Reborn as the CEO’s Doctor Friend

My next book, I'll Write a Love Letter to the Villain, is coming soon. Scroll down to read the blurb. Please, please add it to your reading list. If he had committed a crime, they should have sent him to some uninhabited wasteland to grow herbs, instead of making him transmigrate into this old-fashioned, melodramatic Mary Sue novel that was cruel to both body and heart. And they certainly shouldn't have made him the tragic, disposable doctor friend who had to provide the CEO with house calls in the middle of the night. Jiang Chu, a promising young practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, transmigrated one day into the role of a doctor friend in a classic CEO romance. Treating the CEO was hard, and the CEO had no medical knowledge at all. Jiang Chu: You have a bit of kidney deficiency. CEO Chu Linzhou glared at him. Not long after... One morning, Chu Linzhou said, looking refreshed, "Dr. Jiang, take my pulse again and see if I'm still deficient." Jiang Chu glanced at the bite marks on his wrist. Thanks, he felt like the deficient one now. After transmigrating, Jiang Chu relied on his medical expertise and became a renowned practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine. More and more patients came to his home for treatment, and for some reason, he also found himself with more and more admirers. Chu Linzhou's father: I'll give you a hundred million. Leave my son. Jiang Chu: It's not that I refuse, and it's not that you're offering too little. Your son just won't let me go. Reader's note: The career and romance plots run side by side. All the medical cases described here are fictional and should not be used as a reference. Please seek treatment at a real hospital. Next up: I'll Write a Love Letter to the Villain Mai Chong was reborn and returned to high school. That's when he learned that his world was the setting of a novel, a story centered on Gu Jun, whom he had pursued for ages. He was nothing more than a minor cannon-fodder character, mentioned in passing. In his previous life, Mai Chong had pursued Gu Jun relentlessly, doting on him and living for his smile, only to be kidnapped by Gu Jun's arch-enemy, Qin Yin. Before Gu Jun could arrive, Mai Chong was thrown into the sea. Reborn for a second life, Mai Chong had finally seen the light. He decided to keep his distance from Gu Jun and focus on his studies. There were plenty of people at high school worth dating, after all. That handsome, sunny athlete seemed like a good choice. Mai Chong began expressing his feelings. Having learned from his previous life, he decided to be subtle and not too forward when pursuing someone. So every now and then, he slipped a love letter into the athlete's locker, patiently waiting for love to blossom. After writing letters off and on for an entire semester, Mai Chong gave up. He had his dignity, too. On the third day after he gave up, the young villain Qin Yin cornered him. The young villain grinned at him, a sinister glint in his eyes. "Why did you stop writing love letters? Hmm?" Mai Chong: "..." Damn it, which bastard told him the locker he'd been putting love letters in belonged to the athlete?! Theme: Treat everyone equally