University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

The Fried Chicken Student looked at Chen Mu.

Though mostly filled with confusion.

Yet when speaking, he wasn’t aggressive.

Chen Mu sighed, and then said helplessly, "I’ve been a doctor for so many years. Do you think when I had issues back then, there really wasn’t a single patient or patient’s family speaking up for me online?"

During that public storm back then.

Was there really someone who spoke up for Chen Mu?

This news.

Was something the Fried Chicken Student never imagined he would hear from Chen Mu.

But very quickly.

The Fried Chicken Student spoke up again, because of what Chen Mu said, he became even more puzzled.

"Since Dr. Chen, back in the day, you could accept those patients and their families speaking up for you."

"Why can’t you accept us speaking up for you now? Is it because we caused you a lot of trouble? Do you think we will cause you trouble this time too?"

It’s not unreasonable for the Fried Chicken Student to think this way.

These days.

Hai City University and the Fried Chicken Students of Hai City University.

This meme, although very popular online.

In reality.

Because of the meme’s popularity, many Fried Chicken Students at the school faced a lot of internet discrimination.

Some who love "dropping gags" would outright call Hai City University students and Fried Chicken Students as modern idiots.

They have seen quite a lot of such malicious comments online.

And indeed...

The Fried Chicken Student in the ambulance just browsed the internet, and while looking at those curses aimed at Chen Mu, he also saw some internet trolls using his situation to insult Chen Mu.

According to those internet trolls.

If it weren’t for Chen Mu himself, using acupuncture most of the time to aid the Fried Chicken Students.

The Fried Chicken Students wouldn’t have tried using acupuncture needles on themselves.

Anyway.

No matter how wrong, it was all Chen Mu’s fault.

Hearing the obviously somewhat aggrieved questioning tones of the Fried Chicken Student.

Chen Mu was first taken aback.

Soon he smiled and shook his head, then said, "Of course not. How could you have such an idea? I’m really grateful that you want to speak for me. My reason for refusing you has other reasons..."

"Actually, back in the day, there were many people speaking up for me, but those patients and their families were soon doxxed."

"Some netizens posted their home addresses and personal information online."

"Some even excited and extreme netizens went to their doors to spray paint and throw dog feces."

"This brought a lot of inconvenience to their lives."

The things Chen Mu spoke of.

Were versions the Fried Chicken Student and the medical staff in the car had never seen online.

The Fried Chicken Student was dumbfounded for a moment.

But soon...

He still opened his mouth in disbelief, "But I remember, isn’t such behavior illegal???"

How could anyone do such a thing?

The Fried Chicken Student just thought about it a little and found it incredibly unbelievable.

Chen Mu: "Those people did pursue legal action later, but it was after the fact. We can only say that the damage caused at the time was inevitable."

"Now, relevant departments have intervened and will reinvestigate what happened back then."

"Since you, like me, believe the relevant departments will bring justice, don’t use the identity of a Hai City University student to speak for me online."

"I know..."

"You all truly stand by my side, believing in my innocence back then, but..."

Chen Mu took a deep breath.

Saying these words, even for Chen Mu now, required quite a bit of courage.

Chen Mu: "But, more than how much you can speak up for me, what I’m more worried about now is because of my matter, it brings unnecessary harm to you and other students."

"But..."

Listening to Chen Mu’s voice.

The Fried Chicken Student couldn’t help but furrow his brows slightly.

Chen Mu looked calmly at the Fried Chicken Student in front of him, "You want to say, but, you don’t care at all if those people online doxx you. You still want to speak up for me, and your fellow students in the group think the same, right?"

The Fried Chicken Student nodded very seriously and then said, "Dr. Chen, why can’t you accept our kindness? We really want to do something for you!"

"Besides!"

"We are confident we can face these public opinions."

"Don’t we have legal aid targeted specifically for students in our school? If someone dares to doxx me, expose my personal information online, or casually insult me, I’m not someone to be trifled with!"

"I would definitely go to the law school to apply for follow-up legal aid and make those who casually insult others online pay the price!"

The Fried Chicken Student’s eyes were bright.

A perfectly normal person.

Was pumped up by his own words.

"Dr. Chen, just trust us a little more!"

"Though we often don’t take care of our own bodies and tend to tempt death, believe me, at times like these, we are reliable and not afraid of any difficulties!"

The Fried Chicken Student worked hard.

To prove their value in front of Chen Mu.

But at such a time.

Chen Mu still disagreed with the Fried Chicken Student’s proposal.

He simply.

Sighed softly again, then said helplessly, "Student, I know you’re very emotional right now, but you don’t need to be so agitated. While there’s still a little way to go, let me tell you from another angle..."

"You say," The Fried Chicken Student looked seriously at Chen Mu, though inwardly somewhat dismissive.

He and the fellow alumni in the group.

This time they were determined, to help Dr. Chen as much as they could, to do something more for him.

Just like they said online this time.

Dr. Chen is already the last campus doctor in their school, a truly active campus doctor.

Those intern doctors, after their internships, might leave the campus hospital.

Or rather...

The vast majority of intern doctors come to Hai City University’s campus hospital just to study for a while.

They all have the opportunity to work in tertiary hospitals.

How could they possibly stay in just a small Hai City University’s campus hospital?

But Chen Mu is different!

Chen Mu is their school’s campus doctor.

The only one.

Who still belongs to Hai City University, a true campus doctor.

This group of Fried Chicken Students wanted to protect the last campus doctor of their school.

This...

Is quite normal, isn’t it?

He believes.

No matter what Chen Mu says next, no matter how convincing, it might not change their resolve.

Since they thought it through.

To speak for Chen Mu online, they would certainly do it.

Hai City University is teeming with talent.

Now they already have journalism, literature, and law students helping write some short online posts. These people just need to copy and paste.

Especially the students from literature and journalism; they’re really impressive.

In just a few sentences, they can clear up the injustice Chen Mu faced back then.

These people are now very confident in maintaining Chen Mu’s reputation.

One could say.

Each and every one of them is full of confidence.

Though hearing the Fried Chicken Student’s confident voice, Chen Mu still maintained his earlier, dissenting stance.

He sighed again, then said helplessly, "I can roughly understand your kind intentions, and I know your ambition, but haven’t you thought about the future situation of other students and alumni of Hai City University?"

Others?

Students and alumni?

The Fried Chicken Student stared blankly at Chen Mu in front of him.

Feeling that Chen Mu might bring up perspectives they’ve never considered before.

But for the moment.

Could not think of it.

What Chen Mu was going to say next.

He could only look eagerly at Chen Mu, waiting for Chen Mu’s subsequent words, before deciding if they would persist in their stance.