The White Glove

In a Southeast Asian country, a top medical center called St. Hope Medical University Affiliated Hospital has long been hailed as "the last hope for life." Twenty-eight-year-old intern Chen Jun enters the transplant department with dreams of becoming a doctor, training under his mentor, Chen Hailong. At first, he longs to become a medical hero who saves lives. Then, quite by chance, he receives a mysterious phone call with a task: find organ donors among twelve children between the ages of three and nine.

Torn between reason and morality, Chen Jun gradually uncovers a black-market organ trafficking network targeting children, operating behind the hospital's doors. His report goes unanswered. Instead, he is ostracized, threatened, and transferred to the "morgue." An "accidental fall to his death" ends his life, but sets his parents on a path of revenge.

By recovering the phone data, computer documents, and recordings he left behind, Chen Jun's parents expose an organ-harvesting empire controlled by Ou Wude, Chen Hailong, and others. The evidence they reveal shocks society and draws the attention of those embroiled in power struggles at the highest levels. A pursuit of justice that begins with one family's grief and reaches toward the greater good now unfolds.

In this investigation, where life and death intertwine with truth and lies, an ordinary family confronts the dark side of an entire medical system, and the two are torn apart...