Cheng Miao is a child who grew up on the "specimen shelf". Her family of civil servants, loving and restrained, saw her depression as "a pressure to overcome." When she used the medical school admission notice as a blade to cut open this specimen-like life, she met Yu Zhou, who was like an unruly sunshine. Two future doctors fall in love in the palace of reason and save each other. However, on the eve of the wedding, Cheng Miao was diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosus - as if all the "decent" grievances she had swallowed in the first half of her life had finally launched a rebellion in her immune system. This is a dual war between doctors and patients, and it is also a profound question about how "misplaced love" can rewrite destiny. If love has a shape, their love is an unfinished medical record that records all the symptoms, attempts and unsolvable problems, but finally writes a prescription called "remember".
Intention: two-way redemption, growth