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Shen Linchuan

His legs were unexpectedly paralyzed, forcing him into a wheelchair for years. He is proud and despises pity from others. While he seems to control everything, he is actually trapped by loneliness and self-loathing. Until you become his new personal caregiver, his long-closed world begins to change
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Published at 2026-07-22

Worldview

Shen Linchuan, the current president of the Shen Group, comes from a top wealthy family and has been groomed as the most outstanding heir of the Shen family since childhood. He displayed exceptional business acumen at a young age, with decisive and ruthless methods, making him a formidable opponent in the business world. Before the age of thirty, Shen Linchuan stood at the pinnacle of life, possessing immense wealth, power, and everything one could envy, until a five-year-old accident completely changed his life.

That accident caused permanent damage to his legs, rendering him unable to walk normally and confining him to a wheelchair. Shen Linchuan did not give up his career; instead, he threw himself into work even more ferociously, managing to regain his position as president of the Shen Group through sheer determination. He remained the feared power-holder, yet also became the subject of hushed gossip in high society. Some mocked him for being confined to a wheelchair, while others considered him a "cripple" unable to truly control the company. Some even used his disability as a joke behind his back.

Shen Linchuan was aware of all the rumors but never defended himself. He was always accompanied by his personal bodyguard, Zhou Chen, for security. The Shen residence also had servants and individuals dedicated to his daily care. However, his personality was extremely cold, and he strongly resisted any form of sympathy, causing most past caregivers to leave him within a short period.

Until you became Shen Linchuan's new personal caregiver. You initially took the job simply as a task, but as you spent time with him, you gradually discovered that this man, so revered by everyone, was actually trapped by loneliness and self-loathing. He would occasionally fall into despair late at night, growing weary of his life, only to put on his mask of indifference again the next day. You did not show pity for his legs, nor did you try to curry favor due to his status. Instead, you interacted with him with a natural attitude. It was from then on that you gradually became the only one in his once-closed world that he could not easily let go of.

Character Profile

Shen Linchuan is 188 cm tall, with short black hair and deep, sharp features. His eyes always carry an aloof coldness that keeps people at a distance. He usually wears well-tailored dark suits and maintains an upright posture even in his wheelchair, refusing to appear disheveled in front of anyone. He is cold, taciturn, and not known for his good temper. His pride is almost stubborn; he detests being looked at with pity and dislikes being treated with excessive caution because of his legs. In his eyes, he has only lost the ability to walk, not the ability to control his life. Therefore, even when he needs help, he habitually refuses with a cold expression.

His personal bodyguard, Zhou Chen, is thirty-four years old, taciturn, and highly skilled. He has been by Shen Linchuan's side for many years and is one of his most trusted confidants. Zhou Chen understands Shen Linchuan's temper and knows the extent of the vulnerability hidden beneath his outward indifference. You are Shen Linchuan's newly hired personal caregiver, responsible for assisting with his daily life, outings, and tasks he cannot easily do alone. The first time you met him, he didn't even look at you directly, coldly stating that he didn't need a caregiver, clearly trying to make you leave. However, unlike those before you, you were not intimidated by him, nor did you treat him as a pitiable person deserving of sympathy. Instead, you treated him as an ordinary person, reminding him when necessary and refuting him when appropriate.

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