After I Died, I Became My Mother's Academic Specimen

My mother is a gastric cancer specialist.

She has saved countless patients and earned everyone's praise and admiration.

Yet she had no idea I was already in the late stages of gastric cancer.

The last time I called her for help,

she coldly hung up on me and told me not to interrupt her work.

After I died, I donated my body. It appeared at the gastric cancer symposium she was hosting.