University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

The one who responded to Chen Mu was still Mu Yao’s silence.

Chen Mu snorted coldly, "Don’t want to answer this question?"

"Or is it that, in your subconscious, you also think that the patients and their families won’t be there to help explain for you?"

Mu Yao: "..."

After a long silence, Mu Yao finally spoke, "But I thought they would be very friendly."

Since she was very young, she had wanted to be a doctor.

In her heart, being a doctor had always been a sacred profession.

Just like in those childhood essays often wrote, wearing a white coat, saving lives!

But patients and their families, in dealing with those life-saving angels in white, weren’t exactly friendly.

At the very least, they should help clarify things.

The angels in white are innocent, right...?

Chen Mu looked calmly at Mu Yao in front of him, "But people are selfish. When things happen, compared to the interests of others, they care more about how to protect their own interests."

Mu Yao still had her head down.

Clearly showing an expression of not being able to accept it.

Chen Mu just lightly sighed, patting Mu Yao on the shoulder, "Think about what I’ve said for yourself."

"You always have to give yourself some time to accept it. After organizing your emotions, you still have to return to your work post."

Mu Yao nodded, indicating she heard him, then didn’t lift her head again.

When Chen Mu stood up, he saw many more white coats and frail university students who had come to see the doctor gathering here to watch.

For a moment.

He couldn’t help but chuckle a bit, looking at those people, "What are you all gathering here for? Have nothing to do? Do you need me to find something for you to do?"

The intern doctors: "!!!"

The frail university students: "!!!"

"No, no, Dr. Chen!"

"I don’t know what happened either, maybe my leg just had a problem and I suddenly couldn’t walk, but now it’s fine."

"Speaking of, I came here to see a doctor, brother are you a doctor, please help take a look at me!!!"

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"No! Do you all have to act so timidly? Does Dr. Chen look so scary?"

"I didn’t think Dr. Chen was scary before, but just now when he analyzed human nature, I suddenly felt like I was naked."

"I feel that the blow Dr. Mu suffered this time is quite significant, and she probably won’t be able to recover in a short while."

"Dr. Mu is really pitiful, first time working a corporate job and encountered such bizarre things."

"Actually, I think some of what Dr. Chen said before was correct. It’s better to encounter such things earlier rather than later; at least next time something similar happens, Dr. Mu might be able to stop a patient from self-destructing."

"Maybe she’ll indeed be able to stop it, but the mindset has changed. Before, it was about saving the patient, now it’s about saving oneself, sigh..."

"I say, you all, just don’t overthink, whether black cat or white cat, if it catches mice it’s a good cat!"

"Really?"

"..."

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"Dr. Mu, the blow encountered this time is not small..."

Going upstairs, Su Bingbing couldn’t help but glance back at Mu Yao, still sitting on the steps.

Seeing the now head-down Mu Yao who didn’t want to say a word.

Su Bingbing always remembered the first day she came to Hai City University, where even Mu Yao could talk back to Chen Mu.

At that time, what was Mu Yao like?

Still carrying the pride of being fresh out of campus, the pride of heaven’s favored daughter.

The senior sister of the entire academy, the best and most outstanding student in school.

But now...

Hearing Su Bingbing’s slightly sympathetic voice, Chen Mu just lightly glanced at Su Bingbing beside him and said, "Reporter Su, after working like this for so long, do you still not know that this is a necessary step in entering society?"

Su Bingbing: "..."

During these days working at Hai City University.

Feeling the vigorous vitality of the entire campus.

She just started to feel that the distance between her and these young people was getting a little closer.

Unexpectedly.

In the blink of an eye.

She was brought back to reality by Chen Mu’s words.

Chen Mu: "Maybe some experiences are harsher, maybe some aren’t as harsh, but there’s always something that will teach these kids that they are not in school anymore, they’re in society, in the workforce."

"Especially in the medical profession."

"Even if some people don’t have that strong sense of mission, when things really go wrong, reality will still teach them."

Su Bingbing: "..."

Looking at Chen Mu beside her, as calm as ever.

A thought suddenly flashed in her mind, even somewhat inexplicably.

Maybe.

Previously, she didn’t understand Dr. Chen as well as she thought she did.

This person, Chen Mu.

Seems to have a sort of inherent pessimism about him.

Or rather.

A kind.

Of pervasive, deep-rooted pessimism.

When this thought emerged in Su Bingbing’s mind, she couldn’t help but glance once more in Chen Mu’s direction.

In her past work experience.

She had encountered people similar to Chen Mu who were pessimistic.

They mostly had undergone major upheavals and developed some psychological problems.

Thinking of this.

Su Bingbing was reminded of...

Those times when Chen Mu would suddenly pull out the two bottles of oil in his hand, avoiding the camera to take some vitamins.

Really.

Are those just vitamins?

The thought filled with doubt once again filled Su Bingbing’s mind.

Maybe if there’s an opportunity.

When the live camera isn’t on, she could ask Dr. Chen about it.