The life of Lu Yutong, an intern Chinese medicine doctor, was completely disrupted by a "trick" phone call from his master - Zhang Juiyan, the junior uncle of the "Flower of the Mountains" who had just returned to China, actually stayed in her one-bedroom rental house on the grounds of "being seen naked". The former cold-blooded uncle suddenly turned into a scheming dramatist, and even used the title of "scumbag" to tease her.
Troublesome cases in the medical clinic made Lu Yutong face a choice. Zhou Qi'an, the unpopular young master of the Zhou family, the richest man in East City, was declared permanently disabled due to a leg injury in a car accident. Zhu Zhigang, the experienced chief physician, refused for no reason. Only Lu Yutong, with his superb medical skills, firmly believed that complex acupuncture could help him recover. But behind this seemingly ordinary diagnosis and treatment, there was the conspiracy and power pressure of the Zhou family's step-siblings. Even Zhou Qian advised her not to take risks for herself.
On the one hand, there is the sweet entanglement of the little uncle who is pressing forward step by step, and on the other hand, there is the fierce collision between the benevolence of the doctor and the infighting of the wealthy family. Lu Yutong must not only maintain the "peace" of one room and one hall, but also stick to her original intention of practicing medicine in the whirlpool of power - can she withstand the pressure and bring hope to Zhou Qian's standing? And behind Zhang Juyan's seemingly nonsensical company, is there a secret to protect her? A story about healing, heartbeat and perseverance is quietly unfolding.
Purpose: There are only responsibilities and responsibilities behind different choices. The reason why Lu Yutong's choice is valuable is that she is still willing to take risks for "medical ethics" and "life" despite knowing that she may pay a price, highlighting that "sticking to one's heart is a kind of courage in itself."