Withdrawal Symptoms

[Published under the title *The Camellia That Lost Its Warmth*. Now available on all major platforms~] ◎Airhead vs. cold-hearted person / the powerful one finally gives in ◎Eight-year age gap When Chen Xirui first met him, she glanced at him from the corner of her eye. The man had striking bone structure, handsome, regular features, and the self-centered, emotionally detached air of a well-off man. The second time they met, Chen Xirui leaned over to his car window and asked with a grin, “What make is your car?” Fu Yanqin looked at the girl in front of him. Her gaze was bright, her words sincere, and there was a hint of clumsy worldliness in her eyes. Was she really stupid, or was she simply too good at this? He gave a faint sneer. “Your face isn't pretty enough, and your figure isn't good enough either. Little girl, I suggest you stick to things you can actually handle.” But throughout the years they spent tangled up with each other, Fu Yanqin more than once found himself thinking of taking her home as his wife. By the time everything had settled, Chen Xirui had already been gone for many years. Chen Xirui believes her life is one long process of trial and error. She chose clinical medicine for the college entrance exam without really knowing what she was doing, and her teachers thought she lacked clinical judgment and wasn't cut out to be a doctor. That's all right. She can learn, one step at a time. She had two relationships that ended without going anywhere. The first was young and innocent, and promises that were too beautiful came too early. The second left her badly wounded, turning a carefree girl into a literary romantic. Fortunately, there's still plenty of future ahead, and she's still young. The story of a young woman who heads north to study, navigates love, and stumbles her way toward becoming an attending physician. [Content warnings] Happy ending. Both leads are non-virgins. The heroine isn't a great beauty. Theme: The sun always comes out after the storm.