Guide To Raising the Sick Villain Novel

Qiao Lan finds herself transmigrated into a novel as a minor character destined for a tragic end. Initially, she is a jealous figure who, after being rescued by the heroine, resents her due to a shared affection for the male lead. Soon after her arrival, Qiao Lan encounters another pitiful character, a severely autistic boy with crippled legs. Driven by a sense of pity and awareness of his limited lifespan, Qiao Lan dedicates herself to caring for the reclusive boy. Two years pass, and their bond deepens, with him becoming her support system and regaining his ability to walk and hold her. The narrative touches upon Asperger's Syndrome, noting its association with "love disorder" and the potential for exceptionally high IQs coupled with low emotional intelligence, akin to a child's understanding of feelings. This leads Qiao Lan to believe that while Tan Mo will rely on and protect her, he will not develop romantic feelings due to his inability to comprehend such emotions. The text also explores the complexities of love for some individuals with Asperger's, suggesting some may never grasp it, while others experience an intensely possessive and potentially overwhelming form of love that often results in tragedy.