Young Master, Why Don't You Just Obey Me If You're Hungry?

Liu Nanxian's first meal after time travel was given to him by Su Mei who kicked him awake with high heels. This most staid scholar in the Ming Dynasty was so hungry that he gnawed on "The Precepts for Women" to satisfy his hunger and refused to accept favors from women. Su Mei watched him recite "See no evil" as a curse, and laughed so hard that her branches trembled. She teased him every day: "Sir, my belt is untied, can you help me tie it?" He closed his eyes and recited "Mencius": "Men and women are not intimate when giving or receiving..." Until she fell drunkenly into his arms, Liu Nanxian took off his shirt and wrapped it around her backless skirt: "Miss Su, this is a major event..." Su Mei suddenly kissed his chattering mouth: "Is this... Civilized enough?" . . The dual perspectives rotate throughout the text, and whose perspective will be stated at the beginning of each chapter. . . . Purpose: People should not be judged by their appearance