In a different world where adventurers have a strict hierarchy, "talent" is a blessing from God, but it is also a shackles of fate - with one ability, there is no possibility of entering other fields.
The protagonist Asfi was born into a family of adventurers. His father is a prestigious A-level swordsman, and his mother is a healer who has saved countless people with her healing magic. When he was five years old, he awakened his healing talent in an accident, but was pronounced "the road to swordsmanship is closed" from then on. His father's expectations, his own longing for the sword, and his natural healing instinct collided fiercely, leaving him confused in his "predetermined destiny": When the therapist's palm grasps the hilt of the sword, is it a disobedience to the rules or a redemption of the self?
When he was ten years old, the appearance of Laila, a girl with cat ears, broke the peace. As an orc girl with a talent for swordsmanship, Laila joined Asfi's father with the belief of "becoming stronger and protecting her family". One is a young man who was trapped in the label of "healer" by fate, and the other is a sword genius with great talent but burdened with responsibility. The two went from strangers to side by side, and became both friends and rivals during special training. Laila's sharp sword moves, her father's strict teachings, and Asfi's gradually awakening obsession of "even if you have no talent, you must work hard to open a path" are intertwined into a song of growth against fate.
When the world is caged by "talent", and when the light of a healer is regarded as the only way back, Asfi glimpses the truth between the sword and healing: destiny is never a multiple-choice question - he can heal the pain with the healing in his palm, and he can also split the shackles of rules with the hand holding the sword.
