Wheelchair-Bound CEO, Please Don't Cry: Let's Chase the Wind in the Wilderness Together

Sickly male lead + Disabled + Beautiful, powerful, and tragic + Mutual redemption + Strong male lead + Contrast + Both pure + CEO romance + Urban workplace + Happy Ending

“I have no future.”

“But you gave them, that child, and me countless futures.”

“When they first met, she was facing setbacks everywhere, hurt by her own family, and at the lowest point in her life. He had recently been injured and had just returned to work and everyday life, utterly hopeless. By a twist of fate, she became his secretary.

Later, she helped him find hope again, and he helped her take the stage that was hers and achieve her dreams.

Beneath the endless wilderness, where the starry river shone bright, they embraced and vowed to stay together for the rest of their lives...”

The male lead is a supportive partner who guides the female lead as she grows stronger. But he is in poor health: he is paraplegic and weak, cannot fully care for himself, and has impaired function in his right hand. He needs to wear diapers, and his condition involves nerve pain, spasms, incontinence, stomach problems, asthma, bouts of depression, and other symptoms. His disability is lifelong, and he does not recover later in the story. Another accident leaves him paralyzed at a higher level. The story includes some medical details.

The male lead has a strong personality. Before his injury, he was a gifted but flamboyant, unruly young heir to a wealthy family. He is also principled, responsible, cultured, and a gentleman. He is injured and paralyzed while saving someone, and his behavior changes afterward. He knows how to use a gun. The second male lead develops heart disease later in the story.

This is not a fast-paced power fantasy! The focus is on companionship, so take your time reading. There will be a cute baby later on (≧ω≦)/