Introduction to the novel (condensed version)
Lin Shuyue, the "golden master" of cardiac surgery, creates life miracles under the shadowless lamp, but relies on powerful sleeping pills to cope with high pressure, and maintains a dangerous underground relationship with the pharmaceutical giant Gu Chenzhou. Her world is full of undercurrents.
A storm suddenly hit Shen Mo's critical surgery. At the critical moment of the operation, Lin Shuyue's hands trembled strangely! After the operation, Shen Mo was on the verge of death and pointed his finger at the surgeon. The anonymous blackmailer sent her a secret video of her getting drunk, the medicine bottles were maliciously exchanged, and Gu Chenzhou's warning was unclear. Vice-President Zheng Shouren took the opportunity to launch a public outcry, and the accusation of "mistake leading to death" pushed her to the cliff.
Faced with the double strangulation of stigma and drug withdrawal, Lin Shuyue fought back alone in a desperate situation. While she secretly traced the source of the drug and the blackmailer, she used her extraordinary medical skills to fight for Shen Mo with the God of Death. The truth is chilling: Shen Mo's heart was implanted with a rare toxin, and nerve gas leaked from the operating room accurately induced spasms in her hands - this was a double murder to murder Shen Mo and put the blame on her! The man behind the scenes, Zheng Shouren, only wanted to clear the way for his career and help Gu Chenzhou's opponents defeat the Shen family.
With the assistance of the upright criminal police, Lin Shuyue set up a counterattack, and finally brought Zheng Shouren to justice and Shen Mo was rescued. The price of victory is heavy: the bond with Gu Chenzhou is completely broken. The most difficult decision was for her to stand in front of the public, tear off the mask of the "perfect doctor" with her own hands, confess the abyss of drug dependence, and resolutely enter the purgatory of withdrawal.
"Undercurrent" is a thrilling investigation of a medical crime, and it is also a lonely voyage to face the fragility of human nature and complete self-salvation in the shadows that cannot be illuminated by the shadowless lamp. It