Has President Song Put on His Peacock Feathers Today?

Song Shuli was five years older than Fang Li. Mature beyond his years and unruffled, he had always thought of himself as her older brother.

Until one day, their families arranged their marriage.

“Brother and sister” became husband and wife.

In the study, Song Shuli said in a low voice, “I know an arranged match isn't the same as a marriage. If this feels like too much for you, you can still think of me as your brother.”

Fang Li thought that it wasn't too much at all. It was exactly what she wanted.

But she crossed her legs, nonchalant, and drawled, “Got it. Outside, we're husband and wife, so I call you hubby. At home, we're brother and sister, so I call you big brother.”

After a pause, she looked up and gazed at the man's handsome, expressionless face. “What about in bed? What should I call you?”

“Big... brother?”

Song Shuli: “...”

Fang Li's beautiful, foxlike eyes curved slightly as she remarked with cool indifference, “You old man, you've got quite a wild side.”

“...”

*A mischievous fox who talks a mile a minute x an icy man who keeps himself strictly in check

*Marriage first, love later / pretend siblings

[Note]

*The one-line description, “He was such a rigid mountain, and yet he was stirred by me,” is adapted from “I am such a rigid mountain, and yet I am stirred by you,” from the poetry collection Jun Bu Jian. It will be removed if it infringes on anyone's rights.

*1v1, both virgins, happy ending

Theme: Courage and dreams