Stop Chasing Me, CEO. An Eighteen-Year-Old School Beauty Is Hard to Raise

At eighteen, Shen Ning married Wang Yuhan, a notorious playboy from Beijing's elite circles who was eighteen years her senior, in her older sister's place to save her family from a crisis.

Wang Yuhan thought the troublesome little girl he'd married would be a handful, so he planned to treat her like a half-daughter and let her do as she pleased. But she never caused him trouble. Instead, she put his life in order and calmly told him, “We each get what we need, and we stay out of each other's way.”

Wang Yuhan thought he was only protecting her out of a guardian's sense of duty. Then she was pursued by a college guy her own age, and jealousy nearly drove him mad.

From disdain to indulgence, from guardian to husband, this marriage of convenience gradually became a pure romance about falling for each other step by step. The playboy who kept saying he wanted a few more years of freedom not only settled down, but now waits outside the university every day to pick up his wife after class.