University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

It will definitely ruin Chen Mu’s career.

This is the notorious reputation they want to establish within the gray industry chain of medical harassment.

And this call.

Was also the trigger...

That led to Chen Mu’s final decision to resign.

He gave in.

He admitted that he was just a very ordinary healthcare worker.

Knew only how to handle patients’ illnesses.

But didn’t know how to deal with such skilled medical harassment teams and troublemakers.

Of course.

Faced with such outrageous situations.

Initially, Chen Mu did think about resisting.

For example.

Calling the police.

Although Chen Mu didn’t have a recording, he still chose to report to the police after receiving such a threatening call.

Up until now.

Chen Mu’s residence still has the old police report receipt.

Unfortunately...

He didn’t have a recording, no complete evidence of the other’s threats.

Moreover.

That medical harassment team was clearly experienced.

After a brief investigation by the police, they found that the number that called him came from an overseas server and was already disconnected.

Later, this matter just faded away with his resignation.

Chen Mu was still pondering.

Su Bingbing seemed quite concerned about his situation and didn’t add insult to injury.

At this moment, should he reply to Su Bingbing with something?

Just as Chen Mu was still hesitating.

A message from Su Bingbing came through again.

Once again, it was a few screenshots of comments from netizens on social media platforms.

[Of course, there are quite a few conspiracy theories. I just hope you won’t be too pessimistic, but it’s not suitable to be too optimistic either.]

Chen Mu clicked on the screenshots sent by Su Bingbing, feeling not too pressured mentally.

After all.

These were words similar to what Chen Mu had seen long ago.

Back then, when he locked himself in his room, feeling hopeless, he would masochistically read those unreasonable comments over and over again.

—

"I finally understand, as soon as you gain a bit of fame, you start having supporters. I didn’t expect someone like Chen Mu, such a quack, to have people defending him!"

"I’ve always known this guy was a quack. Poor patients and their families. I didn’t expect the patient to pass away without compensation, and the quack turned into a miracle doctor elsewhere."

"I see many people speaking up for Chen Mu. Having fame is really great. Even when there was a fatal incident, someone still defends him."

"There’s no helping it; the guy has a powerful father, a National Medical Master!"

"If I had such a great father, I would have gone into medicine too. Even if I had no skills like Chen Mu, I could still thrive in the field relying on my dad’s reputation."

"I only have a high school degree, not knowledgeable about the medical industry, but I have a distant relative who studied medicine, reached a doctorate, and still finds it hard to get into a top-tier hospital. Unlike Chen Mu, with his family background, he gets in so easily."

"I can’t stand it anymore. I’m from Imperial Capital Medical University. Though Chen Mu only holds a bachelor’s degree, he was also top of the class when he graduated from our school. I don’t get what you guys are questioning. He didn’t pursue a master’s or doctorate not because he couldn’t, but because he turned down a direct Ph.D. opportunity!"

"Having a good father is indeed advantageous. Even a place like Imperial Capital Medical University was willing to offer him a direct Ph.D."

"???"

"You keyboard warriors, do you even realize the nonsense you’re spouting??!!"

"Crazy! You guys are just a bunch of crazies!!!"

"Wow! Aren’t the students from Imperial Capital Medical University impressive, slandering people online so freely!"

"..."

—

Looking at these comments, which were still somewhat familiar, cynical, and unreasonable,

Chen Mu couldn’t help but curl his lips.

Interesting...

Even after all this time, those people remain the same, not caring at all about the truth.

They only believe what they want to believe.

Other voices go unheard by them.

Chen Mu actually knew as well.

No matter if the final investigation result proves his innocence once again,

to those who refuse to believe in his innocence and keep insulting him online,

eventually, they will only casually say one thing.

Oh.

So that’s how it is.

And then...

He probably wouldn’t even get the simplest apology.

Of course.

Situations like this are something Chen Mu has long gotten used to.

On Chen Mu’s side.

After briefly replying to Su Bingbing’s message, he didn’t add anything more.

Public opinion and such.

No matter if he has the mind to face it, it’s certainly not at a time like this.

Everything needs to wait until the current fragile college student matter is resolved first.

Just as Chen Mu was focusing on the fragile college student, he noticed the college student looking at him with a sympathetic gaze.

Chen Mu: "?"

Meeting Chen Mu’s eyes.

The fragile college student smiled, lightly waving his phone in front of Chen Mu, "Dr. Chen, I’ve been looking at the online news, you’re really getting criticized harshly!"

Chen Mu: "..."

He didn’t know if it was his imagination.

But why did it feel like, despite him being criticized so harshly, this guy in front of him looked exceptionally happy?

A bit too lazy to deal with this guy.

Yet, the fragile college student eagerly started a new topic with Chen Mu, "Dr. Chen, actually, I’ve seen some of the online criticisms of you; they don’t make any sense at all. Do you really not need our help?"

"You all?"

The fragile college student nodded with a smile, then said, "Yes, we are the fragile college students who have gained some recognition on the internet. Our voice is a bit louder than that of ordinary alumni."

Some recognition...

Chen Mu pondered the fragile college student’s words, becoming more silent than before.

Geez!

Does this guy even realize what kind of nonsense he is spouting?!

Him!

Having recognition?!

What kind of recognition? One gained by being reckless?

The fragile college student seemed completely unaware of Chen Mu’s speechless feelings at this moment.

With a smile, he faced Chen Mu,

Continuing in a very positive manner, "Dr. Chen, you should never underestimate us. Although our rise to fame wasn’t glamorous, we do have a certain level of recognition online. This kind of recognition might not necessarily make many netizens side with us, but our accounts definitely have higher weight than regular netizens’!"

"Higher weight?" Chen Mu instinctively repeated the three words the fragile college student said.

Then.

His eyes involuntarily showed a bit of confusion.

Honestly speaking.

Sometimes when Chen Mu conversed with these fragile college students, he felt as if he was an outdated person.

The age gap between him and these fragile college students seemed like several decades.

Otherwise.

Why wouldn’t he understand some of the terms the fragile college student mentioned?

Realizing Chen Mu hadn’t grasped his meaning,

this time, the fragile college student seemed rather excited.

Dr. Chen, though highly skilled in medicine,

and helped these fragile college students a lot,

but in essence...

it turns out that seemingly omnipotent Dr. Chen isn’t really all-knowing and has things he doesn’t understand.

Having realized this, the fragile college student smiled and enthusiastically explained to Chen Mu, "Yes, I’m talking about higher weight!"

"Dr. Chen, you might not be very familiar with the internet and internet accounts."

"Have you noticed, clearly, some accounts without many followers, but when they post a message or short video, a lot of strangers see it, while others might post hundreds of times, and each still only gets single-digit views?"

Chen Mu nodded and then said, "That I understand..."

He had a little Douyin account, used for browsing videos during his free time.

Basically, it was as the fragile college student described, no matter how many posts he made, views remained single digits.