How Do Two Doctors Fall in Love?

"Here's a little red flower for you, to cover up the new scars you've gotten today." Thank you for reading my story. Here's a little red flower for you. This is a story about the autism community and related professionals. It's very simple, with two male leads who are both doctors, no female lead, and it's not a satisfying read. This is dedicated to medical workers and the autism community. May there be no more disease in the world.

A five-star review represents my expectations, because I have discovered a new story. As medical workers, their hardships and responsibilities are beyond the comprehension of ordinary people, and society needs such talents.

It's great, the plot is also great. It doesn't focus on wealthy families or have any particularly exciting or thrilling scenes. Instead, it focuses on the ordinary yet extraordinary aspects of life. The content is relatable and relatable, and the interactions between the two main characters, who are both ordinary and extraordinary, really resonated with me. The values and perspectives are on point, making it worth watching.

As a medical student, I specifically wanted to read medical novels, and this author's writing was truly professional. The novel mainly focuses on autism, and it's clear the author has put a lot of effort into understanding it TT. It also helped me learn about this disease. However, it's too short!!! Still, it's definitely worth reading.

So good! - ̗̀(๑ᵔ⌔ᵔ๑) Author, keep it up! ( •͈ᴗ⁃͈)ᓂ- - -♡

Beautiful! So beautiful! Go for it! Children of the stars!

Lao Tian's books are as good as ever.

I felt soothed and healed after reading it; it was really good. Keep up the good work, author! ^0^~ Awesome!!!

It's a great read, very realistic and professional. The author must have done extensive research on autism. It's very thought-provoking, and the writing is natural and smooth. The only downside is that the ending felt a bit rushed, and the villain seemed a bit dim-witted 😂. Also, the story of Dr. Jiang and Director Lu wasn't clearly developed.

Actually, the romance wasn't a major focus; the main storyline revolved around their work, which felt very realistic. The ending felt a bit rushed, ending abruptly after defeating the main villain, and there was no confession at the very end. It felt like an open ending, but not quite, because I felt they would definitely end up together. I hope the author will include some side stories; I'd love to see more interaction between them!