Renxin Hospital has welcomed a genius hematology expert, Ye Yin. His looks are out of this world, and his skills are legendary. There is just one catch: he never joins group meals, and avoids day shifts whenever he can, claiming to be allergic to ultraviolet light.
The only person at the hospital who thinks he is merely “a little unusual physically” is Ming Xi, the surgery department’s shining star. She is also devoted to feeding him red dates and goji berries. Then one night, she catches him in the operating room with a glowing blood butterfly perched on his fingertip, as the vital signs of a critically ill patient miraculously stabilize.
Ming Xi: “...Some kind of new medical technology?” Ye Yin calmly wipes his hands. “Mm. It’s been in my family for generations.”
After that, strange tales start cropping up around the hospital. Dr. Ye always “happens” to pass by wards filled with overwhelming joy or grief. Terminal patients often dream of a gentleman who whispers words of comfort. And Ming Xi realizes that her poker-faced colleague always “happens” to stop by when she’s working late, bringing coffee that is always just the right temperature.
[Reading Guide] One-on-one romance, episodic stories, and the many emotions of life. When a vampire prince becomes fascinated with understanding human joy, anger, sorrow, and fear, it can only be because he has fallen in love with his “one and only sun.”, “Dr. Ye, can your ‘family technology’ analyze this blood test and tell me... just how much I like you?”
