The year Shen Zhi became a top-tier star, she was admitted to First Hospital of Haishi with gastric bleeding.
Her attending physician was Lu Shiyan.
He read through her medical records and said calmly, “An acute flare-up of chronic gastritis.”
She thought it was the most standard doctor-patient conversation imaginable.
Until the day of her follow-up appointment, when she spotted a face-down photo frame on the desk in the doctors’ on-call room.
Inside was a picture of her from the year she graduated college, its edges yellowed with age.
And on the back of the photo was a train ticket from Nancheng to Haishi, dated three years earlier.
In the blank space on the ticket stub was his familiar handwriting:
“June 15, 2019. She left.”
“September 12, 2022. I came to Haishi to work as a doctor.”
# Older, restrained and devoted male doctor × beautiful, stubborn actress
# Childhood sweethearts # Rekindled romance
1v1 / happy ending / two strong leads / devoted secret love / rekindled romance / both leads are virgins, and there are no kissing scenes with the second male lead
I have read nearly half of the book. The author's writing style is very good, and he can accurately and vividly describe the psychological activities of the characters, which is very visual. The pull between the protagonists is also very engaging. However, I would like to make a small suggestion. When describing details and some plots, you can use fewer words and sentences and replace them with synonyms, which will give a better impression. For example, "almost unnoticeable" and "so long that she thought..." Are used many times. Although it does not affect the general picture, it will always cause drama if you read too much. This is a kind suggestion 😄
The writing is very detailed and makes people want to keep reading.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Very beautiful writing
So detailed, huge praise to the author!