University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

Fu Xiaocui pointed at Chen Mu and shouted, "There is a problem, and the problem lies with Chen Mu."

Investigation Team Leader: "But we’re responsible for the investigation now. If you doubt the results, you should file a complaint against us, and then replace us with a more ’impartial’ team for another investigation."

Fu Xiaocui: "..."

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"Brothers, did you notice anything suspicious?"

"I don’t dare question the investigation results, but Dr. Chen definitely has issues."

"I thought she had evidence of surgical mistakes with all the fuss she was making, but it turns out her judgment is based solely on intuition?"

"If it’s all based on intuition, that’s amusing. My intuition tells me the richest man owes me eight billion. When will he pay me back!"

"As long as she doesn’t get what she wants, she can keep shouting—Is it a cover-up?"

"I have this creeping suspicion: compared to other doctors, Dr. Chen has some backing. He was pushed to that extent back then. If it were ordinary medical staff facing someone like Fu Xiaocui as a troublemaker..."

"The internet opinion back then clearly had some guidance behind it. It wasn’t just Fu Xiaocui acting alone."

"Right, right, right! I also saw people saying today’s medical troublemakers have professional teams advising them. We should thoroughly investigate Fu Xiaocui to see if she’s been in contact with anyone with ulterior motives."

"Also, the identity of Dr. Chen’s father was just revealed, and Fu Xiaocui instantly published a pre-prepared article. Her education is only middle school level; it doesn’t seem like she could write such a logically rigorous rights-defense blog post."

"If there’s a professional team involved, then it’s disgusting. Others are saving lives, and they want to ruin the reputation of medical staff?!"

"..."

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"No... the problem... all lies with Chen Mu..."

"If there were no issues, how could my husband have died..."

"It’s all Chen Mu’s fault, all because of this quack..."

Upon hearing the investigation team’s results, just like back then, Chen Mu was relieved.

He has always felt a clear conscience regarding the surgery back then.

Yet now, suddenly hearing Fu Xiaocui’s words.

Chen Mu looked up, "Leader, I have something to report!"

Investigation Team Leader: "Please go ahead, Dr. Chen."

Chen Mu raised his hand.

Pointing at the visibly bewildered Fu Xiaocui.

Chen Mu: "Everyone, I want to accuse this woman of premeditated murder and malicious extortion!"

Fu Xiaocui was shocked and pale: "What are you talking about?!"

"Chen Mu, you’re slandering!"

Chen Mu sighed lightly, "Investigation leader, based on your jurisdiction, you should be able to retrieve the results of the autopsy report from back then, right?"

The investigation leader nodded and then said, "We’ve already obtained it. In fact, we also had some doubts about the autopsy report from back then."

Though he spoke of doubts,

the investigation leader’s gaze never landed on Chen Mu.

Instead, it was fixed on Fu Xiaocui!

What Fu Xiaocui did not notice was.

A member of the investigation team quietly walked to the door and locked it.

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"Damn! Something’s definitely not right!"

"They locked the door, and the autopsy report has issues—afraid someone might run?"

"The investigation team seems very friendly towards Dr. Chen; does the problem not lie with him?!"

"If Dr. Chen had an issue, by this point, the investigation team wouldn’t be so friendly, right?"

"Doesn’t anyone else find their attitude towards Fu Xiaocui somewhat strange?"

"There is something odd. Typically, investigation teams maintain a certain level of concern for genuine victims and their families. But now, they show no concern whatsoever for Fu Xiaocui?"

"It’s not just a lack of concern; their attitude makes it seem like they’re treating Fu Xiaocui as a potential enemy..."

"So, does that mean Fu Xiaocui is the problem?"

"Sometimes, I have to admire the logic of Chen Mu’s brainless fans, preferring to believe the victim’s family has issues while insisting their Dr. Chen is entirely innocent, right?! Ahahaha!!!"

"..."

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"It’s a common sense question: patients who have undergone gastrectomy cannot eat shortly after surgery."

At this point,

the investigation team leader’s gaze also fell on Chen Mu. "Dr. Chen, after the surgery back then, did the hospital inform the patient’s family of this?"

Chen Mu nodded and then said, "We informed them. Not only did we inform them, but the patient’s family also signed an informed consent, acknowledging the necessary post-operative care."

Feeling the eyes on her,

for a moment.

Fu Xiaocui felt even more uneasy.

But with her mouth,

she couldn’t help but defend herself, "It’s not like that, I didn’t know anything back then when I signed... "

"You all have been to hospitals."

"In hospital situations, if the family doesn’t sign, the doctors won’t even start the surgery."

"I was concerned for my husband, so naturally..."

Fu Xiaocui was racking her brain, desperately trying to explain herself.

But was still interrupted by Chen Mu.

Chen Mu: "Without the family’s consent, doctors won’t rashly begin surgery. I admit, the hospital does have this procedure, but Fu Xiaocui, the informed consent on nursing methods is typically signed after a successful surgery."

"Because if the surgery fails, the patient doesn’t need care at all."

Fu Xiaocui’s eyes widened.

Under the table, Su Bingbing gave a thumbs-up to Chen Mu.

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"OMG, OMG, OMG, OMG?!!!"

"This angle, I never would’ve thought of. Patients from failed surgeries don’t need care, that makes sense!"

"In such surgeries, patients from failed surgeries either go to ICU or the morgue; it’s true that the family doesn’t need to provide care."

"What Fu Xiaocui says is full of holes!"

"She seems to be trying hard to lie, and she seems to know that the post-operative care for the patient had issues."

"Let me make a bold guess: there were problems with the patient’s post-operative care leading to death, but Fu Xiaocui stubbornly believes it was a surgical failure, not a post-operative care issue."

"Why not admit it’s a post-operative care issue unless Fu Xiaocui was responsible for that care and the patient had an incident under her watch. To avoid responsibility, she needed a scapegoat?"

"!!!"

"If we follow this line of thought, the subsequent matters become even more complex!"

"I remember Dr. Chen mentioned that the relationship between Fu Xiaocui and her husband didn’t seem as good as it appeared. Fu Xiaocui was frequently abused by her husband; there was even an incident in the hospital with the police involved."

"Could her husband’s death be related to her...?"

"No... it can’t be..."

"..."

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Even in the live stream room.

Some of the onlookers who were initially on Chen Mu’s side.

Even some resolute netizens who were determined to support Fu Xiaocui found themselves a bit panicked by the seemingly well-reasoned analyses in the bullet comments.

For some reason.

They started to feel like these comments made a lot of sense?!

Could it be...

This time, were they, who naturally stood against the doctors, really on the wrong side?

The investigation team leader looked at Fu Xiaocui for a moment.

Then spoke again, "We have obtained the initial autopsy report, and both in the report and the records from back then, it’s clearly stated that the patient consumed alcohol before death."

"And following a gastrectomy, the patient is not allowed to drink alcohol shortly after."

"I also have the surveillance footage and records from back then. Fu Xiaocui, the beer that your husband drank, which led to his death, was brought into the hospital by you. We would like to understand what you were feeling when you brought this beer into the hospital for your husband, who had just undergone surgery!"