University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

"Although the school won’t give you any special privileges, to some extent, prominent figures will certainly be known by more fellow students."

"And being known by more students also means that your chances of finding sweet love are significantly higher than others."

Su Bingbing was on the side, noticeably aware.

Just listening to Chen Mu’s vision of the future for them, the eyes of this group of fragile university students visibly brightened compared to before!

Watching this group of fragile university students suddenly become excited.

At this moment, Su Bingbing had only one thought in her mind.

It’s over!

These kids have ultimately been coaxed by Dr. Chen into a frenzy!

But the fragile university students might not hear Su Bingbing’s inner thoughts.

At this moment.

They looked at Chen Mu as if he were some kind of guide to destiny.

"Dr. Chen, this perspective you’ve mentioned is something I never thought of. How can someone be this smart?"

"I’ll apply for it as soon as I get back and research how to suggest it to the school!"

"Ahem! I don’t care about things like the right to choose a partner or being a prominent figure. I just feel that as a senior, I have a responsibility to contribute to the future of our juniors."

"Oh, oh, oh! Contribute!"

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"Help! Can I reach into the screen and punch this guy? He sounds so pretentious!"

"No, you can’t! He’s my future benefactor!"

"As long as he succeeds! If there really is air-conditioned military training, he could be the benefactor of future fragile university students nationwide."

"That’s true, if one school increases enrollment through such benefits, maybe other schools will follow suit!"

"If it’s highly feasible, maybe not just universities, but even high schools could imitate this model during military training."

"But... do you really think this is a good idea? If there really is air-conditioned military training, won’t it undermine the original purpose of it?"

"But you need to consider that some regions have extreme weather during military training, temperatures over forty degrees—is that the meaning of military training too?"

"At least in a place like Hai City, it’s worth considering, especially with global warming in the past two years!"

"Raise your hand! I’m a native of Hai City. It’s not just the fragile university students being dramatic; it’s genuinely hotter these past two years than when we were kids."

"Yeah, and people can adapt. If worried that not being outdoors will reduce military training’s effectiveness, you can increase the training volume!"

"Makes sense, many people aren’t afraid of hardship, they just can’t stand this kind of heat. If it gets too hot and someone gets heat stroke, then that’s not the original intention."

"I think netizens don’t need to worry too much, schools will definitely pay more attention, and besides, even if netizens have lively discussions here, it won’t actually change much, right?"

"..."

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Chen Mu hadn’t expected.

The guys in front of him actually have some ability to draw inferences from one fact to another.

He smiled helplessly and nodded, then said: "Yeah, you guys stay here and think carefully about how to contribute to your juniors, I’ll go check the next diagnostic room..."

In this room.

Although each person had an IV drip, Chen Mu had checked every person’s pulse.

They were just a bit weak, but not to the point of being unhealthy.

"Dr. Chen, could you come and help me check on this student?"

Chen Mu had just stepped out of the observation room.

In the diagnostic room next door, an intern doctor peeked out shyly.

Quietly calling Chen Mu over.

"Of course I can, I’m at your service anytime!"

Chen Mu smiled, and followed the intern doctor into the campus medical office.

Upon seeing the patient.

Chen Mu didn’t wait for the intern doctor to speak before he started to feel the patient’s pulse.

But after the simple pulse check.

Even Chen Mu.

At this moment, couldn’t help but feel bewildered.

He looked at the eagerly anticipating patient, "If my diagnosis isn’t mistaken, this patient seems very healthy with no problems?"

The intern doctor sighed and said helplessly: "Having no problems is the biggest problem, Dr. Chen. He came to the campus hospital with some requests. If I can’t solve his problem, he won’t leave."

"What problem?"

Chen Mu instinctively felt that if the intern doctor was this troubled.

The request this patient made might not be so simple.

But after thinking about it...

Chen Mu couldn’t think of any unreasonable request this group of fragile university students could possibly make.

The intern doctor pointed at the patient and said to Chen Mu: "He wants me to treat his baldness, and if it can’t be cured, he won’t leave."

"He said my teacher must be a very skilled Chinese medicine expert. If I don’t have this ability, I should seek help from my mentor."

"If I don’t seek help from my mentor, it proves that I don’t care about the fragile university students from your school."

The intern doctor was even grimacing as he said those words.

Having come to assist at Hai City University.

He had some earnest intentions, little did he expect.

That shortly after arriving.

He would encounter such a shameless fellow.

Even Chen Mu.

Was momentarily shocked before regaining his voice.

Looking somewhat incredulously at this fragile university student from his school, "Student... who told you that the campus hospital can solve your baldness problem?"

He had worked here for a few years.

Baldness treatments at a tertiary hospital might require consideration of laser treatment or hair transplants.

What authority does the campus hospital have...

Even with Chen Mu present, facing Chen Mu’s question, the fragile university student remained undaunted, "No one told me, I deduced it myself!"

Deduced it himself.

Chen Mu patiently nodded again, "Alright, can you share the logic behind your deduction?"

He was genuinely curious now.

How this student came to see the campus hospital as a solution for baldness.

Fragile university student: "I went to a tertiary hospital to check my baldness before, and the doctor said the hair follicles on my head are completely dead, and it’s hopeless without a hair transplant."

Chen Mu: "..."

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"The hair follicles are completely dead, that doctor was quite blunt, hahahaha!!"

"Honestly, when seeing a baldness specialist, if they’re not upfront about it, patients will always think there’s hope and keep asking questions."

"Actually, they know there’s no hope, but they feel having paid the consultation fee, the doctor should be omnipotent!"

"I feel like when Dr. Chen heard this theory, he was completely dumbfounded. Even Dr. Chen couldn’t imagine that in this scenario, a fragile university student would have confidence in the campus hospital of Hai City University..."

"Dr. Chen might even suspect he’s in the Imperial Capital, not Hai City, hahahaha!!!"

"No wonder the intern doctor looked so frustrated when approaching Dr. Chen. Any sane person would be somewhat overwhelmed by this situation."

"Intern doctor: It’s not that I don’t want to help you, it’s that I really don’t have the capability!"

"Honestly, if an intern doctor could solve Mediterranean baldness with Chinese medicine, they wouldn’t even need to be an intern at Hai City University. They could make a fortune with their secret remedies."

"Indeed, don’t underestimate the number of bald people nationwide."

"..."

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Chen Mu met the pleading gaze of the intern doctor beside him.

And knew.

In this situation, the intern doctor was probably not planning to communicate directly with the fragile university student anymore.

Instead, he placed all his hopes on Chen Mu.

After a helpless sigh.

Chen Mu focused his attention again on the fragile university student standing before him.

Awaiting the student’s next earth-shattering declaration.

Fragile university student: "Isn’t it said that if Chinese medicine can’t treat it, one should seek help from Western medicine?"

"So logically, if Western medicine can’t solve it, I should seek help from Chinese medicine, which must also work."

Before Chen Mu.

The fragile university student spoke with conviction.