Reverse Labyrinth.

Summary

In a moment of desperation, Bai Ze confronts his painful past and the burden he feels from his family's struggles. Little Qing urges him to save a dying baby, but Bai Ze resists, overwhelmed by his own misfortunes. Despite his anger and denial of being a doctor, he ultimately decides to act, purchasing a ventilator from a vending machine. As Little Qing skillfully sets up the device, the baby’s condition improves, bringing a sense of relief and unexpected joy to Bai Ze. This moment of saving a life begins to heal his own emotional wounds, hinting at the transformative power of compassion and selflessness.

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