▼Pei Ying suffers from dissociative identity disorder. As his condition improves, his violent personality gradually disappears, and the man that personality fell in love with slowly fades from his memories.
▼Lin Yu is an amateur painter who graduated from an obstetrics and gynecology program. To pay for his sick husband's treatment, he throws money around to get into a psychiatric hospital as a fake doctor.
▼At first, Lin Yu is exhausted. Every time one of his husband's personalities disappears, Pei Ying forgets him. Later, Lin Yu discovers a whole new world: he can flirt with every personality in turn. What a thrill!
▼But when his husband is down to his final, original personality, Lin Yu panics. This personality is a rock: he won't be swayed by tenderness or force, and he remains unmoved even when someone throws himself into his arms. All he does every day is grow flowers. Maybe he's impotent.
▼One day, Pei Ying, wearing the patient uniform he washed the day before, sets down his hoe and turns around. Beneath a little tree outside the flower garden, he sees the man he has dreamed of sleeping with.
Pei Ying: "Dr. Lin, you come watch me grow flowers every day. You don't actually want to treat me, do you? You've got your eye on my flowers, haven't you?"
Lin Yu, who spends every day crouching beneath the little tree to watch his husband grow flowers: "No, no, Mr. Pei. I've got my eye on you."
Genuinely amnesiac, dissociative, flower-farming gong (Pei) x seemingly proper, lovestruck doctor shou (Lin)
1. The gong has five personalities. Whenever one disappears, he forgets the shou.
2. The shou is a scheming scammer who deliberately gets into the gong's way. Every time he's forgotten, he finds another excuse to do it.
3. The gong's last personality: a restrained, starving wolf pretending to be a flower farmer.
4. Mr. Pei's dream is to grow a field of worry-free flowers for the person he loves, then propose to him.
Theme: Living for him
