For Jiang Yicheng, "family" means long waiting and ultimate emptiness. As a neurologist, she can pinpoint the pain of every nerve, but she has never been able to cure her inner distrust of intimate relationships. So when Tang Yi, the calm and straightforward founder of a technology company, proposed marriage, she agreed without hesitation.
She thought they would be strangers sharing the same roof but living in a parallel universe.
Until she got used to finding a small lamp left for her in the study room late at night; until he remembered all her weird preferences for coffee and tea; until her grandfather was hospitalized, he handled everything silently, and then said to her: "Don't be afraid, I'm here."
Tang Yi used the warmth and certainty brought by his native family to patiently restart her perception system of "home" bit by bit.
It turns out that the most brilliant "nerve repair" is not surgery, but love.
