My Brother Turned into a Little Lolita, I Vowed Never to Let Go

Daily+Change Marriage+Sprinkle Sugar+Cure When he was ten years old, Lin Chichi, who was holding a glass marble in his hand, met Ye Zaozao, who was like a snow dumpling under the cherry blossom tree. The two children who were teased by fate made a wish on the four-leaf clover, but within a few days they encountered great changes in their lives when their mother died of illness and their parents abandoned them. During the ten-year bond, Lin Chichi, who was tortured by the shadow of his mother's death, and Ye, who was terminally ill, hugged and kept warm in a dilapidated rental house early on. They used the money they earned from part-time work to eke out a living and engraved the promise under the cherry blossom tree into their bones. When the four-leaf clover pendant on Ye Zaozao's chest was stained with blood again, Lin Chichi waited day and night in the smart ward. "Is the medicine very bitter? I'll boil some water for you to drink." "It's not bitter, the medicine given by Zan Chi is always sweet." The children's paintings behind the old photos hide unfulfilled wishes, the hose of the drip pump reflects the moonlight, and two broken souls are tightly intertwined on the edge of life and death. Can this long-distance race for redemption across childhood lead to the miracle of falling cherry blossoms? Can the broken glass marbles left on the path of childhood still piece together the luck promised by the four-leaf clover?