Antidote

The young master Cheng Ke, who was thrown out, got into a fierce fight over a one-hundred-yuan bill that he had thrown into the trash can. Subsequently, he received a business card made of cigarette paper from his opponent. Unbeknownst to him, the landlord of the house he had inadvertently rented was the owner of that cigarette paper business card

From then on, the conflicts between Cheng Ke, who has a level 10 disability in self-care, and the rough-and-tumble San Ge, Jiang Yuduo, became incessant, marking the beginning of their acquaintance that started with a fight. As their interactions gradually increased, Jiang Yuduo discovered that the seemingly useless Cheng Ke was actually a master of sand painting, which piqued his curiosity. Meanwhile, the mysterious past and the 'them' that Jiang Yuduo continuously avoided plunged Cheng Ke into confusion. As their interactions gradually increased, Jiang Yuduo discovered that the seemingly useless Cheng Ke was actually a master of sand painting, which piqued his curiosity. Meanwhile, the mysterious past and the 'them' that Jiang Yuduo continuously avoided plunged Cheng Ke into confusion

The author employs meticulous descriptions to vividly and three-dimensionally portray characters with distinct personalities and backgrounds, such as Cheng Ke, a seemingly useless individual who is denied by his family yet harbors a gentle heart; Jiang Yuduo, who appears arrogant but occasionally displays childlike behavior; and Chen Qing, the loyal and humorous protector of friends. The lighthearted language also brings moments of laughter.

As the plot progresses, the continuously emerging mysteries evoke a strong desire to seek answers, anticipating how two individuals from completely different worlds ultimately come together