They Say a Daughter is like a Little Padded Jacket, But Mine Leaks Wind

Gan Shenghai was just an ordinary father until his daughter, Xinxin, was diagnosed with a rare, terminal neurological disease. The doctors pronounced a death sentence; the pharmaceutical giants said there was no profit in a cure.
But Gan Shenghai refused to let his daughter fade away.
Armed with nothing but a high school diploma, an eidetic memory, and a terrifying capacity for self-study, he did the unthinkable as he turned his rental apartment into a high-tech biopharmaceutical laboratory. If the world wouldn’t provide the medicine, he would synthesize it himself.
From illicitly brewing compounds in a garage to holding global superpowers hostage with life-saving patents, Gan Shenghai walks a razor’s edge between criminal and savior. He will defy the law, challenge bioethics, and crush any corporate giant standing in his way.
This is a story of a father who declared war on fate—all for the sake of his precious, albeit occasionally troublesome, little girl.