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Synopsis
Jane, a supermarket owner, is baffled by a regular customer who purchases an absurd volume of contraceptives over two years. Their paths cross again during a blind date, where both admit to being 'sick,' leading to a clingy and supportive relationship where they serve as each other's emotional tranquilizers. This novel reads like a classic ABO romance, leaning heavily into the 'cold-faced CEO' and 'mutual healing' tropes. It is perfect for readers who enjoy low-stress, sugary BL stories with a focus on domestic intimacy. Those seeking complex plot twists or high-stakes drama should skip this title. The pacing is brisk and efficient, with the standout quality being the playful contrast between the characters' professional veneers and their private, needy dynamics.
📚 Chapters (85 total)
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Editorial Review
This completed BL novel provides a concise and satisfying romantic arc across 85 chapters. Its primary strength is the chemistry between the lead pair; the dynamic of two 'sick' individuals finding stability in one another creates a warm, comforting atmosphere. The narrative avoids unnecessary filler, making for a smooth reading experience. However, the story's reliance on well-worn genre clichés—specifically the stoic Alpha president—makes the plot highly predictable. While the premise is quirky, the execution remains safe and conventional. It functions as a light, sweet diversion rather than a groundbreaking work of fiction. For readers looking for a quick, feel-good story that delivers on its promise of sweetness without cruel angst, this is a solid choice, though it offers little in the way of innovation.