Ouran High School: Sunshine and the Twin Stars

Modern-day girl Xia Xing accidentally transmigrates and becomes Xing, the heiress of the wealthy Kujo family. To uphold her family's tradition and fulfill the wish of her frail older brother, she cuts her long hair, disguises herself as a boy named Kujo Seito, and enters the dazzling world of Ouran Academy. But on her very first day, she knocks over a tower of cakes and runs up a “dessert debt” to the Host Club, forcing her to become Mitsukuni Haninozuka's personal “dessert supplier.”

Mitsukuni is Ouran's cutest sweet tooth. He may look adorable and soft, but inside he carries the pressure of being the family heir. Seito's arrival gives him the chance to show his childlike side without shame for the first time. Together, they hide the green peppers they can't stand, share a map of secret dessert shops, and trade their innermost secrets beneath the trees at a summer festival. When Seito instinctively steps in front of Mitsukuni, and Mitsukuni secretly fills her desk with cherry blossom snacks, tender feelings quietly begin to blossom.

But the secret of her identity is a ticking time bomb. During a ski trip, Mitsukuni unexpectedly catches Seito dressed as a girl. The Haninozuka family tries to interfere in their relationship, and Mitsukuni's blushing confession leaves Seito torn: “Whether Seito is a boy or a girl, I love them!”

When the wig comes off and Xing, dressed as a girl, bows deeply before everyone in the Host Club, Mitsukuni greets her with a radiant smile: “Can we wear skirts together from now on?” (He means Lolita dresses.) From “paying for the cake” to “falling in love,” and from hiding who she is to facing her family's prejudice together, this youthful tale that began with a lie will become a sweet miracle that warms two lonely planets.