Guide To Raising the Sick Villain Novel

Qiao Lan transmigrates into a novel, becoming a mere cannon fodder character destined for a tragic end after being bullied and then developing a fatal jealousy towards the heroine over the hero. Upon her arrival in this new world, Qiao Lan encounters a male character whose fate is even more pitiable: bullied, severely autistic, and with crippled legs. Haunted by the knowledge that this boy, Tan Mo, will only live for two more years, Qiao Lan's conscience is stirred, leading her to care for the withdrawn youth. Two years pass, transforming them both into each other's anchors; he regains his ability to walk and can hold her. Qiao Lan, recalling information about Asperger's Syndrome, believes Tan Mo, with his childlike emotional landscape and potentially brilliant intellect but low emotional quotient, cannot experience romantic love. She anticipates his reliance and protection, but not romantic affection, as he cannot grasp such emotions. The novel further muses on the complexities of love for individuals with Asperger's, including the possibility of possessiveness and obsession that can lead to trouble and tragedy due to the intensity of their affections.