At the Vena General Intelligent System Conference, the person who really restored the faulty platform to operation was not the project leader on the stage, but the programmer Shen Weixia, who had never been on the core list. Two and a half years of code was written into her boss's resume. The four-fold salary gap, successively deleted signatures and increasingly disordered management finally made her leave Lancheng Natural Science Laboratory and enter a university to study life sciences from scratch. She wants to prove that code can not only complete the blueprint for others, but can also enter into the unsolved problems of human life.
Liang Yuan is a capital genius who returned from a top financial school. She believes that the value of technology is determined by capital: capital can both push a person to the position of chief inventor, and can also keep the real creator behind the scenes forever. She took a fancy to Shen Weixia and offered him a high salary and investment, but for the first time she met someone who couldn't be convinced by the price.
One believes that technology can change the world, and the other believes that capital determines how the world changes; lawyer Song Zhiheng only believes in evidence. The three women will stand side by side, break apart, and choose each other again at the intersection of scientific research, capital and law. When a rare disease research gets closer to a real treatment, they must answer: Who should the life-saving results belong to, and who should they reach?
