Can't Help but Peck You

1. They were wonderful, and they met in this wonderful season.

That year, Ji Mu and Cheng Zhou's meeting set everything in motion.

When the seventeen-year-old boy held out his hand to the fourteen-year-old girl, their red thread of fate had already been quietly tied.

"Could you fall for someone just because of his voice?" her friend asked.

Ji Mu smiled without answering.

His voice was more than just pleasant to listen to.

It was her salvation.

2. How could Ji Mu, with her perfect reflexes, actually bump into someone on the street?

The thing was, this person... *sniff*, when he smiled, hehe, he was kind of handsome?

No, wait!

He was clearly a scheming jerk... and what was he calling himself, a phantom doctor?

Ugh, so cringe.

Kid, are you even old enough to be out here scamming someone a few years younger than you? And you're calling yourself a doctor...

Huh? This medical license looks pretty convincing?

Fine, an intern it is. At least I'll have something to do, and I'll get paid.

And so, from that day on, Ji Mu became the apprentice of the phantom doctor Cheng Zhou. No, wait, his intern.

(The female lead really does have a lot of illnesses.)

Coming soon: Light Years Are Not Years

Ji Yunnian is a punk. A punk with no moral scruples who rolls up his sleeves and fights anyone he doesn't like. And here he is, locked up in solitary again. He tried to provoke his cellmate and failed, then got beaten up by a guard who came over after hearing the commotion.

The guard gave him a helpless look, then scratched a sentence into the ground.

Later, the man left, and Ji Yunnian was alone in the cell. Every day, he stared at those words, over and over. When they finally let him out, he couldn't help running his fingers over them a few more times.

"If your heart is a cage, then every place is a cage. Freedom isn't outside you, but within."

What an old hand at this life-coach stuff~

Ji Yunnian pulled down the brim of his baseball cap.

Then, I'll go find him.

That drop of water falling in a parched desert.

Theme: Someone is always waiting for you. What you think is coincidence is actually someone's deliberate doing.