I Want to Go Blow in the Wind with You

Mu Chenxi's greatest skill is 'counterattack.' After failing the college entrance exam, he attended a vocational college but gritted his teeth and upgraded to a bachelor's degree. With an ordinary undergraduate background, he fought his way into Anhui Medical University for a master's and doctorate. Others looked down on his low starting point, but he quietly entered the laboratory of a top-tier hospital. At twenty-eight, he was steady, reliable, skilled, and completely single. Friends half-persuaded, half-forced him onto a dating show, saying, 'Think of it as a free trip.' Mu Chenxi believed them. The day the plane landed in Hainan, the sea breeze hit him with a wave of heat. He stood in front of the camera, palms sweating with nervousness, and looked up to meet a pair of smiling eyes. The girl wore a white dress, her features bright, and introduced herself crisply: 'Xia Fengjing, flight attendant for China Southern Airlines.' She had seen too much insincerity and thought this trip to Hainan was just another professional gig. Neither expected—the wooden doctor fell in love, and the wandering flight attendant fell in love. No domineering pursuit, no cliché misunderstandings, just two imperfect ordinary people drawing closer and more certain in the wind of reality. Later, they all said: The best love isn't about being a perfect match; it's about wanting to go blow in the wind with you.