University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

The crisp university student looked at Chen Mu very seriously and asked, "Dr. Chen, your situation is already so bad, why are you still considering others?"

Listening to the voice of the crisp university student.

Chen Mu hadn’t replied yet.

But the other people in the car started to voice their agreement one after another.

"I have to say, I really have a similar thought as this young man; if I were the person involved, I definitely wouldn’t refuse someone who wants to speak up for me."

"Now is exactly the time when help is needed; I might really not consider that much."

"Dr. Chen, this is a great opportunity for you to return to clinical work!"

"If I were you, I wouldn’t even be in the mood to share cases in the hospital right now; I would desperately want to be in front of the camera, to explain clearly what happened back then, so those internet trolls would shut up sooner!"

"..."

Everyone in the car was chiming in.

Every time he heard a voice that echoed his thoughts, the crisp university student showed an expression of strong agreement.

He seriously nodded a bit.

Chen Mu looked amusingly at the posture of the crisp university student, "But now the live broadcast has already started, I’m sure there will be a chance to clarify everything that happened back then, there’s no need to rush."

Hearing Chen Mu say this.

Everyone in the car also nodded one after another.

"That’s true."

"Dr. Chen, actually you should somewhat thank Hai City University for letting you participate in the recording this time."

"Without this live broadcast program, maybe it would be very difficult for you to have a chance to rectify your name."

"Yes, even though the results of the investigation back then already showed your innocence, oftentimes it’s just like that, if the public doesn’t believe you’re innocent, people won’t think you are."

"Public opinion is powerful, just like that."

"..."

Listening to the voices of the people around him.

Chen Mu didn’t feel bad; instead, he felt a sense of warmth.

It’s just...

How nice!

Chen Mu hadn’t heard so many people telling him they believed he did nothing wrong in a long time.

Just when Chen Mu was about to say something more.

He noticed the scenery outside the car window.

Hai City University of Traditional Medicine has arrived!

Upon arrival.

Chen Mu immediately helped move the patient.

He took the patient’s identification, helped complete the admission procedures, and paid the hospital deposit.

Then he went to the consultation room.

He carefully shared the set of emergency techniques that the old man just used with everyone at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.

Not only that.

Relying on years of tacit understanding with the old man.

He analyzed some subsequent possible thoughts and techniques.

While Chen Mu was saying these things, the elderly professors of the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine were looking at Chen Mu with eyes that almost seemed to be glowing.

"That young Chen, I just saw some news about you on the internet, many people say your education level is not high, only a bachelor’s degree."

"To be honest, for us in the medical field, a bachelor’s may indeed be a bit lacking."

Chen Mu honestly nodded and then said, "I am indeed only a bachelor’s."

He had always known his shortcomings.

Of course.

He was also willing to face his shortcomings.

Seeing Chen Mu’s good attitude, he didn’t mind pointing out the matter of Chen Mu’s average academic background.

The elderly professor looked at Chen Mu with even more appreciation.

This young man has a good character.

He had previously encountered some young people who could only accept praise from their elders and couldn’t bear to hear any criticism.

As soon as there was something.

That wasn’t a compliment.

It might hurt their fragile self-esteem.

The senior professor once had such a student who, after graduation, completely lost contact because the professor bluntly pointed out a few shortcomings.

Seeing Chen Mu sincerely acknowledging his shortfall in academic background.

The senior professor continued to smile while asking Chen Mu, "Have you ever thought about pursuing further studies, like a master’s degree or a direct PhD?"

"Actually, your level is already better than some PhDs."

Around Chen Mu, indeed stood many PhDs.

All were brought by the senior professor to learn and gain knowledge.

Upon hearing their professor say such words, each one remained silent, watching without comment.

No one dared to speak rashly in such a situation to provoke their teacher.

Moreover...

Just now, when Chen Mu was sharing.

They indeed heard many theories and ideas from Chen Mu.

Those were no longer the ideas of Master Chen Tao; the subsequent ones were Chen Mu’s own.

And he also considered more possibilities for them for the future.

Just as their teacher said, Chen Mu was indeed stronger than these PhD students.

But they were not unconvinced.

The degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine does not explain everything either.

As often said in the industry, the impressive resume in Chinese medicine is often hereditary.

Chen Mu is the child of that person, so being this impressive is quite normal as well.

Chen Mu didn’t expect.

The senior professor’s thinking to be so jumpy.

Although he couldn’t instantly grasp the professor’s intention, after a brief reflection, he earnestly nodded and said, "If there’s a chance, I personally would still really like to continue my studies."

After all.

This is a field where lifelong learning is inherent.

Hearing Chen Mu say this.

The senior professor looked at Chen Mu with a noticeably warmer expression than before.

Actively walking to Chen Mu’s side, warmly holding Chen Mu’s hand, "Young Chen, if you really want to pursue a master’s or direct PhD, consider me. My level may not be as high as your father’s, but it’s decent."

Chen Mu was slightly taken aback.

Didn’t expect this professor’s real agenda to be like this, he helplessly replied, "Sorry..."

Hearing Chen Mu say this.

The professor couldn’t help feeling a bit disappointed.

But he had a bit of confidence in himself.

Seriously looking at Chen Mu in front of him, he continued, "Young Chen, is it because you want to be your father’s graduate student? But I heard that your father doesn’t really take students anymore."

Chen Mu gently shook his head and then said, "That’s not it, just that if I truly want to pursue a graduate degree, I might not choose Traditional Chinese Medicine."

"Why?"

"Why?!"

"Why!!!"

Hearing such an inexplicable claim from Chen Mu.

It wasn’t just the elderly professor who exclaimed.

There were others in the room.

Some of the other young people studying Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Almost everyone looking at Chen Mu had an expression of confusion in their eyes.

"Your level is very high!"

"You’re incredibly impressive!"

"I’ve watched your livestreams, and you do like Traditional Chinese Medicine a lot!"

"..."

Compared to their students, who were more emotional than themselves.

At this moment.

The elderly professor, who first asked Chen Mu if he wanted to be his student, displayed relatively the calmest demeanor.

He just looked curiously at Chen Mu: "Why not choose Traditional Chinese Medicine?"

Chen Mu: "Studying for a master’s or PhD isn’t just for a degree, but also to learn more skills."

"If it’s Traditional Chinese Medicine, I actually already have a very good teacher and don’t plan to change teachers for now."

Hearing Chen Mu say this, all the practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine fell silent.

The main point is.

They really had no words to reply to Chen Mu’s statement.

The Traditional Chinese Medicine Chen Mu studied is hereditary.

This can be said to be well known.

But whose hereditary it is?

National Medical Master, Chen Tao!

Even their teachers wouldn’t dare to say they’re better than National Medical Master Chen Tao.

Even if Chen Mu himself wanted to switch teachers, he probably wouldn’t find one better than Chen Tao.

In fact.

Chen Tao could be a teacher to many professors and teachers at their school.

When Chen Mu faced the crowd around him and spoke, he was very sincere.

"When I was in college, my major wasn’t Traditional Chinese Medicine but modern clinical medicine."

"Specializing in emergency medicine."

"If in the future I plan to continue further studies, I might still want to learn modern medicine, study emergency medicine, because I think I still have a lot to improve in that area."

"Or, maybe I would go further to study psychology?"