Blood

Author: Bi Shumin
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Publish Date: 2001-02-01
Features: The Precious Blood is another complex story created by Bi Shumin after The Red Prescription. Bu Xiwen's daughter, Xia Zaozao, falls ill with a terminal disease, where her bone marrow stops producing blood. The doctor proposes a medical plan named The Precious Blood: Bu Xiwen is to give birth to a child with the same genes as Xia Zaozao, and then extract the newborn's bone marrow to save Xia Zaozao. But unexpected events occur—the genetic test reveals that Xia Zaozao and the newborn are not from the same father. From then on, the plot takes a sharp turn, giving rise to a heart-wrenching and perilous story. It is filled with maternal love and romantic love, as well as conflicts between human emotions and medical ethics, making readers deeply empathize and feel reluctant to put it down. Bu Xiwen is the general manager of a company and is in her forties. Her daughter, Xia Zaozao, suffers from a terminal illness—a progressive anemia where her bone marrow stops producing blood. To save her daughter's life, Bu Xiwen dedicates everything, including her money, time, and life. The young doctor Wei Xiaori has great sympathy for her situation and is attracted to her extraordinary temperament. For this reason, he seeks help from his mentor, the renowned medical expert, Mr. Zhong Baihang, to save that beautiful life. Mr. Zhong formulates the medical plan The Precious Blood—Bu Xiwen is to give birth to a child with the same genes as Zaozao, and then extract the newborn's bone marrow to save Zaozao. Bu Xiwen becomes pregnant again, which is the result of a night of intimacy with her husband, carefully recreating the atmosphere of their wedding night. However, when the genetic test results come out, it is discovered that Xia Zaozao and the fetus currently in Bu Xiwen's womb are not from the same father. From then on, the plot takes a sharp turn, giving rise to a heart-wrenching and perilous story. It is filled with maternal love and romantic love, as well as conflicts between love and ethics, human emotions and medical ethics, making readers deeply empathize and feel reluctant to put it down.