University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

Listening to those doctors discussing him.

The fragile university student awkwardly raised his hand, "Um, doctors..."

"I can explain my past actions..."

"I now truly realize my problems and sincerely, I’m willing to cooperate with the treatment, and I definitely won’t cause any more trouble."

The fragile university student’s eyes were sincere.

Hoping he could gain the trust of these doctors in front of him.

However.

Despite his show of sincerity, at this moment, not many doctors were willing to listen to his statements.

They just talked among themselves.

"The current social attention is quite high. If something really happens to the patient in our hospital, our future could be even worse than Dr. Chen’s."

Chen Mu, hearing this: "..."

Awkwardly touched his nose, not knowing how he ended up in this situation.

"By then, it’s not just us who might be in trouble, but also the hospital and professors could get implicated."

"That’s right, the fragile university student isn’t completely trustworthy. For the sake of our future careers not being too difficult, let’s take turns watching over the fragile university student during off hours, to prevent anything unexpected from happening, which we’ll regret later."

"Besides, this kind of classic case, who knows when we’ll encounter it again. We need to protect it; if he dies, there’s nothing left to study."

Hearing all this, the fragile university student: "..."

He looked eagerly at the only somewhat familiar face, Chen Mu: "Dr. Chen, after all, we both came from Hai City University. Aren’t you going to defend me a little?"

He is, after all, a university student, educated in higher learning.

After a moment of silence, Chen Mu spoke helplessly: "Because of you, I’m being discriminated against as well. What is there to defend?"

The fragile university student: "..."

Though a bit unwilling, he couldn’t help but feel a bit guilty.

Chen Mu: "Besides, I think what these doctors are saying makes a bit of sense. Maybe you just acted on a whim, but it could affect many people’s careers. Keeping an eye on you isn’t a bad thing."

The fragile university student: "..."

The rebuttal was at the tip of his tongue.

But upon further thought, there was really nothing worth arguing about.

Silently closed his mouth.

Feeling somewhat despairing, he lay there thinking if he should be more well-behaved in the future.

If not.

Finding a job after graduation might not be easy; when others see him, they’ll say.

Look.

There’s the fool who almost sent himself to the crematorium with self-administered acupuncture.

"Ah..."

The fragile university student covered his face, beginning to regret his actions.

Conversely, Chen Mu.

Even had the mood to tease him at this time: "In the future, when you’re job hunting, you can even write on your resume that you’ve contributed to modern medicine."

The fragile university student stared at Chen Mu with resentment: "Dr. Chen, you are skilled at writing resumes..."

Chen Mu: "Thank you for the compliment."

The fragile university student’s condition wasn’t that severe anymore.

But the previous situation was still too complicated.

Not rushing to interact with the other young doctors, Chen Mu only stayed with a few old professors, repeatedly analyzing the ideas previously provided by his father, Chen Tao.

They even discussed the subsequent treatment approach together.

When Chen Mu left the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, it was already dark.

A young doctor followed Chen Mu out of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, "Dr. Chen, are you heading back to the school? If so, I can give you a ride since it’s on my way."

"Okay, thank you." Chen Mu did not decline the young doctor’s offer.

However, on the way.

Chen Mu noticed this young doctor looking at him several times with a particularly complex expression.

Helplessly, he smiled and said, "I’m just going back for an investigation, not heading to the execution ground. Don’t make the atmosphere so tense, okay?"

"Dr. Chen, you haven’t done anything wrong, I believe you."

On the road.

The young doctor suddenly said without any context.

Chen Mu smiled, his tone reasonably light, "Then thank you for believing in me?"

Young doctor: "But Dr. Chen, as an outsider, I just saw those online criticisms this afternoon, and I feel almost depressed, but why do I feel like you’re not bothered at all?"

This afternoon, at their hospital, while discussing the condition of the fragile university student.

Because they had somewhat heard about Chen Mu’s situation.

Everyone, when facing Chen Mu, would intentionally avoid what they perceived as relatively sensitive topics.

But there were so many doctors present to examine the fragile university student’s case, and even some who weren’t scheduled to work today couldn’t help but return to the unit to thoroughly examine the fragile university student.

With more people, inevitably someone would speak carelessly.

Every time someone in their group misspoke.

Someone would instinctively watch Chen Mu’s expression, afraid of inadvertently triggering their poor colleague.

However.

Each one of them was somewhat apprehensive about upsetting Chen Mu’s emotions.

But Chen Mu himself.

Seemed unperturbed.

Right now.

The live stream at Hai City University is still going on, and the investigation team hasn’t left.

Clearly waiting for Chen Mu to return, to take advantage of today’s widespread online attention to address the concerns all at once.