Mysterious Lotus Casebook: The Lotus Ferryer Becomes Medicine

[A heads-up: This book may have a slice-of-life feel, and much of it is like a TV drama. There may be some out-of-character moments, but probably not many, and there are some original details too. The pairing is the original male lead and Huahua. There's no steamy romance and not that many golden fingers. The tone might be angsty, though I really don't know. I usually write as I go and see where things lead. If that's not your thing, don't open the book. Thanks for understanding.] Have you heard of damage to the heart meridians? It's an illness recorded in traditional Chinese medical texts, and it really exists. It refers to how a person's heart meridians can be damaged after they experience immense sorrow, repression, setbacks, illness, or a hurdle they can't overcome. Someone with damaged heart meridians has already lost their vitality and spirit. They're hanging on by a thread, or pushing themselves to keep going for the sake of certain people or things. They feel terribly exhausted, with a kind of emptiness and fatigue no one understands. They no longer want to move, speak, go out, or socialize. They have no desires and care about nothing. Even they may think they've let go, accepted things, and found peace, but in truth, their heart and spirit have been wounded... Li Xiangyi never died from the Bicha poison, and Li Lianhua wasn't truly free of all desires. There was simply no one who cared, until he appeared...