Young Master, Better to Give In to Me Than Starve to Faint

The first meal Liu Nanxian had after transmigrating was a charitable handout from Su Mei, who woke him by kicking him with her high heels.

This most old-fashioned scholar of the Ming dynasty was so hungry he was willing to chew on Lessons for Women to stave it off, but still refused to accept a woman's generosity.

Su Mei watched him repeat "See no evil" like a tightening spell and laughed until she was doubled over.

She teased him every day. "Young master, my sash has come undone. Would you tie it for me?"

He closed his eyes and recited from Mencius. "Men and women should not touch..."

Until one day, she drunkenly fell into his arms. Liu Nanxian took off his outer robe and wrapped it around her backless dress. "Miss Su, this is a matter of public decency..."

Su Mei suddenly kissed his chattering lips. "Then tell me... is this decent enough?"

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The story switches between the two leads' perspectives. Each chapter will state whose perspective it is.

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Theme: Don't judge by appearances.