The wind of late spring is always wrapped in the sweetness of magnolia flowers, just like Jiang Fuzhi's breath every time he kisses Qi Yu. As the most favored youngest son of the Jiang family, he never concealed his possessiveness - during the three years he and Qi Yu were together, every time they met, before the door was closed, his kiss would fall, with a force that could not be refused, as if he wanted to rub her into her bones and blood.
Qi Yu is the youngest daughter of the Qi family. She hides in a rented house and writes novels all year round. She rarely goes home even during the Spring Festival. Only when facing Jiang Fu would she lose her composure in front of the keyboard. He would suddenly appear next to her desk, hook his fingers through the ends of her hair, and whisper "I miss you". The next second he would cover her lips, kissing her so hard that her breathing would become turbulent, but there was a nervousness in his eyes that he was afraid she would run away.
One time Qi Yu forgot to keep an appointment while working on a manuscript. Jiang Fuzhi came to see her in the rain, soaked to the skin, but he only held her in his arms and kissed her deeply until she gasped and said, "It won't happen next time." Then he rubbed her forehead in a hoarse voice and said, "No next time."
The magnolia outside the window bloomed and withered, Qi Yu wrote novels one after another, and Jiang Fuzhi's kiss was always the strongest and most reassuring mark for her every spring.
Concept: Using "Late Spring Magnolia" as the emotional carrier, Jiang Fuzhi's strong kiss and possessiveness are used to hide his tension and cherishment of Qi Yu; Qi Yu's alienation from family and focus on writing reflect her softness in front of Jiang Fuzhi. Using daily intimate details, it outlines the core of "possession is preference" in adult love, allowing the sweetness of spring to blend with the intensity of love, showing a warm emotional bond.