University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

Su Bingbing is not foolish either.

The huge reactions from these intern doctors are enough to show that Chen Mu did something almost miraculous.

Mu Yao stared blankly in the direction of Chen Mu, nodding stiffly: "To be precise, it’s not just difficult; it’s something almost impossible to achieve. What did Dr. Chen say, has the patient truly recovered, or...?"

"Or is it just a brief moment of lucidity before death?"

Su Bingbing smiled and continued Mu Yao’s words.

As Mu Yao nodded, Su Bingbing began to answer, "Dr. Chen isn’t very sure about the patient’s current condition either, but with the help of the emergency center, they have already contacted the Hai City University of Traditional Medicine, and they are preparing to receive the patient there."

Upon hearing this from Su Bingbing,

Mu Yao involuntarily breathed a sigh of relief.

Although the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital primarily focuses on Chinese medicine,

they also have Western medicine.

All the first-class hospital’s emergency equipment and medications are fully equipped.

If the patient can be safely transferred over, the probability of safety will be higher, and the responsibility and public opinion Dr. Chen needs to bear afterward might be less.

Whether from the perspective of the patient,

or from Dr. Chen’s perspective, the transfer to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital is a good thing.

"It’s just..."

Su Bingbing frowned slightly, "Later, the people from the emergency center will come over, and Dr. Chen needs to personally deliver the patient to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital."

"According to the doctors at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital and Dr. Chen himself, although the patient has awakened, it’s also possible that it’s just a brief moment of lucidity before death."

"The journey is very important; if anything happens, the patient could be lost."

Mu Yao: "!!!"

The news known to Su Bingbing,

might be known across the entire internet.

At this moment,

Mu Yao silently took out her phone.

Clicked into the live broadcast room.

And saw...

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"Isn’t this just for show? After all this trouble, I thought it was something amazing, but in the end, they still need to send the person to a first-class hospital."

"If you ask me, just send the patient to Renmin Hospital directly. Now I see that the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital isn’t very reliable either."

"To be honest, without favor, the patient’s condition would not have worsened, right? In essence, it’s Dr. Chen and Chinese medicine causing trouble. Chinese medicine shouldn’t be popularized in a program about campus doctors."

"???"

"Every time I see this kind of comment, it makes me laugh. Isn’t Chinese medicine our native practice? Why are you all predicting its downfall?"

"Let me tell you what his self-acupuncture means: from the perspective of Western medicine, it’s like a healthy person illegally administering prescription drugs to themselves, and at that, cancer-level ones."

"How can any decent person withstand such torment? Even if so, the doctor who cures and saves people still has to take the blame."

"Given the patient’s condition, if they really don’t want any aftereffects, going to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital is indeed more appropriate than Renmin Hospital. Dr. Chen’s referral is not wrong. I don’t get why the comments are cursing."

"Wow! The doctor who once treated life casually is now saving people like Hua Tuo?"

"You claim he treated life casually? Dr. Chen hasn’t even officially responded yet, and back then, the results from the relevant department’s investigation are still there. The investigation back then concluded there was no issue with Dr. Chen!"

"Yeah, you said there’s no problem. I guess I’ll just take it as there’s no problem then."

"???"

"What’s with the sarcastic tone in the comments? Isn’t the urgent task to send the patient to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital for continued treatment?"

"Ah yes, yes, yes!!! Once something happens, the patient becomes a scapegoat!!!"

"..."

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"How can these people speak about Dr. Chen like that!"

Seeing all those filthy words in the comments made Mu Yao’s face flush with anger.

If it weren’t for her current identity and the timing being inappropriate,

Mu Yao would have loved to use her account to argue three hundred rounds with these netizens in the live broadcast’s comment section.

Seeing Mu Yao grinding her teeth in anger,

Su Bingbing merely curved her lips from the side and said, "Don’t worry, time will prove everything."

Mu Yao suddenly looked up.

Gazing at Su Bingbing in front of her, "Reporter Su, do you believe Dr. Chen is innocent?"

Su Bingbing: "What I believe in is Dr. Chen’s response."

"It’s just that for now, Dr. Chen also doesn’t have the time to give the public an answer. Not hindering Dr. Chen’s work is the greatest help we can offer."

Listening to Su Bingbing’s voice,

Mu Yao originally intended to say something,

but saw an ambulance not belonging to Hai City University approaching from a distance.

Mu Yao suddenly fell silent,

taking the initiative to move closer to Chen Mu to rally some fellow intern doctors in white coats.

Signaling they could prepare for manual labor tasks.

When transferring the patient onto the ambulance,

initially.

The program team didn’t want the "protagonist" Chen Mu to leave the frame of the live broadcast.

But the ambulance from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital made it very clear.

There was only a spot for Chen Mu on the vehicle and no spots for others.

In fact,

there weren’t even spots for the other intern doctors, let alone the crew of the program.

Without any choice.

The accompanying crew and program staff had to remain at Hai City University.

A group of them stood at the entrance of an apartment building, watching eagerly as Chen Mu left with the ambulance from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.

Upon boarding,

Chen Mu initially wanted to say a few words to the old man,

but discovered that the old man had disconnected the conversation between them without him noticing.

Leaving only one sentence for him...

[The road ahead relies on you to walk by yourself.]

As a practitioner of Chinese medicine, naturally paying more attention to Chinese medicine.

Almost every practitioner working at the Hai City University of Traditional Medicine knows about Chen Mu, who brought Hai City University of Traditional Medicine repeatedly into the limelight on major social media platforms.

Seeing Chen Mu still nervously monitoring the patient’s condition,

after carefully recording all the details, he couldn’t help but remind, "Dr. Chen, please have a look online. The incident from when you were working at Renmin Hospital has been exposed online, and the public opinion on the internet is intense..."

He’s merely a doctor.

He doesn’t know anything about public relations.

But he does know that,

usually, the best time to stop rumors is at the very beginning.

The later it gets,

the harder it becomes.

As soon as Chen Mu heard the words "Renmin Hospital," his entire body involuntarily tensed up for a moment.

Afterward,

his hands even began trembling as he opened Weibo.

Almost instantly upon entering, everywhere on Weibo was filled with his name, related posts, and insults.

Looking at those comments,

Chen Mu had a moment of disorientation, as if he had returned to a few years ago when he chose to leave Hai City Renmin Hospital.

Back then,

the hospital leadership talked to him; if he wanted to continue working at the hospital, he could temporarily go home for a while and reconsider after the storm of public opinion passed.

Even though...

They all knew the mistake wasn’t Chen Mu’s.

But the troublemaking team hired by the patient’s family was too professional.

The hospital called the police multiple times but could never find any fault, bringing them to justice.

But they continuously caused disturbances in the hospital’s emergency department, disrupting the hospital’s order.

At the beginning,

young Chen Mu was quite defiant.

Thinking he was not wrong, why should he concede to such unreasonable troublemaking families?

If he really conceded, wouldn’t it be empowering these patient families?

Until later...

During an emergency rescue, a troublemaking family member suddenly rushed towards him, attempting to assault him.

Had it not been for other emergency department doctors arriving in time.

That time...

It might have almost cost another patient’s life because of the trouble caused to him by these families.

It was only then,

that Chen Mu suddenly realized.

He was innocent.

But those patients arriving for emergency life-saving care were also innocent.

If he couldn’t resolve those troublemaking families and their teams causing chaos in the emergency department because of him,

it would be best to leave the hospital.

At least it wouldn’t add trouble for others...