Pei Qingyue, a business tycoon, is thirty years old, decisive in killing, half-deaf, and no one dares to approach him.
Chen Jiaojiao, twenty-five years old, had a high fever in her childhood that damaged her intelligence. She is timid and silent, and cherishes words like gold.
A marriage that returned favors forcibly tied two people living in their own isolated islands together.
When they first met, he called her a "little fool", blaming all his dissatisfaction with fate on her, making sarcastic remarks and humiliating her.
But she didn't know how to resist. She burned her hand and asked him: "Second brother, am I stupid?"
Until that early morning, when she huddled on the bus stop and froze for six hours, the first thing she did when she saw him was to hand him a package of wrinkled biscuits - "Second brother, have breakfast."
He finally understood that this girl who was deeply hurt by him was the only light in his life.
From harm to protection, from the isolated island to the way home.
He spent the rest of his life teaching her to be smart, and she spent the rest of her life teaching him how to love.
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In the early stage, he abused the heroine, but in the later stage, he was cured by sweet pets.
The male protagonist is half-deaf × the female protagonist is mentally retarded, two-way redemption
The female protagonist will slowly recover, the male protagonist's ears will heal, and the ending will be happy.
Intention: He can't hear the world, and she can't read people's hearts.
They were pushed together by fate, becoming each other's burdens and antidotes.
Pei Qingyue taught Chen Jiaojiao how to read, count, and identify more than a dozen products in the supermarket—teaching her how to survive in a world that was not friendly to her.
Chen Jiaojiao taught Pei Qingyue to say "I'm sorry", "Thank you" and "I love you" - teaching him how to transform from an invulnerable monster into a person who can feel pain, cry and laugh again.
The best love is not to find a perfect person to spend the rest of your life with.
But two imperfect people, in each other's eyes, just perfect.