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A smooth-sailing associate chief physician × a genius who's been to prison
The most irrational thing He Shuyan has ever done was bring home a man who'd served time, after her mentor's funeral.
She arranged an internship for him, paid his medical and social insurance, and helped him go from working as a supermarket cashier to wearing a white coat again.
Everyone said she was crazy.
Her mother called her naively stupid. She was almost forty, yet still clinging to the idea that good grades from student days made someone special. No, that wasn't quite right: Zheng Chenxi's grades weren't even enough to make him special.
Her colleagues asked what she saw in taking care of a deadweight.
Only He Shuyan knew:
This man had once shone brilliantly. He was the dream of her youth, always one step ahead of her, until he finally fell and shattered to pieces.
Now she had money, free time, and a problem, and all she wanted was to put him back together, piece by piece.
But as that dream looked at her, he thought: If I can never catch up with her, and get so furious that I want to drag her down, can that count as love?
If so, then he truly loved her.
Theme: Youth