A Sunflower in the Palm of My Hand

Shu Yayue grew up abroad, but when it was time for high school, her parents called her back to China. In her new surroundings, she met the children of the other four great families in the city, and they became good friends. But after returning home, she kept running into all sorts of strange things: a boy who followed her, puzzle pieces that kept arriving from an unknown sender, and a classmate who hated her and made things difficult for her at every turn. Just as Shu Yayue finally got together with the person she loved, an outsider accidentally let a family secret slip, putting an end to their romance. Was it all part of a long-planned scheme, or was it deliberate?

When the truth finally came out, everything had already changed beyond recognition. Her parents' deaths, the family business falling under an outsider's control, and the departure of the man she loved left Shu Yayue in unbearable pain. Where could she go from here?

Han Mo looked at her coldly and said, "Love or hate, it doesn't matter! The grudges and tangled affairs between our two generations have to cost someone something. So let's fight to the bitter end, once and for all!"

Shu Yayue gazed at the sunflower in her palm, so dry that it would crumble at a touch, and finally clenched her fist.

"The show is only just beginning, so let's have some fun!"

(This isn't a Mary Sue story, and there's no silly, naive heroine, so read without worry.)