My Husband Is a Late-Blooming Beauty

After transmigrating to ancient times, she finds that her father has picked out a husband for her: a lofty, aloof man who regards money as dirt and refuses to marry her no matter what. The problem is... he's about to starve to death! Faced with this, Liu Mei's solution is... shove the food into his mouth first. Damn, he dares to spit it out? One smack for every spit. Maybe that's a little violent, hahaha. The heroine is hot-tempered and finds the hero's traditional ideas extremely annoying. The hero is an ancient scholar who believes that starving to death is a small matter, but losing one's virtue is a grave one. He rises to become prime minister and has students all over the land. His only redeeming quality is that he loves his wife, loves his wife, and loves his wife. A strong recommendation for readers who aren't good at handling frustration: if you're a stickler for historical accuracy, please don't test your self-control. If you find yourself unable to stay calm, brooding with resentment, or getting worked up, just click the little red X in the upper-right corner without hesitation... One more thing: this is a doting romance, a doting romance, a doting romance, with a happy ending, a happy ending, a happy ending!