Dayan's age-borrowing girl can restore a living person's body to before the injury, at the cost of deducting his or her future healthy years.
Sang Zhisui served for ten years and was only one month away from leaving the Department of Health and Human Services. But on the day she was ordered to save the county magistrate's youngest son, an embroiderer who suffered from dystocia and hemorrhage collapsed in front of her.
She defied orders and lent him for a year, saved her mother and daughter, and used ordinary medical skills to save the county magistrate's youngest son. Two lives were exchanged for three years of additional service and a page of accounts that should not exist:
My mother, who has been dead for three years, is still borrowing years from the palace.
During the investigation, Sang Zhisui gradually discovered that the miners had paid life-saving money for eight years, but were ranked last when the accident happened; ordinary doctors were squeezed into a corner by miracles, but the miners never had the right to say "no".
Everyone advised her to save her again.
Only Wen Yansheng pushed her hand away when he was seriously injured: "I want to live, but I can't buy it with your tomorrow."
Later, Sang Zhisui no longer asked how much more he could sacrifice.
She began to ask: Who is causing them to be hurt, and who has the right to decide her tomorrow?
An ancient fantasy medical treatment, focusing on the growth of the female protagonist and weak emotional lines.
Purpose: Kindness does not mean unlimited sacrifice. Real and long-term rescue requires boundaries, consent and shared responsibility.