300 Days After Being Sent to a Mental Hospital by Her Boyfriend

It tells the story of Su Yan, a highly intelligent investigative reporter who was framed as "mentally ill" and sent to a hospice care center because of his pursuit of the shady story of a biotechnology company. In this seemingly cozy prison, patients mysteriously disappear after being "transferred", drugs hide deadly experiments, and the refrigerated truck on the 15th of every month carries away ulterior secrets. With extraordinary will and insight, Su Yan pretended to be submissive under surveillance and drug control, and established an alliance in the silent ward. Under the abbreviations of the medical records, in the frozen soil of the garden, and deep in the dean's computer, he peeled away the layers of hypocrisy and discovered a chain of organ trafficking and human experimentation that spanned decades. When a fictional diagnosis becomes a license to kill, she must complete a deadly counterattack that shakes the city before systemic evil consumes everything. This is not only a personal escape, but also an indictment of a rotten system.