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Gu Hanzhou, the youngest deputy director of surgery at the Municipal First Hospital, holds the scalpel firmly and firmly, and is recognized by the whole hospital as a technology-oriented person. Lin Wan, a senior student in the Department of Clinical Medicine, majored in humanistic medicine and firmly believes that the warmth of a doctor can heal people better than technology. A social emergency encounter, coupled with the practical difficulties of both parties, led two people with completely opposite ideas to sign a one-year contractual marriage agreement - they would only be superficially married and not interfere with each other's lives. Living under the same roof and working in the medical system, the two inevitably intersected in the collision of clinical cases: Should we adhere to the optimal treatment plan, or should we respect the patient's wishes and quality of life? Is it the pursuit of technical perfection or the emotional needs of patients as "human beings"? Under the cold lancet, the warm spring breeze gradually blew. Lin Wan silently glanced at the man wearing an apron who made sandwiches for her in the kitchen every morning, and did not dare to speak. Until a top-notch business banquet. In the eyes of everyone, the arrogant and decisive leader of a billionaire plutocrat, walked straight to Lin Wan who was eating a cake in the corner. Under the shocked eyes of the audience, the man knelt down on one knee and gently wiped the cream from the corners of her mouth with his long fingers accustomed to holding lancets. Everyone:? ? ? Where's the poor doctor we promised you? ! ! He once thought that he was a cold lancet, cutting off all personal relationships. Until the spring breeze kissed her, he was willing to fall off the altar for her and bow his head.