At three in the morning, a patient in bed 33 of the endocrinology department suddenly dies. Lin Qingran, a first-year resident, has just finished attempting to resuscitate the patient when the department director orders her to complete the medical record immediately. But in the electronic medical records System, she discovers that someone has altered a key test result from the patient’s admission. An abnormal finding has been changed to “no obvious abnormalities at this time.”
Even more terrifying, the System shows that the last person to edit the record was Lin Qingran herself.
The family makes a scene, the department shifts the blame, and the director puts her under pressure. All the evidence points to Lin Qingran. To keep her residency and find out what really killed the patient, she has no choice but to start with a tampered lab report and pursue the truth hidden behind the medical records, signatures, recordings, and the family’s lies.
All she wanted was to get through her night shift in one piece. She never expected that after this night, she would never be able to pretend she had seen nothing.
