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When the Major Artery Bursts, All Contractors Panic
When the Major Artery Bursts, All Contractors Panic Plot:
A sudden accident hits the construction site: Worker Lao Zhou is hit and ruptures his major artery, on the verge of death. Contractor Zhang tries to cover up the accident to evade compensation, never expecting Lao Zhou's daughter Su Qing is a newly hired cardiac surgeon who is striving to save her father. Zhang's son A Ze, an old classmate of Su Qing, gets into a dilemma while secretly helping to make up for his father's mistake. When Su Qing finds evidence of site violations, Zhang panics completely. A dramatic drama full of twists, sweet moments and satisfying plots unfolds between the hospital and the construction site, centered on responsibility, love and redemption.
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