Confession by Sixth Sense

Lin Chuxia has a secret: she has started experiencing “phantom pain” with increasing frequency.

When her wrist begins to ache, she knocks over a glass of red wine at a charity banquet. When her fingertips start to burn, he crushes a coffee cup in the conference room next door.

Then a man named Gu Huaijin shows up at her door and pricks his finger with a needle, making her cry out in pain in front of everyone.

“There’s a little problem between us that science can’t explain.”

He announces coolly, “To keep you from ending up in the ER whenever I get hurt, I suggest we move in together and monitor the situation.”

Gu Huaijin has a secret of his own: he discovered this strange connection before she did.

A man who puts reason above all else, he adds this accident to his risk assessment and reaches the optimal solution: keep her where he can see her.

But when he senses her fear as she’s being harassed, his body rushes out the door before his mind can catch up.

When he “shares” the joy she feels as inspiration strikes, he finds it more satisfying than landing a billion-yuan project.

This is bad. A flood of emotion is starting to overwhelm the carefully built dam of his reason.

And so, their two worlds begin to merge.

Her brushstrokes start to flow with the elegant logic of data.

His decisions gradually take on the warmth of artistic intuition.

Through this one-of-a-kind “language,” they experience the loneliness the other has kept hidden, see the wounds that have yet to heal, become each other’s support in times of crisis, and share the comfort of a cup of hot chocolate late at night.

But when the pressure of a family-arranged marriage looms, when plagiarism allegations threaten their dreams, and when distance grows and their connection begins to fade...

Only then do they suddenly realize: