Realistic themes + law and emotion + law and reason + crime and punishment
"Mom, will Duoduo die?"
The five-year-old daughter's innocent question was like a knife thrust into Zhong Wan's heart.
Zhong Wan would rather trade his own life for his daughter's health. The doctor's words echoed in my ears: "Umbilical cord blood transplantation is the last hope, but you are no longer able to have children..."
Only surrogacy can save Duoduo, even though she knows it is a crime.
But when she looked back at the ward window, the little figure was lying on the glass waving to her, the law, morality, risks - nothing mattered anymore.
That night, Zhong Wan stepped into a hidden club. The man named Brother Kun smiled and handed over the contract: "As long as you sign, your daughter will be saved. Of course, the uterus has a price, and maternal love is priceless..."
Zhong Wan didn't know what kind of abyss this contract would drag her into. She only knows that she is willing to sell her soul for Duoduo, let alone walking on the edge of the law?
When maternal love becomes the motive for crime, how will an ordinary mother fight her way through the dark web of underground surrogacy?
