Qin Lan switched from a doctorate in medicine to working in the capital market and joined a fund company. In the company, she met Su Yi, an investment director who had the same ideals but was deeply lonely. In his daily work, Qin Lan discovered that Su Yi was both a ruthless capital trader and a stubborn guarder of a certain bottom line, and it seemed that they had established some kind of connection very early on. The struggle in the capital market intertwined their fates. They supported each other tacitly and adhered to the principle that "medical investment is to treat diseases and save lives." This brought a huge impact to this cruel world where return rate is the only criterion and only immediate benefits are considered. Capital is cold-blooded, but investors must maintain their conscience.
Concept: Medicine can cure diseases, but capital can determine which diseases have a chance to be cured. Although capital is cold-blooded, pharmaceutical investors must maintain a heart of treating diseases and saving lives.