Dragon Son-in-Law.

Summary

Luo Jin, a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, faced a tragic past involving his wife's illness and death. His son, Luo Hao, blamed him for refusing Western medicine, unaware that the treatment would have harmed her more. Luo Jin kept the truth hidden for years, enduring his son's hatred. Years later, the truth emerged, revealing Luo Jin's noble intentions and the pain he carried. In the present, Luo Jin and others recognized Ye Quan's exceptional medical skills and ethics, urging him to join the Chinese Medicine Association as one of its three presidents. Despite Ye Quan's reluctance, they emphasized his potential to advance traditional Chinese medicine. The story highlights themes of misunderstanding, sacrifice, and the pursuit of excellence in medicine.

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