Outside of Cases, I Love You Secretly

Lin Wangchu grew up in a family of traditional Chinese medicine. He is a medical graduate student with top academic achievements and a stable future. Her life was planned in an orderly manner - until one day she met Shen Xu in the clinical internship ward. Shen Xu is a young patient who refuses to cooperate with treatment and is also a taciturn female painter. She said it wasn't that I didn't want to live, I was just tired of being studied as a case study. At that moment, Lin Wangchu was shaken for the first time - she had never really wanted to know someone so much. From the beginning of the medical-patient relationship to transcending family expectations, social prejudices and inner struggles, the two women entered each other's lives through silent dialogue and proximity. They loved secretly, quietly moved away, and bravely reunited. Under the intersection of fate and choice, they decided not to hide anymore. They worked hand in hand to raise the abandoned children and move to a foreign country to start a new life. Amidst the language barrier and reality, they built a home bit by bit that no one had taught them how to run. This is not a blessed love but a love that is unwilling to let go in every difficult situation. They are not each other's salvation but the reason for choosing each other to stay. This is a long emotional novel between a woman and a woman that starts from medical records and is based on real life, writing a gentle confrontation that transcends prejudice and the times. Not dramatic but very soulful. Not perfect but good enough to get to the end.