[Two male leads + secret crush comes true + intense romantic tension + jealous commander vs. steadfast doctor]
“The moment my bullet took aim at the criminal, my heart deserted me for him first.”
So the poison I could never quit was a name etched into my bones and blood since I was ten.
On a battlefield thick with smoke, he was the cold-blooded judge who held life and death in his hands: Special Forces Commander Zhao Yu!
And Tan Yue, a renowned doctor taken hostage by criminals, was on the brink of death. Reflected in his pupils was not the blade at his throat, but Zhao Yu’s face... the profile that had defined his entire youth fifteen years ago!
For eight years, he had personally buried the boy he called his “secret crush.”
But when Zhao Yu’s figure emerged through the smoke and ruins, all reason came crashing down.
For fifteen years, from the age of ten to his rise as a top doctor, Zhao Yu had been the poison he willingly swallowed.
He gave up literature for the scalpel, tempering his secret love into the cold edge of his blade.
The commander was aloof and merciless, yet when he heard that “Dr. Tan keeps an old photo of a mysterious man,” he went mad with jealousy!
“Who is the man he treasures?!” Burning with jealousy, the commander swore to find that damned “white moonlight”!
He had no idea that he himself was the one and only man in the photo, the one who had occupied Dr. Tan’s heart for fifteen years!
Gunfire! Bullets pierced evil.
Silence! Love had already conquered the city.
“You’ve been secretly watching me for fifteen years? Hmm?” The commander’s voice rasped as he delivered his verdict:
“Tan Yue, the rest of your life belongs to me.”
This long-delayed hunt, fifteen years in the making...
Will it end with the ruthless hunter’s ultimate capture?
Or... is it the prey’s carefully plotted counterattack?
An adolescent boy develops a spark of love because of an unconscious rescue. At this point, a fifteen-year secret love quietly kicked off. Meet the light, chase the light, become the light, radiate the light. This is the goal Tan Yue set for himself. "The Last Summer of Klingsor" was the only extracurricular book Tan Yue bought in high school. He clearly remembered the sentence written in it, "Winter will come again and again, and people who should meet will meet again." When he knew that Zhao Yu was going to enroll in the military academy, Tan Yue had already quickly analyzed in his mind the probability of meeting Zhao Yu again in the future if he became a writer. The answer is obvious. So Tan Yue stopped keeping a diary and instead remembered mathematics knowledge that was unfamiliar to him. He spent five years searching for the boy in his memory, and another eight years forcing himself to forget that light. It wasn't until the second before death that he discovered that Zhao Yu was a drug he couldn't quit, a name that had been engraved in his bones and blood since he was ten years old. With just one glance, his heartbeat no longer belonged to him.
It's well written, and the emotional line is very delicate.