Yun Shu is a fragile painter who is afraid of pain. Her old breast pain forced her to go to Gu Yan's physical therapy clinic.
When they met for the first time, he was a cold and inhumane doctor. He pressed his cold fingertips on her painful area and said in a tone without warmth: "Be patient, this is treatment."
But she didn't notice that there was a tattered physiotherapy manual hidden in the drawer of his consulting room. There were cases with anonymized names in it, with handwritten notes such as "Hot compress three days in advance", "Avoid the third rib on the right side", "Replace chamomile essential oil (sensitive to peppermint)" - all her details.
He would stop her from drinking cold milk on a rainy day, hold her wrist until it turned red, but turn her head and take out the warm pumpkin porridge; he would secretly hide the sketch she left in the clinic and change the attic to look like her painting; when she blushed after teasing her, he would pinch her chin and kiss her, with the madness in his eyes that could not be hidden: "Only I can touch you, and only I can cure you."
Gu Yan's gentleness was never to others, and his professionalism was only tailor-made for her. Those seemingly forced concerns, the secrets hidden in the physical therapy manual, and the paranoia of fear of losing her are all his burning love.
"Your pain is mine." "My profession only revolves around you." - From the temptation and entanglement in the consulting room to the warm sunshine in the attic, the madness and tenderness of the sickly doctor are all given to his fragile painter. Two-way redemption, sweetness and abuse intertwined, a sweet story about paranoid possession.
Intention: Two-way redemption