[Heartwarming and Healing + Rekindled Romance + Slice of Life + Niche Professions + Episodic Stories + Ensemble Cast]
Have you ever gone to the hospital alone?
They say everyone who goes to the hospital alone has a story to tell.
Companion-care specialist Mo Xiaoke knows this better than anyone.
For example, there's the girl neglected by her parents, who goes through abortion after abortion just to get a little of what she calls “love.”
Or the young woman who loses her husband unexpectedly six months into their marriage, then discovers she's pregnant before she even has time to grieve.
Or the stern, stubborn old father, estranged from his own daughter and now desperately in need of a liver transplant.
And the middle-aged woman who endured ten years of domestic abuse and finally managed to start a happy marriage anew, only to be plunged into despair by a cesarean-scar pregnancy...
Some are torn between their feelings and reality, while others would rather give up their lives for love.
Some spend their entire lives trying to escape the shadow of their family of origin.
Little by little, companion-care specialist Mo Xiaoke becomes a confidante, bodyguard, nurse, and counselor.
She thinks she's a jack of all trades.
But can someone tell her what to do when her ex-boyfriend has depression, refuses to talk about it, and won't seek treatment?
A martial arts champion turns to become a "temporary family member", the setting is novel and heartwarming. The cases that Mo Xiaoke accompanies are real and down-to-earth - elderly people living alone, children with rare diseases, each story is a social aspect. The line between the male and female protagonists from first love on campus to adult redemption is delicate and full of fireworks, and the warm lines of neighbors helping each other are poignant.
The world is so bitter, I wish it was sweeter. Fortunately, in the end it is a warm and positive story. I hope it can be made into a TV series. I will definitely watch it [currently in development] [currently in development]
I cried when I read the first chapter. My parents are not traveling far away, but in today's society it is difficult to work and survive. It is inevitable that my parents have to face the problem of medical treatment alone. When I think of this, I feel anxious and worried... I feel very empathetic 😢 😢
I feel that I also need an accompanying clinician. Who knows how hard it is to work alone and not dare to go to the hospital? This profession is really important to me. Is there anyone who can recommend one in real life? 🤭🤭🤭🤭
Respect fairy tales, respect life
Very beautiful. It's the first time I've seen this. It's great👌
Not bad, give it a look
Seeing the suffering in the world from the perspective of the accompanying clinician is truly touching.
You can really see all kinds of life from the hospital.
The stories in this book are so true! Everyone who goes to the hospital has a story, some sad, some infuriating. I feel so pitiful about the aunt who was domestically abused. She should leave that person as soon as possible. There is also Grandma Zhang's daughter, who is so amazing, but she still doesn't have a boyfriend at thirty-two, so her mother must be very worried. I like Mo Xiaoke, she is like a superhero, helping those in need. This book allowed me to see a different life, which is very interesting!