[Actor + Traditional Chinese Medicine + Slow-Burn + Mutual Healing + Hidden Identity Revealed + Devoted to Each Other + Happy Ending]
A lost young woman of traditional medicine × a reclusive, depressed movie star. They meet in the mountains and save each other.
Lin Fu was kept in the pharmacy by her grandfather from childhood, learning medicine. Her whole life and future had been planned for her.
When her grandfather died suddenly, the shackles fell away, but she was at a loss, unable to find a reason to keep living.
After setting off on a aimless road trip, she settled in Yunshan Village, deep in the mountains, and became a doctor living in seclusion.
*
A strikingly handsome man moved into the old house next door.
He was silent and taciturn every day, wrapped in a chill gloom that never seemed to lift. The villagers assumed he was just an ordinary man who had returned from the city after a setback.
Lin Fu never asked about his past. One day, while taking his pulse by chance, she sensed a knot in his heart and realized he was mired in depression.
She withdrew her hand and said as if nothing were wrong, "You've got too much internal heat. Some cooling herbal tea should do the trick."
She did not expose him or disturb the defenses around his tightly closed heart. She simply did what a doctor ought to do, letting herbs and plants gently seep into his world, quietly and gradually soothing the scars in his heart.
*
Life in the mountains moved at an easy, unhurried pace. The scent of herbs mingled with cooking smoke as two lost hearts slowly drew close.
Until one day...
Tan Yi, Lin Fu's childhood friend, a stunning city beauty, received a letter from her unflappable friend, as she often did. Wait, no, hold on. It looked like a photo had accidentally slipped into the letter. The man with his arm around my best friend... why does he look so much like the legendary movie star Ye Xunji?!
*
Later, he starred in a movie, playing her grandfather.
She sat in the darkness, tears streaming down her face, and suddenly understood.
All her grandfather had spent a lifetime teaching her was how to slow down.
Slow down enough to hear someone's heartbeat, slow down enough to wait for the rain to stop.
The article is very well written. I am also writing a book on salvation recently. Your book has given me a lot of inspiration. The writing is delicate and touching, and the words and the article are very appropriate. Especially the 13th child is so good (for me)😍🥰(≧∇≦)/
I've finished reading it, it's beautiful, and the relationships between the other two pairs of deputy CPs are also very nice. There are three different types of emotional lines. But the story is too thin when I read it. It would be better if it was thicker.