Any woman would enjoy the feeling of men fighting for them, and as a young lady, Kim Jung-yeon wasn’t an exception.

She once considered herself to be a non-materialistic woman that wouldn’t reject the man for his background as long as he treated her well with sincerity.

But Kim Jung-yeon never imagined that Su Tao would be so charming when he threw money in the face of others.

It wasn’t because Su Tao wanted to make things difficult for that sales staff, but he was pissed by her disgusting attitude.

He had a soft spot for those of the opposite sex, but it didn’t mean that he could tolerate all of them.

“Why do you seem so angry?” Kim Jung-yeon couldn’t help asking despite the sweetness she felt in her heart. “Was it because I was treated badly?”

“I was just feeling pent up.” Su Tao smiled as he shook his head.

“Why is that?” Kim Jung-yeon was baffled.

Letting out a sigh, Su Tao explained, “Everyone is boycotting Korean goods and supporting local goods, but the standard of service in the country has not improved. When customers buy to make their purchases, they do not receive...