When she was eighteen years old, Lin Wei applied to the Pharmaceutical University in her application column, with the pure ideal of "helping the world and saving people". She thought that the world of medicine consisted of bottles and jars in laboratories and rigorous formulas in pharmaceutical classics. However, when she entered the society as an outstanding graduate and became a front-line medical representative, she truly realized the sound of ideals colliding with reality.
What she stepped into was a bizarre arena. Medicines, which are supposed to be the crystallization of science and the hope of life, have become cold bargaining chips in the game of interests here. She must arm herself with the most professional knowledge and have academic dialogues with top doctors; she must also use the toughest nerves to face the unscrupulous competition from her peers, the relentless performance pressure from her bosses, and the tacit rules of kickbacks and table culture.
Her original intention swayed violently in the torrent of reality. Are you going with the flow and blending into this gray area in exchange for relaxation, fame and fortune? Or stick to the bottom line and move forward in isolation and exclusion?
She walks on the edge of the rules, opening up her own battlefield with wisdom and resilience. This is not a story about the "white lotus", but how an idealist did not get swallowed up in the turbid waves, but learned to control the wind and waves, and in the thorns, he forcibly found a "medicine path" that combines wisdom, bottom line and practical effect.
Purpose: Highlight the heroine's growth arc from idealism to facing reality, to finding her own unique way of survival.