No More Stepping Stone For Lucky Intern

Synopsis

My boyfriend is a chief surgeon, and the intern he mentors is a natural optimist. When she gave a patient the wrong blood bag, she tilted her head and said, "Luckily, it's just one letter off." When she used the wrong suture thread during surgery, she clenched her fist and said, "Even though I have to suture again, I got to practice my skills. What good luck!" I reminded my boyfriend many times, but he said, "Newcomers need room to grow. Don't be too harsh." Until a crucial surgery, she messed up the anesthetic dose. I stepped in urgently to save the patient. Yet she threw herself into my boyfriend's arms and sobbed, "Why did she steal my credit? With my good luck, the patient would have recovered even without her!" Surprisingly, my boyfriend believed her. To compensate her, he decided to give her an extraordinary promotion to attending physician, which I firmly opposed. Unable to accept it, the intern got drunk and drove, hitting someone and facing imprisonment. To get her acquitted, my boyfriend even framed me by fabricating evidence, making me take the blame for her. I was brutally tortured to death in prison by inmates he'd bribed. When I opened my eyes again, I found myself back to the moment right before that crucial surgery.