Silent Antibody

Obstetrician and gynecologist Lin Jingshu has personally delivered countless healthy children to HIV-infected mothers. She is very familiar with the success rate of "mother-to-child interruption" and knows that under standard treatment, the reproductive rights of infected people are no different from ordinary women. However, when an occupational exposure made her HIV-positive and she accidentally discovered that she was pregnant, those cold statistics instantly turned into soul-burning torture: Do I dare to bet? Her husband Gu Huaijin, a professor of architecture, used his structural engineering precision and solidity to build a fortress for her against the world. He used an Excel spreadsheet to record each of her medication reactions, and used literature research to "refute" every questioning voice. But love can defeat 99% of the probability, but it is difficult to eliminate the 1% of fear, and it is even more difficult to fight against the invisible but heavy wall from family, workplace and society. This is not a story about "should I have a baby?" This is a story about how two souls regard each other as their only anchor in the darkest moment, using science and affection to move together towards an unknown but firm ideal goal amidst known risks.