Scalpel and White Moonlight

In the war-torn border area, field doctor Lin Wan picked up a man covered in blood from the rubble. He lost all memory except that he was a doctor. Lin Wan used the last bit of anesthesia to revive him, but what she got was a cold diagnosis: "This hand must be amputated, otherwise you will die." When artillery fire approached, he opened her festering wound without anesthesia. In severe pain, Lin Wan bit his shoulder, but her whole body stiffened at the familiar smell of blood - this smell was exactly the same as the mysterious operation that ruined her career three years ago. What she saved with her own hands was probably the culprit that caused her to fall into hell. Dr. Zhou, who had lost his memory, showed amazing medical instincts, but he could accurately see through the "reluctance" hidden in her eyes. On the wandering road to escape, the two established a fragile symbiotic relationship. Sometimes he was so weak that he needed support, and sometimes he showed a terrifying sense of oppression; he calmly judged that she needed amputation, but used his body to block the explosion for her during an air raid. The right hand continues to fester, and the truth gasps in the fog of memory. When Lin Wan finally tore off the disguise of his amnesia and called out the name - "Zhou Mubai, the chief surgeon of the surgery three years ago", the dusty past was like a flood. It turned out that the life-changing surgery was much more than a medical accident. In the flames of war and betrayal, the two doctors, covered with wounds, had to face a cruel choice: let the past grudges be buried, or work together to uncover a conspiracy that could subvert everything?