Life Plan

From childhood, obedient Liu Chichi always yielded, even lying, to avoid upsetting others. In her mind, it was always easier to make things difficult for herself than for others. Facing graduation, her poor communication skills led to her failure to secure a position at the hospital, leaving her mother deeply disappointed. Just then, she saw her childhood friend Hao Jia among the trial participants. To rekindle their lost friendship and comfort her mother, she decided to join the clinical trial coordination team, pretending to work at the hospital. However, the world of clinical trials was far more complex than she imagined: what kind of people would choose to participate? Those lacking money, those lacking medication, or those acting on impulse? From the strictly prescribed pharmacy to the unpredictable world of clinical trials, Liu Chichi was forced to confront the issues head-on. Professional trial participants, vulnerable subjects, late-stage patients… From understanding to participating in others' lives, Liu Chichi gradually matured, realizing that avoidance solved nothing. Faced with life and death, her past struggles became insignificant. Her life didn't need a control group, nor did it have any mandatory guidelines. In this one and only life, the expectations she needed to fulfill came from herself.