University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

"No way..."

"Is it true???"

"Even if Su Bingbing is a national goddess, it shouldn’t be to the point where there are brain-dead fans everywhere, right? Is it really necessary to make things so serious?"

"Isn’t your own life the most important? Is it worth it just for a photo or an autograph?"

Voices of disbelief echoed inside the ambulance.

Chen Mu listened to these doubts.

He merely lowered his eyes slightly.

Is it worth it?

The doubts being raised by his peers were not just their own but the same questions Chen Mu wanted to ask every time he faced those reckless college students.

But there was no need to ask those kids.

Chen Mu knew what kind of "incomprehensible" answers they would give if asked.

It’s nothing but...

Not seriously considering the consequences before doing things.

Mostly acting on impulse.

Thinking it can be done, so they do it.

This kind of thought lingered in Chen Mu’s mind for a while.

Chen Mu then calmed down.

Looking at the college student who just "betrayed" his peers and yet remained silent again.

Chen Mu sighed softly and said helplessly, "Classmate, before we talk about your classmates’ specific situations, I think it’s necessary to discuss your current condition and problems..."

"Dr. Chen, please go ahead."

The college student’s facial muscles stiffened.

He was evidently nervous, but when facing Chen Mu, he still remembered to maintain basic respect and courtesy.

He hadn’t forgotten.

When everyone was advising Chen Mu that his condition was too severe to be saved, suggesting he be directly sent to a top-tier hospital.

It was Chen Mu who insisted on continuing the treatment with traditional Chinese medicine.

Wanting him to recover as if the situation never happened...

Chen Mu said, "Although you’ve regained consciousness and temporarily have no severe physical problems, you must feel that your body’s condition is somewhat worse than before, like..."

After organizing his words, Chen Mu continued, "Like you’ve been drained of your vitality!"

"Woah!"

"I was just thinking about how to describe how my body feels, and you nailed it, Dr. Chen!"

"Dr. Chen, you’re amazing!"

The college student looked at Chen Mu with excitement, unable to hide his delight from his eyes and eyebrows.

But hearing his compliments, Chen Mu just smiled perfunctorily, "I wish I couldn’t describe it."

Why is such a description needed?

Isn’t it because the college student didn’t know better and caused serious harm to himself.

The problem is.

If this guy wasn’t so curious, if he wasn’t so self-destructive, he could have avoided the harm.

The self-aware college student: "..."

The college student awkwardly scratched his nose and asked, "Dr. Chen, with my vitality severely damaged, what should I do? Will there be any long-term effects?"

"Will my functions in that area be affected? I still want to find a wife in the future!"

"Although I don’t have a girlfriend now, after I graduate, work hard for a few years, and save enough for a dowry, I could go on blind dates!"

The college student clenched his fist.

His eyes were full of expectations for the future.

Chen Mu poured cold water on his hopes, "As for your specific condition, further observation is needed."

"If it’s really a final burst of energy, you won’t need to prepare a dowry for a future wife at all, but maybe..."

Chen Mu stopped midway through his sentence.

Suddenly realizing that saying this might be too harsh and could upset the college student too much.

Forcedly.

He swallowed back his words mid-sentence.

Chen Mu forcibly swallowed his words back.

But the college student didn’t understand and kept urging Chen Mu, "Why wouldn’t I need to prepare a dowry for a future wife? Dr. Chen, I heard that you practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine can somewhat tell fortunes!"

Upon hearing the words "fortune-telling,"

The ambulance full of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners all turned their eyes to the college student.

Everyone exchanged glances.

No one could figure out.

Where did the absurd notion from the college student come from?

No one needed to voice the question.

The eager-to-share college student already opened his mouth to explain to the present people, "Dr. Chen, if I don’t need to prepare a dowry, should I prepare a bride’s price instead?"

"Is it possible that I’ll have such good luck that a rich and beautiful woman will take an interest in me and let me become a live-in son-in-law?"

When mentioning becoming a live-in son-in-law, there was an unusual gleam in the college student’s eyes.

"Actually, my family is not traditional at all, not the kind that has a throne to inherit!"

"If a rich and beautiful woman is really interested in me and willing to take me in, I don’t care who the kids take the last name of!"

"I could do laundry, cook, and take care of children at home, as long as I don’t have to fight for the rest of my life!"

Chen Mu: "..."

Some people have bizarre behaviors but beautiful imaginations.

Chen Mu: "If you really come across a rich beauty looking for a live-in son-in-law and miss the recruitment, can you introduce me? I don’t want to work hard anymore, mainly don’t want to be a school doctor..."

Other jobs are just a bit tiring, a bit busy.

But being a school doctor.

Is life-threatening!

Chen Mu: "Whether other practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine know how to tell fortunes, I don’t know. At least, I don’t. As for why you don’t need to prepare a dowry, you should be praying that what you have isn’t a final burst of energy and that you’ll live to the day a rich beauty takes you in..."

"Is it that serious?"

The college student touched his vulnerable little body and still had a skeptical attitude towards what Chen Mu just said.

"I just feel a bit weak now; for such conditions, generally speaking, isn’t a little rest enough?"

Chen Mu didn’t say anything.

But another doctor spoke up with a smile, "Nothing serious? Kid, let me tell you a true story. Once there was a car accident, and a mother’s child was trapped under the car. The mother looked very frail."

"Everyone present knew they could only wait for a professional rescue team. Otherwise, even though the bystanders tried their best to help, they couldn’t lift the car off the child."

"But the child’s situation was very bad..."

"No one knew if the child would be alive by the time the crane arrived. Even though the ambulance was right there, no one dared to promise they could save the child."

"Everyone thought that if the crane didn’t arrive in time, the child might really have no chance, but then something astonishing happened."

Even recalling the news that once shocked the world.

The young doctor speaking showed an involuntary, admiring expression in his eyes.

"In your young people’s words, maybe it’s called Primordial Power?"

Primordial Power?

The mention of Primordial Power piqued the college student’s interest.

College student: "What do you mean the mother unleashed Primordial Power, as in she suddenly lifted the car with her arm strength to save her child?"

"I don’t know much about cars, but cars weigh at least a ton, right? Even a fitness enthusiast couldn’t possibly lift it, so how could she..."

Halfway through his sentence, the college student noticed the expressions of the people around him were a bit odd.

Rumbling —

Suddenly.

A thunder-like thought flashed through the college student’s mind.

An entirely unrealistic idea appeared in the student’s mind.

Then, uncontrollably, he exclaimed, "Judging by your expressions, could it be that Primordial Power really exists, enabling someone to lift a car?"

Those around him nodded.

The college student stared blankly at the ceiling, feeling that the world might be a bit fantastical.