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Have you ever lived with an incurable disease—one that makes you feel trapped and hopeless at the same time? This is the story of Ling Min (LM) and Lü Tu (LT).
Ling Min is a young woman suffering from end-stage kidney failure—uremia. She needs a transplant to survive. But with no matching donor in sight & time is running out.
Driven by desperation, she records a video proposing a “marriage deal”: she will marry and take care of a terminal patient’s family in exchange for receiving their kidney after they pass away. At first, she hesitates and doesn’t post the video.
But in a moment of despair, LM finally sends it to a group chat. Almost immediately, she regrets it and deletes the message—unaware that someone has already seen it. That someone is Lü Tu, a quirky and eccentric young man. LT seeks her out—not to judge, but to say: “I’ll take your deal.”
LM later meets LT to explain that the video was never meant seriously and that she doesn’t want marriage. However, for reasons of his own, LT keeps following her and insists on keeping the “deal” on the table.
At first, LM finds LT’s overly cheerful, carefree, and slightly strange personality annoying. But LT never leaves her side, no matter how difficult things become. So, slowly… something shifts.
Eventually, LT reveals that he has a terminal illness—a recurring brain tumor. Believing his condition to be hopeless, his reason for responding to LM’s video was simple: he wants to make sure his mother is taken care of after he’s gone. That’s why he answered her video.
As their bond deepens, LM discovers that LT is hiding something—something he hasn’t even told his own mother. A secret tied to his illness.
So now the question…
? Will LT and LM end up together—not just because of a deal, but because they truly love each other…
? What is the truth that LT is hiding about his condition…
? And in the end, will LM receive the kidney she needs to survive—whether from LT or from someone else…
That's pretty much the story without giving the spoiler. This movie gives us the check in reality for people who wait for help for their incurable disease. Quite worth watching…
Have you ever lived with an incurable disease—one that makes you feel trapped and hopeless at the same time? This is the story of Ling Min (LM) and Lü Tu (LT).
Ling Min is a young woman suffering from end-stage kidney failure—uremia. She needs a transplant to survive. But with no matching donor in sight & time is running out.
Driven by desperation, she records a video proposing a “marriage deal”: she will marry and take care of a terminal patient’s family in exchange for receiving their kidney after they pass away. At first, she hesitates and doesn’t post the video.
But in a moment of despair, LM finally sends it to a group chat. Almost immediately, she regrets it and deletes the message—unaware that someone has already seen it. That someone is Lü Tu, a quirky and eccentric young man. LT seeks her out—not to judge, but to say: “I’ll take your deal.”
LM later meets LT to explain that the video was never meant seriously and that she doesn’t want marriage. However, for reasons of his own, LT keeps following her and insists on keeping the “deal” on the table.
At first, LM finds LT’s overly cheerful, carefree, and slightly strange personality annoying. But LT never leaves her side, no matter how difficult things become. So, slowly… something shifts.
Eventually, LT reveals that he has a terminal illness—a recurring brain tumor. Believing his condition to be hopeless, his reason for responding to LM’s video was simple: he wants to make sure his mother is taken care of after he’s gone. That’s why he answered her video.
As their bond deepens, LM discovers that LT is hiding something—something he hasn’t even told his own mother. A secret tied to his illness.
So now the question…
? Will LT and LM end up together—not just because of a deal, but because they truly love each other…
? What is the truth that LT is hiding about his condition…
? And in the end, will LM receive the kidney she needs to survive—whether from LT or from someone else…
That's pretty much the story without giving the spoiler. This movie gives us the check in reality for people who wait for help for their incurable disease. Quite worth watching…
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