"Dr. Gu, what are my chances of surviving the surgery?"
"Less than 10%. But I can operate, if you can give me a reason to believe that life is worth living."
At 25, Su Qingtian died on the operating table of Gu Jingchuan, a master of cardiac surgery.
Reborn three years earlier, she hears the same death sentence again.
But this time, she is bound to the [Gourmet Healing System].
As long as she makes desserts that bring people joy, she can increase her life points.
And conquering Gu Jingchuan, as cold as ice, with an injured wrist and no high-risk surgeries for two years,
comes with the highest exchange rate.
So she begins a sweet campaign to "keep herself alive":
Every day, she brings him a low-sugar treat, precisely meeting his picky "5% less sugar" standard.
When his hand trembles and he can't hold a scalpel, she calls through the operating room glass: "Try the new sweetness level after the surgery!"
When he's falsely accused of being a "murderer," she pushes a dessert cart right up to the family members:
"You've cried enough. Have something to eat, then let's talk about who the real culprit is."
When he is poisoned by a bizarre toxin and left on the brink of death, she holds his hand:
"Don't be afraid. My desserts are more than just sweet."
Gu Jingchuan once believed that a scalpel could repair any damage to the heart.
That is, until he met this pale but stubborn young woman.
Her almond tofu eased the old pain in his wrist.
Her red date cake quietly won over the entire department.
Whenever he teetered on the brink of collapse, she brought him just the right amount of "3.5% sweetness."
Later, the girl whom the medical world had sentenced to death opened a popular dessert shop.
And the master surgeon who had once sentenced her to death appeared outside its window every day, right on time.
