Too Easy to Tease [Reunion After Years Apart / Mutual Pining]

● Mutual devotion / Reunited after years apart / A super-sweet romance

● A flirtatious, boldly teasing, alluring heroine vs. a devoted hero who thinks his wife can do no wrong

The Su family is a renowned scholarly family in the capital, with strict traditions that leave no room for the slightest deviation.

Everyone says that the Su family's eldest daughter, Su Qingzhi, is dignified and gentle. Every frown and smile, every gesture, is as graceful and refined as that of a virtuous woman from an ancient book. In this restless world, she seems to carry an air of scholarship wherever she goes. She is especially captivating in a qipao, with her slender waist and willow-leaf brows. One glance is enough to leave people unable to look away, utterly charmed by her graceful elegance.

But the truth is quite different. Su Qingzhi loathes the false image her family deliberately cultivates for the outside world.

It isn't until college that she can finally use her studies as an excuse to get away from home and the capital. Her long-delayed freedom sends her rebellious streak soaring. She wears heavy makeup and sexy little dresses with spaghetti straps that her elders consider indecent, walks around in four-inch heels, and frequents places her family believes only bad kids would go.

But Su Qingzhi has barely had time to enjoy herself when her father arranges for a young man to keep an eye on her. She obediently agrees to her father's face, but inwardly despises him for sending someone to spy on her.

She also takes an instant dislike to Shang Zhun, the man her father assigned to her.

Later, Su Qingzhi realizes she may have been wrong. Shang Zhun not only keeps her secrets from her father, but acts like her loyal dog. Even when he grimly disapproves of her dating other men, he still does whatever she tells him.

The day they meet again, years later.

Shang Zhun watches Su Qingzhi, dressed in a qipao with an antique charm, following the Su family as she discusses marriage with another man. His brows knit together, and jealousy churns in his chest until he can barely breathe.

When the two finally meet in a cramped corner,

Su Qingzhi wraps her arms around his neck without a hint of restraint and presses her red lips to his cool, thin ones. As brazen and willful as ever, she says,