Perfect in Every Way

“Good love makes people better. Even if you bicker and trip each other up along the way, things can still work out beautifully in the end.” When Lan Xiao finds herself in danger, a kind stranger comes to her rescue. Her benefactor may look like a dreamboat, but he has little in the way of manners. He's not only sharp-tongued and rude, but acts downright bizarrely. A few days later, Lan Xiao visits the psychiatric department of a hospital to do some research, and runs into her old benefactor making waves in the high-end consultation rooms, his domineering stance like that of a ferocious beast. Only then does she realize that his behavior is perfectly understandable. He isn't bizarre; he's seriously ill. Mr. Gu is reserved, sharp-tongued, arrogant, and willful, but that's not the real problem. His biggest issue is severe obsessive-compulsive disorder. After a twist of fate lands her on his pirate ship, clever and resourceful Miss Lan decides to overcome every obstacle and become his life coach, giving him a proper treatment. [Reading Tips] 1. This story is also known as “When Arrogance Meets Adorable Shamelessness,” “There's Often Something Lovable About Strange People,” or “The Male Lead Shouldn't Give Up on Treatment.” 2. A little melodrama is inevitable, so don't take everything too seriously. 3. Thanks to the talented Z-cup author for the beautiful cover. 4. The male lead is based on the author's dreamboat.