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Love Epidemic: The Incubation Period of Betrayal
Love Epidemic: The Incubation Period of Betrayal Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, an emergency doctor known as an "emotional insulator" by colleagues, catches her husband Gu Mingyuan— a psychology professor studying "trust mechanisms in intimate relationships"—with a strange lipstick mark on his shirt on their fifth wedding anniversary. Lately, he's been avoiding her under the excuse of "overtime". Meanwhile, the hospital is hit by a "special epidemic": several people who cheated in their marriages suddenly develop high fever and hallucinations, symptoms exactly matching a new type of "emotional stress virus". When Lin Xiaoman trembles to run a virus test on Gu Mingyuan, the culture solution in the test tube gradually turns red—Is it the virus making him "unable to resist cheating", or has he already given up on their marriage? She must choose between "curing the virus" and "uncovering the truth", but the most terrifying thing is that the source of this "love epidemic" may be the person she trusts most.
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