Sheng Lingdong was diagnosed with hereditary breast cancer when she received an offer from a company. Because of the shadow of family inheritance, she was full of resistance to treatment. She felt that her fate had already written the ending, and her life seemed to have been suddenly pressed on the pause button.
Lu Man was a surgeon who had just been transferred to the hospital, and accidentally became Sheng Lingdong's chief physician. At first, Sheng Lingdong's indifference and resistance made communication difficult, but Lu Man knocked on the door of her heart little by little with professionalism and patience. As they get along day and night, the two young people gradually fall in love with each other in the white walls of the ward and the four seasons outside the window. When Sheng Lingdong's condition improved, she finally plucked up the courage to confess to Lu Man, and the two came together. After that, Lu Man stayed with her during every chemotherapy session and every check-up. They supported each other during the days of fighting the disease, and their relationship became deeper and deeper, as if they had seen the light of the future.
However, during a routine treatment, a nurse was upset due to personal emotional problems and actually took the wrong medicine from Sheng Lingdong. This fatal oversight caused her condition to deteriorate rapidly, and despite all efforts to save her, her life could not be saved. The nurse involved received due legal and professional punishment, but Sheng Lingdong's departure was a foregone conclusion.
After Sheng Lingdong died, Lu Man's world collapsed. The person he had tried his best to keep finally disappeared without his scalpel and doctor's orders. The great grief and self-blame overwhelmed him. He fell seriously ill, and his body and spirit withered together, and eventually he passed away.
A love that sprouted in the midst of illness began with an unexpected encounter and was destroyed by an avoidable negligence. Two people who once illuminated each other eventually fell into the dark night of fate, leaving only a long sigh of regret and vigilance.
Concept: On the surface, doctors are treating patients, but in fact, patients are also "healing" doctors.