The 300 Days My Boyfriend Had Me Committed to a Psychiatric Hospital

The story follows Su Yan, a highly intelligent investigative journalist who is framed as “mentally ill” and committed to Anning Rehabilitation Center after probing the dark secrets of a biotech company. Behind its warm and welcoming facade, the center is a prison where patients are mysteriously “transferred” and disappear one after another, medications conceal lethal experiments, and refrigerated trucks carry away unspeakable secrets every fifteenth of the month. Using her extraordinary willpower and insight, Su Yan pretends to comply under constant surveillance and drug-induced control, forging an alliance in the silent wards. From abbreviations in medical records, to the frozen earth in the garden, to the depths of the director's computer, she peels away layer upon layer of hypocrisy and uncovers a decades-spanning network of organ trafficking and human experimentation. When a fabricated diagnosis becomes a license to kill, she must launch a desperate, devastating counterattack that will shake the city before systemic evil devours everything. This is not merely one woman's escape, but a public indictment of a rotten system.