Jiang Xueying, director of the pathology department, has never operated under the knife, but she has the power of life and death. She tampered with the biopsy report and translated the benign tumor of Zhao Mingcheng, director of the medical oncology department, into a "late terminal illness." After three months of psychological manipulation, Zhao Mingcheng "committed suicide" by injecting insulin. Zhao Mingcheng's adopted daughter and pathology intern Zhao Nianchu discovered the truth after his adoptive father died: this was not a misdiagnosis, but a perfect murder completed with a diagnosis.
Zhao Nianchu suffers from prosopagnosia and can only remember a person's "cell shape". When she used a microscope as an eye and logic as a blade to track down the real culprit, she discovered that Jiang Xueying's knife had long been hanging over the entire medical system - 47 benign patients had their organs "legally" removed by a conspiracy between AI algorithms and pathological diagnosis, and the "Corning Pharmacist" APP packaged the poison into a caring push. What's even more frightening is that Jiang Xueying also wrote a malignant diagnosis for herself, and she is using the 60-day countdown to declare war on the entire system.
As the "60 DAYS OF LIGHT" code was gradually put together, Zhao Nianchu was forced to face the cruelest truth: his adoptive father Zhao Mingcheng plagiarized Jiang Xueying's mother's paper twenty years ago, and Jiang Xueying killed a sinner who had been kneeling for twenty years. When the right to diagnose becomes a murder weapon, and when algorithms become an accomplice, who is qualified to judge the person who "judges the cells"?
This is a medical suspense drama about "the right to diagnose is the right to kill". Without using a knife or poisoning, a pathology report is like a knife; without bleeding and leaving no traces, an algorithm push is like a suicide note. In the labyrinth of cells and codes, truth and redemption are equally expensive.
Purpose: When the right to diagnose becomes the right to kill, the system is the perfect weapon.