University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

The fragile college student didn’t expect that Chen Mu didn’t say anything further.

The intern doctor actually apologized once again.

Flustered, they waved their hands: "It’s okay, it’s not a big deal..."

"I forgive you!"

"Really!"

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"Although... but... if they have such a good attitude, it’s not impossible to patch soles in my hands?!"

"You guys are really principled..."

"Are you sure this good attitude isn’t just for the live stream’s sake? I deeply doubt it."

"Not really, this intern doctor seems to genuinely feel guilty."

"Dr. Chen’s prior rules were actually correct; one or two mistakes are bearable for most patients, but any more, and patients are still human too!"

"Right, if there were no illnesses, who would come to the hospital for an IV drip? Sometimes, we really can’t just focus on training new medical staff but also need to care more about the patients."

"After the fragile college student succeeded in IV insertion, although they didn’t mock the intern doctor earlier, their smile was genuinely bright."

"If possible, everyone would want to meet mature medical personnel, even though many of us understand the reasoning..."

"That’s right, many times, being sick already feels quite vulnerable..."

"..."

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"I’m sorry, I mean it."

Even though the fragile college student already expressed their forgiveness.

The intern doctor once again apologized earnestly.

At this moment.

The intern doctor’s thinking was actually very straightforward.

The fragile college student’s attitude is their own, but his attitude is his own.

His persistence just now indeed caused some trouble for the other party.

And he shouldn’t take advantage of the other’s easygoing nature.

Chen Mu looked up.

Glanced at the medication the patient was hooked to, and the military training clothes on the patient.

Somewhat surprised: "Another one, coming in from heatstroke?"

The intern doctor nodded beside Chen Mu.

Then.

Raised a finger, pointing to a room full of patients lying in the observation room, and said to Chen Mu: "Basically, most of the patients coming from the military training ground are due to heatstroke and are sent to the campus hospital."

Chen Mu: "..."

Even though there’s always heatstroke during military training every year, it feels like there’s a lot more this year?

It seemed Chen Mu understood what he was thinking.

The intern doctor stood beside Chen Mu, quietly assisting with a small voice: "I remember during our military training, there were actually still a lot of outdoor activities, like after eating, we would walk around the playground, but freshmen now are completely different from when we were."

Chen Mu was puzzled: "How different?"

Could there really be a generational gap between undergraduates and second-year graduate students?

Intern doctor: "People of our generation..."

Chen Mu: "..."

Su Bingbing: "..."

The two of them silently glanced at each other, both seeing the speechlessness in each other’s eyes.

Their age was actually older than these intern doctors.

When this intern doctor started speaking.

He constantly stated that he and the fragile college student weren’t from the same generation.

Then...

Like their age and Su Bingbing’s, what generation were they supposed to be from?

The prehistoric era?

Chen Mu felt aggrieved, feeling inadvertently caught in the crossfire.

But Chen Mu dared not speak...

The live-stream camera was still watching!

Intern doctor: "People of our generation actually weren’t as obsessed with air-conditioned rooms as current freshmen."

"Hai City’s weather, even though it’s a bit hot outdoors, it wasn’t impossible to do some outdoor activities or study for a bit."

"But the current freshmen practically want to live in air-conditioned rooms 24/7 if there’s no necessary reason."

Isn’t that exaggerated?!

Just as Chen Mu wanted to say so.

He surprisingly noticed that after the intern doctor said this.

In the observation room.

Those freshmen lying on the beds still wearing military training outfits.

Seemed to be making some guilty-looking little movements.

Chen Mu: "..."

This exaggerated statement was actually true?

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"Even though I don’t want to admit it, everything this intern doctor said is true?!"

"I’m the kind of person who almost wants to live in an air-conditioned room 24/7, and every time my mom sees me at home, she tells me to get some sun."

"But you have to consider the place, right? In a place like Hai City, I feel like sunbathing would kill me."

"If you go out, you must shower; in a high temperature of forty degrees, you deserve it!"

"Not necessarily, it’s only twenty-something degrees during the summer here, and I still use the air-conditioning; I dislike being outdoors."

"???"

"Twenty-something degrees, and you still need air-conditioning???"

"What’s the big deal? Sometimes it feels hot, so I turn it on!"

"..."

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The intern doctor continued speaking.

He also noticed the little movements of the fragile college students.

From a certain angle, the fragile college students’ little movements, add credibility to what he just said, don’t they?

The intern doctor continued: "Therefore, our generation, facing high temperatures, at least has some heat resistance, but for the current freshmen, outdoor military training is like throwing them directly into a furnace."

The intern doctor hadn’t even finished speaking.

Some fragile college students couldn’t help but quietly agree.

"It really feels like a furnace outside; can we have military training in an air-conditioned room?"