The Hanging Pot Has No Shore

Liu Sheng, 37 years old, has a doctorate from a top medical school and is the deputy chief physician of neurosurgery in a first-tier tertiary hospital. He is highly skilled and sincere. He regards medicine as his faith and puts the well-being of patients first: he advances huge medical expenses for poor patients (a total of nearly 420,000 yuan), insists on prescribing the most cost-effective treatment plan and is regarded as an "extraordinary". He is suppressed by the department director and ostracized by colleagues, and has to work hard night shifts. His world is simple and pure: be a good person and save lives. However, fate gave him the cruelest joke - he was diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer, which was highly malignant and had a very poor prognosis. The hand that once controlled a precision scalpel and fought with death now trembles even when holding a water glass. He sold his house and resigned, quickly depleting his savings and energy during the painful treatment.