Lu Zhixing is the most famous "slippery" doctor in Fuzhao. He is soft-spoken and soft-hearted. He is good at two things: one is to take patients back from the hands of the Lord of Hell, and the other is to bargain with the landlady. His wife Su Wan, on the surface, is the "nuo dumpling" in the bun shop who only knows how to knead dough and knows nothing about outside affairs, but in fact she is a sharp knife of the underground party of the Chinese Communist Party.
The young couple lived a tight but warm life. During the day, they were busy treating the old lady in the alley for rheumatism and removing fish bones from the naughty children. At night, they had to watch out whether the old Wang next door was a traitor. Until one day, several "water ghosts" with strange diseases were rushed into the Suzhou River. Lu Zhixing's life-saving scalpel was inexplicably involved in a shocking conspiracy against the whole city.
Do the Japanese want to engage in germ warfare? Then let's let them know that there are anti-bones growing in the cracks of every brick in Shanghai!
This is a battle about protection. The doctor's kindness is the shield and the agent's faith is the spear. In this cannibal world, they used their mortal bodies to mend the broken mountains and rivers, and also guarded the little light called "home" in the alley.
