Cheng Lin, an emergency physician at the Third Hospital of the City, received a special suicide attempt patient on a snowy night - Zhou Mi's wrist wound accurately avoided the fatal blood vessel, but he swallowed a lethal dose of medicine. What's even more bizarre is that the medical records show that this 26-year-old girl has committed suicide 13 times, and Cheng Lin's name is clearly written in the emergency contact column.
Cheng Lin tried to analyze this mystery rationally, but found that Zhou Mi was like a book with key chapters torn out: she refused treatment but always appeared when Cheng Lin was on duty, and her body was covered with old scars but had no response to pain. When Cheng Lin finally came into contact with the truth, Zhou Mi disappeared, leaving only an unfilled discharge notice and the name repeatedly drawn on the medical record.
Concept: The deepest wound is the longing to be seen and the fear of being healed.