After We Started Sharing a Home, the Sensitive Esper Was Healed by a Boy

“I can sense everyone's emotions, but I can't understand my parents' silence.”

Lu Juewei has a pair of eyes that turn black. Her ability lets her see into people's hearts, yet she never gets the care she needs from her family. On the day she transfers schools, her power spirals out of control and nearly drives her to collapse. Then the touch of a strange boy lets her experience “peace” for the first time.

“Let's get a place together. My house has an empty room.” Su Xianqing's invitation is like a ray of light shining into her gloomy life.

He's a gifted young healer whose fingertips glow with warm light that can dispel negative emotions, yet every night he hides on the balcony, bearing his pain alone.

Their shared life is sweet with a hint of bitterness: the food-loving neighbor upstairs never serves the same homemade breakfast twice; her childhood friend always knows how to make her laugh; her best friend blossoms from insecurity into confidence; and her clingy younger brother is the warmest emotional anchor.

When she finally sees through her parents' coldness, Lu Juewei understands at last: some people's love is something you can never force, but some people enter your life to tell you, “You deserve to be loved.”

She doesn't forgive her family's indifference, but learns to make peace with herself. She sets aside the sharp edge of her power to weave webs of emotion, all to protect the warmth of those around her.

A healing journey where two people choose each other, and the warmth of bonds between a lively cast: this is a coming-of-age story about “a sensitive soul who refuses to feel inferior, and a healer who is never alone.”