Reborn in 1992: A Flourishing Medical Career

At the 1992 college entrance exam, Lin Wan, a top cardiac surgeon and deputy director who had died suddenly from overwork, abruptly opened her eyes. Given a second life, she would no longer be a “work machine” focused only on medicine. She vowed to keep a firm grip on her scalpel and embrace a life full of passion.

The cool, brilliant Chen Mo was her kindred spirit in medicine, yet they could not escape the divide between dreams and reality. Warmhearted and sunny Zhou Xiangyang became her strongest support from the moment they shared a brief, striking glance on the street.

Facing a mother who favored sons and a rebellious, naive younger brother, she wielded medical skill as a blade and warmth as a shield to break free of her family’s constraints. Joining forces with a mentor who recognized her talent and a former rival, she founded a private hospital amid the tides of the times.

This time, she would make her medical skills bloom and her life whole, forging a path through medicine lined with flowers in the springtime of the 1990s.