The Sickly Man Insists on Giving Me His Life!

The day Lin Wei met Gu Yan, the piercing wail of an ambulance shattered the afternoon’s quiet, and the whole school heard it. The pale, handsome top student who always kept to himself collapsed in the blazing sunlight like a fragile glass figurine. As if possessed, Lin Wei, a girl as lively as a little sun, burst into his silent, gloomy world.

“Gu Yan, from today on, your life is in my hands!” she declared. Ignoring his icy resistance, she forced her way into his life: making sure he took his medicine, accompanying him through hospitals reeking of disinfectant, and becoming his firmest support each time illness knocked him down. Two utterly different hearts quietly drew closer through days of companionship and arguments.

But shadows followed them everywhere. Gu Yan’s best friend silently watched over Lin Wei, while his childhood friend, a woman from a prominent family, looked at him with stubborn affection. Suspicion, misunderstandings, and his relapsing illness repeatedly pushed them to the edge. When the diagnosis Gu Yan had torn up himself, bearing the cold words “37% survival rate” and glaring marks, fluttered down at Lin Wei’s feet, the lights of the desperate operating room came on. Separated by the cold glass of the ICU, she trembled as she wrote, “Jerk.”

“Gu Yan, just try dying on me!”

Her only answer was a faint but stubborn tap from the other side of the glass. A pale fingertip drew a crooked little heart beside her angry words, a heart enough to light up the whole world. This is their youth, a race against death and a fight for love. Can the frail top student and the spirited girl walk hand in hand through their thorny path and reach a sunlit ending?