Stealing a Kiss from the Sunflower

He gave her sunflowers three times. The first was to comfort her when she cried, the second to thank her for her care and help, and the third because he loved her. She thought her unrequited love had finally come true, but it turned out he had been plotting this all along.

At a college event, Xu Luokui got drunk and Gu Zhinian pinned her against a wall in a secluded corner of the teaching building. Her cheeks were flushed, her face full of girlish shyness. In a husky voice, Gu Zhinian asked, “Do you like me, big brother? Hmm?” Xu Luokui tilted her head back, emboldened by the alcohol, rose onto her toes, and gently pressed her lips to his. But Gu Zhinian wrapped an arm around her waist and kissed her...

Later in the story, the male lead develops mental health problems and becomes obsessive. As an adult, he takes charge of his family’s corporation and rebuilds its business empire with his genius mind. After falling ill, he’s like a completely different person. He can’t bear to be apart from the female lead, calls her “baby,” and wants a hug every time they meet. He’s extremely possessive and knows how to put on an act: a good boy in front of her, but secretly setting up listening devices. When he discovers her happily chatting with another man, he becomes domineering and obsessive, determined to possess her.

After the college entrance exam, the female lead becomes beautiful. When she meets the male lead, who has forgotten her, she boldly pursues love. She ignores him when he picks on her, but later becomes gentle and understanding when he falls ill.

#A stunning heroine who is sensitive and loves and hates fiercely vs. an obsessive hero who has been plotting to win her over all along