A Deep Understanding of Pain

[Campus | Two Top Students | Both Pure | Mutual Healing | Uncovering the Truth | Crackdown on Organized Crime | Mystery | BE]

“If you’re willing to wait for me, I’ll catch you a little fish first. The bigger fish get tastier the longer you wait.”

Shen Wuyou and Chen Moshen first met at a temple. They made wishes beneath the same wishing tree.

Shen Wuyou: “May my mother be reborn in paradise, free from all suffering.”

Chen Moshen: “May my stepmother never be reborn, for all eternity.”

Shen Wuyou picked up the wish plaque from the ground.

Could someone really wish for their own mother never to be reborn…?

“Does she even deserve to be called my mother?”

The last time they met was also at a temple.

Chen Moshen knelt before the Buddha, making a wish completely different from the one he had made eight years earlier.

“Buddha above, I am willing to trade ten years of my life for Wuyou to have peace and happiness in her next life…”

Two souls who had no connection at all became entangled because they missed their mothers and were both exceptional in their own ways.

She loved boldly and hated fiercely, and she changed him.

At first, he couldn’t stand her, and she couldn’t stand him.

In the end, he was thinking of her on one side, and she was thinking of him on the other.

She was born unable to feel pain. She used this blade to carve a path through life, but the price she paid was devastating.

Her inability to feel pain let her earn the most “violent” money.

“That way, even if they hit me, it won’t hurt, and you won’t have to worry about me anymore.”

For her, he could give up his dream of a career in finance and become the police officer she had always dreamed of being.

But all she could do was become an even more formidable undercover agent, pressing on beneath an unbearable burden.

“How could I not worry about you!”

At last, the truth came out. What happened to the girl he had secretly loved since high school?

Only then did he feel the full force of her physical and emotional pain.

Pain, deeply understood.

Every word carried depth.