Limping.
Struggling towards the bathroom.
—
"Although I was just angry with this person, for so reason, I can’t bring myself to criticize him when I see the way he walks!"
"So funny, in my city, I wouldn’t dare to walk like that because of hemorrhoids, afraid of being misunderstood!"
"What’s there to misunderstand about hemorrhoids?"
"There’s no misunderstanding, you’re just a naive kid, cough cough..."
"Speaking of which, if hemorrhoids are surgically treated, would the result be better?"
"It definitely would be better, but many patients are resistant to surgery."
"Just like that patient with prolapse, wasn’t he also resistant to surgery? Though I don’t quite understand why they resist..."
"If you say you don’t understand, wait till you get hemorrhoids yourself, you’ll understand!"
"Though I want to argue, as a forr mouthy champion, I have to admit the previous person was right. I didn’t understand either until I later got hemorrhoids..."
"666!!!"
"..."
—
After the guy with the hemorrhoid left.
Chen Mu saw those few intern doctors who were just questioned, standing there dejectedly.
They all hung their heads, speechless.
Looking at them, Chen Mu found it funny, yet also a bit heart-wrenching.
Even though it’s sothing many intern doctors experience during their internship.
But...
If only there was more trust between patients and doctors.
They.
Wouldn’t have to experience this.
"Feeling wronged?"
Upon hearing Chen Mu ask this, the intern doctors instantly felt more aggrieved.
They looked at Chen Mu eagerly, like children looking at their father.
Chen Mu’s expression was indifferent: "Feeling wronged, then rember this lesson."
The intern doctors were instantly dumbfounded: "???!!!"
—
"Laughing so hard, did these silly kids really think that if they felt wronged, Dr. Chen would comfort them?"
"Actually... I genuinely thought that before, does that make a silly kid too?"
"Oh no! Glancing at the comnts, I’ve beco a silly kid!"
"Hahahaha!!! I nearly died laughing at the comnts!"
"The Dr. Chen who was gentle and friendly before, now seems more and more like my unlucky boss, so scary..."
"The fear of being dominated by supervisors..."
"..."
—
Chen Mu sighed, "Although the attitude of that person just now was sowhat poor, in the future, when you go to work, you will certainly et other patients with even worse attitudes."
The intern doctors remained silent.
If their seniors hadn’t shared their hospital experiences.
They might naively rebut that Chen Mu’s view of the world is too bleak.
But they weren’t truly naive.
By nature.
What Chen Mu said wasn’t scaring them with exaggeration.
It’s sothing that will really happen.
Seeing these folks remain silent, Chen Mu continued, "Encountering such things before officially starting work is actually beneficial for you!"
"Take this opportunity to adjust your mindset. I hope that in ten minutes, you’ll be back at your previous workstations, unaffected in your working state."
Listening to Chen Mu’s words.
Bingbing, on the side, looked incredulously at this ruthless guy, "Dr. Chen, you’re only giving them a ten-minute break? Isn’t that a bit too short..."
Chen Mu huffed.
He continued coldly, "The point is not how much ti they need to adjust."
"And how much ti they really have when they start working, ten minutes is more than enough..."
"Even if the last patient pointedly criticized them, by the ti the next patient cos in, they must compose themselves."
"Sotis there might be a ti gap of one or two minutes, sotis just a few seconds."
Bingbing: "..."
Seeing these intern doctors listening to Chen Mu’s unfeeling words without any retort.
A thought suddenly crossed Bingbing’s mind.
Perhaps.
The things Chen Mu was saying were already known by these intern doctors.
They knew what their future work environnt would be like.
So right now.
They didn’t an to argue with Chen Mu.
And the intern doctors before him.
Could be considered quite obedient, as they quietly returned to their posts as instructed by Chen Mu.
Chen Mu, seeing these still diligent guys, smiled appreciatively.
Then turned around to see Tian Xiaoqiang next door.
Seeing the corpse of frostbite ointnt in the trash can and a few eager white coats next to Tian Xiaoqiang.
Chen Mu found this scene hilarious.
He originally just wanted to take a look and leave.
But many intern doctors saw Chen Mu’s brief appearance.
The bolder ones.
Directly pulled Chen Mu’s arm, forcibly dragging him inside.
While dragging Chen Mu in, they cheerfully shared, "Dr. Chen, I bet you haven’t seen such a thing before!"
"I just asked for the patient’s consent to take a few local photos of the frostbite."
"Now our school group is all praising it. If it wasn’t for the possible inconvenience to Hai City University, they might all want to co and see!"
Chen Mu: "..."
—
"A re frostbite, does it really have such an attraction for intern doctors and dical students?"
"I’m a Hai City surgeon, to be honest, in my twenty years of work, I’ve never seen a live frostbite patient."
"So you’ve seen dead ones???"
"Hiss! Suddenly scared!!!"
"Already feeling the rarity of frostbite patients. Those who didn’t co for internships must be regretting it now."
"It’s not just them regretting; the people at Hai City dical University must be wishing they were on the day shift!"
"As a Northerner, I find it entertaining. Frostbite patients are so rare. If I got frostbite and flew to a Hai City hospital, wouldn’t there be a lot of doctors to take care of ? Hehe!"
"Northern frostbite... you better survive the flight first..."
"We in the North normally don’t get frostbitten, if we do, you might not even be breathing..."
"Really? I was thinking of going to the North to get frostbitten and have my goddess treat !"
"Single ’6’! Maybe your goddess can also buy you a tombstone!"
"..."
—
"Dr. Chen, why are you here!"
Chen Mu watched the bustle for a while.
Just as he felt Tian Xiaoqiang had received enough attention from the intern doctors and was about to leave.
Previously appearing to be asleep, Tian Xiaoqiang suddenly opened his eyes.
Looked at Chen Mu, "Dr. Chen, am I... going to die..."
Chen Mu: "..."
The corners of his mouth twitched involuntarily.
Tian Xiaoqiang: "Dr. Chen, students at the school say that once you treat soone, they’re half gone!"
Chen Mu: "..."
Tian Xiaoqiang: "Dr. Chen, do I have so other terminal illness besides frostbite? If I do, could you please tell directly, so I can die understandingly."
The Tian Xiaoqiang before him was different from those who joked around.
In his eyes looking at Chen Mu, there was genuine despair and fear.
Chen Mu stared at Tian Xiaoqiang, suddenly amused by this guy, "I can tell you about your physical condition, but before that, I’d like to know why you fell asleep on a frozen water bottle. Isn’t your dorm already cold enough, no reason for you to sleep there?"
Tian Xiaoqiang froze for a mont, "Actually, I didn’t lie on it myself, I passed out in there..."
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