Dragon Son-in-Law.

Summary

Ye Quan argues that both Western and traditional Chinese medicine exist to heal and save lives, emphasizing their coexistence. Black Jack feels shame for forgetting this fundamental truth. Luo Hao, angry and vengeful, confronts Ye Quan, revealing a deep-seated grudge against his father, Luo Jin, whom he blames for his mother's death. The narrative unfolds a dramatic family conflict, with Luo Hao accusing Luo Jin of being a murderer due to his failure to save his mother. The tension escalates as Luo Jin admits his past mistakes, while Luo Hao's resentment grows, leading to a confrontation that questions the ethics of both medical practices.

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