First, then, love.

[A spoiled, delicate cello teacher × A tough, daddy-like SWAT team captain]
[From steely steel to supple softness / A chaotic mix of cats and dogs]
Shu Yao met a tough opponent on her blind date.
Special police captain He Zheng, with a buzz cut, wearing a black T-shirt, is 1.88 meters tall, with cold eyebrows and bright eyes, exuding a strong sense of intimidation.
In an attempt to sabotage the engagement, Shu Yao went on a rampage, saying things like, "I'm spoiled, I don't do housework, I want to receive flowers every day, I can't listen to nice things, and I have a terrible temper."
She thought she could scare away this dark-faced demon, but He Zheng stared at her for a long time, his Adam's apple bobbing slightly: "Fine, I just happen to need an ancestor."
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after marriage.
Shu Yao's calico cat swatted He Zheng's retired German Shepherd away.
Shu Yao complained about the lack of ceremony, but the next day she received greenhouse red roses wrapped in newspaper and smelling of earth.
Shu Yao was so angry that she wanted to sleep in a separate room, but that very night the man carried her, blanket and all, back to the master bedroom with one hand.
Just when Shu Yao thought this man was really rough and that she couldn't live like this, she was followed when she returned home late from a performance.
In the darkness of night, He Zheng descended from the sky and quickly pinned the thug to the ground.
Then, he took off his coat, which still carried his body heat and a faint smell of tobacco, and wrapped it tightly around the shivering Shu Yao.
His rough, calloused fingertips clumsily wiped away her tears, and the man's voice was low, husky, and gentle to the core: "Don't be afraid, your husband is here."
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Later, the special police team members were horrified to discover that the cold-faced devil who bleeds but never sheds tears had not only learned to apply rosin to cellos, but would also stay up late at night tending to a clay pot, clumsily stewing bird's nest for his wife.