The rightful spouse + a courtesan’s ways + endless flirtatious lines + sweet talk + pouting and playing helpless + a face that changes in a second
His advances were relentlessly fierce, and Su Qingzhou’s poor back could barely take it…
So the daily routine went like this: he ran, the other chased, he lost, and he was thoroughly devoured.
Ahem… back to the point! It was all part of Su Qingzhou’s long-planned scheme. After all, a husband is much more delicious when you’ve watched him grow up.
Yun Canglan says: “Brother Su, who’s eating whom? Who can say for sure?”
It's really beautiful. [Adore][Adore]🤤🤤 Boss, I really love this description. It's too obscure. What should I do? 🤤 If you want to see it, come quickly, otherwise it may come at the wrong time. Why is it over? I still can't get enough of it, .
I go ah ah ah, the writing of this is really super super super super beautiful, I strongly recommend it! 🥰🥰🥰[Admiration]
It's really beautiful 😘 😘 😘 shocking and delicious [licking the screen] [licking the screen] [licking the screen]
I hope the author will update more frequently 😳 so sweet @Fuyue
Very sweet, lots of kissing sessions!
It's so beautiful, the writing by the boss is so awesome, the transportation is very developed, and there is a lot of traffic, my childhood sweethearts have a crush on each other, it's so sweet
Come on, well written
It's so good. Why are there so few book reviews?