The Takeout That Saved the Suicidal Young Master—A Divine Doctor’s Gratitude

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Lin Xiaoman, a delivery girl working day and night to pay her sick mother’s medical bills, keeps a statue of a “divine doctor” at home—the man who saved her mother from a life-threatening labor years ago. One night, she delivers food to a rooftop and finds Gu Shen, a once-powerful tycoon heir, on the brink of suicide: his stepmother stole his inheritance, and his girlfriend cheated with his stepbrother. In a panic, Xiaoman shoves her own tomato and egg rice into his hands: “Eat something hot! My mom says even ghosts despise hungry fools!” The taste triggers Gu Shen’s memories of his late mother, who used to make the same dish for him. He steps back from the edge. Later, when Gu Shen reclaims his inheritance, he discovers the “divine doctor” is his grandfather—who’d hidden his identity to practice medicine and saved Xiaoman’s mother years earlier. Xiaoman’s takeout wasn’t a coincidence—it was his grandfather’s way of repaying kindness. A takeout-led redemption story, it turns out to be a cycle of goodwill spanning a decade.

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