As Qin Wei counts down her return to China, the Lin family begins a secret investigation...
In fifteen years, a negligence and an unethical relationship were turned into a tree of tangled secrets. What was revealed was not only the love entanglement of doctors, but also the almost instinctive cowardice in the depths of human nature when faced with mistakes.
This is strong medicine. It warns us that once any relationship (doctor-patient, marriage, love) is built on systematic hiding, its disintegration will be far more painful than the original mistake. "Confronting" is always closer to relief than "hiding", even if facing directly means short-term severe pain and collapse. Whether it is atonement or departure, there is a lingering desolation. The story ends in profound peace, leaving readers with eternal echoes of honesty, courage and forgiveness - only when you no longer hide can you truly begin to heal. The only thing we can do is to carry on with this clear understanding for the rest of our lives, and go on more honestly and bravely.
