The White Dark Web

Liu Yishou is the laziest doctor in the hospital, always carrying a scalpel blade in his pocket as a “toy.” Then a car accident “wakes” him up. From that moment on, he can “see” the paths along which life flows. A heart beating irregularly? He can spot the problem at a glance. A hidden tumor? He can pinpoint it through the skin. “Seven patients in Jiangshi have unexplained liver failure, and you're the only one who can uncover the truth,” his mentor, Chen Daoming, says gravely. “They're a high-end anti-aging clinic with powerful connections. Go there for a medical consultation only, and don't ask about anything else.” Liu Yishou just wants a few quiet days, but in the intensive care unit, he “sniffs out” a strange toxin in a patient's body. Stranger still, the clinic's medical director personally invites him to a banquet, smiling amiably. “Dr. Liu, some things can't be explained by medicine, but profit can explain them.” As the banquet lights come on, Liu Yishou's “eyes” pierce through the lies. The money trail behind the liver necrosis, the deadly ingredients in an anti-aging formula, and the slender assistant Su Yue, who is always following him. Besides a voice recorder, she has a gun in her pocket. “I just want to be a doctor. Why do you have to make things so big?” He twirls the scalpel blade between his fingertips, its cold gleam reflected in his eyes. “Then let me show you what it means to turn the tables with unorthodox medicine.” Hard-hitting medicine meets suspenseful detective work: real medical logic cracks the case and exposes the dark side of high-end healthcare. · An exhilarating golden finger without brainless wish fulfillment: the protagonist's “extraordinary medical perception” gives him an edge only in the medical field, as he focuses on solving difficult cases. · A battle of wits: he faces off against the mastermind in operating rooms, banquets, laboratories, and more, with one thrilling moment after another.