Dragon Son-in-Law.

Summary

Luo Jin confronts Chen Yuan, a senior in the Chinese Medicine Association, over his opposition to Ye Quan’s presidency and his extreme suggestion to kill patients infected with the deadly "death spot disease" to prevent its spread. Chen Yuan argues that sacrificing the infected is necessary for the greater good, but Xue Qing Yang and others vehemently oppose this, emphasizing their duty as healers to save lives. Ye Quan, the young president, steps in, advocating for relentless efforts to find a cure and vowing to stand by the infected. Despite Chen Yuan’s departure, Ye Quan’s leadership inspires the team. Later, Ye Quan searches tirelessly for a cure, even consulting Chi You, a spiritual entity, but faces resistance. The chapter highlights the moral conflict between extreme measures and the ethical responsibility of healers.

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