Ji Ye's fingertips trembled.

Bai Qi seemed to have not noticed it, his eyes were a little confused: "I don't really agree with this argument of self-sacrifice."

She paused and spoke as if she was explaining: "Several scholars once asked a question - a person who had signed an organ donation agreement was determined to be brain-death due to a car accident. His body was mostly broken, but his heart was still properly preserved. There were four people matching his heart, one was a prestigious scientific researcher, one was a construction site worker, one was a business tycoon, and the other... a child under ten years old."

Bai Qi glanced at him: "If it were you, who would you choose to transplant your heart to?"

Ji Ye was silent for a while, obviously a little confused.

Bai Qi said: "Almost everyone's first choice is that very prestigious scientific researcher, followed by children, and finally they will be ranked tycoons or workers. It's strange? They are obviously the same people, but when everyone makes choices, they will involuntarily weigh their value?!

What’s even more terrifying is that no one will realize that the person who was in the car accident was just brain-death, but his heartbeat was still beating! There are many countries that declare human death based on brain death, but there are still some countries that judge a person’s life and death based on the heart beating rather than brain death!

Everyone seemed to be on the commanding heights of morality, bringing a person who is extremely small and likely to wake up independently into death, and starting to arrange his organ transplant. They even arranged orders for those people and completely forgot that in front of life, all beings are equal."

Ji Ye's eyes sank: "So, the questions raised by those scholars are not to let everyone make a choice, but to hope that they will realize this?"

Bai Qi nodded and continued, "Maybe you think that this argument has nothing to do with self-sacrifice, but it is very similar to Qi Sheng's story. To her, the brother is the heart. Although most of his body has been damaged, the brother is still there and his heart is still beating. Even if she had already prepared and signed a donation agreement, she fully understood that her brother might leave him forever...

But when she was brain dead, and when she subconsciously still wanted a little fantasy and luck, others stood on the moral high ground, persuaded the heart to leave on its own, persuaded it to go to others... to do something more meaningful...

Then it would be fine if Qi Sheng couldn't wake up. Once she still had consciousness and had signs of awakening, she knew that others had taken away their hearts and congratulated herself on saving a new life with righteousness. How could she not hate her? Regardless of whether the heart was voluntary or not, she would be annoyed... Because of the so-called morality, it robbed her of the last possibility of life!"

Speaking of this, Bai Qi pursed his lips: "Aye... I have always hated the self-sacrifice and touched people... Maybe he did right, and even made most people agree with his point of view... But, as long as the person he sacrificed does not agree with, his sacrifice will become a thorn in the hearts of both of them.

The person he wants to protect will always hold the regret and pain, and will never let go of every day in the future. This is even more uncomfortable than the consequences of working together but failing..."

Speaking of this, a figure of a person suddenly appeared in Bai Qi's mind.

Yunhuai...

He also had close friends with the team, and finally had two deaths and one injury.

And from what I have learned so far... my father chose to sacrifice himself for the preservation project and bear all the bad reputations.
Chapter completed!