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Chapter 126 The bad guys have connections, she has ghost connections!

She even regretted mentioning surgery and the exam to Cuilan earlier.

But there's no point regretting it now.

"Oh, by the way, I have some books there that you can take home and read."

"If you can thoroughly understand those books, even just memorize them, the theoretical knowledge exams won't be so difficult."

"it is good."

But what Dr. Xiao didn't say was that there were many, many books she mentioned, probably dozens in total.

It wasn't that she was making things difficult for Cuilan, but in fact, there were many books whose contents could potentially be tested.

And Dr. Xiao wasn't lying. If Cuilan really understood these dozens of medical books, she would definitely have no problem passing the theoretical knowledge exam, let alone mastering them.

But, a month? How is that possible!

Unless you're a genius!
Cuilan declared that she wasn't a genius, she was a ghost, therefore she was a prodigy!
Just because humans can't do something doesn't mean ghosts can't!

Just before leaving get off work, Cuilan took several large bags, containing dozens of medical books, from Dr. Xiao's office.

When Dr. Xiao saw that Cuilan's face remained expressionless upon seeing the dozens of thick books, he breathed a sigh of relief.

I'm afraid that if Cuilan sees so many books, she'll hesitate or become unwilling to take the exam.

Dr. Xiao thought that Cuilan was doing a good job. Even if you know something is difficult or unlikely, you should still try. Maybe you'll succeed.

If you're not even willing to try, then even if Lady Luck descends upon you and wants to bestow good fortune upon you, that person won't be able to receive it.

Cuilan really didn't think there was anything wrong with dozens of books.

She always knew that books and knowledge were precious.

Unfortunately, before she was sold into slavery, she lived in a feudal dynasty and came from a poor family, so it was impossible for her to go to school. Just like her older and younger brothers, they couldn't afford to go to school either, as they couldn't afford the tuition fees for private schools.

Later, she was sold into the Marquis's mansion and became a maid. Once a servant, she had no chance to study or learn to read.

Ke Cuilan had always known the importance of literacy, but she had always been frustrated by the lack of opportunity to learn.

Later, during the time she and Cao Yuan depended on each other for survival, Cao Yuan knew that she liked reading and writing, so he taught her.

As for why Cao Yuan, a mere eunuch, would do that?

Because Cao Yuan was originally from an official family, he had studied books when he was young and even planned to take the imperial examination in the future.

Unfortunately, his family later committed a crime, and Cao Yuan, who was only 8 years old at the time, became a eunuch.

Later, Cuilan died and went to the underworld. As time passed and a hundred years changed, the number of ghosts in the underworld increased.

She then learned that feudal dynasties had long been overthrown, and that in today's society, everyone is equal, and some countries even offer free education for children...

She truly believes that the world today is at its best.

In the underworld, Cuilan also started reading books again. How many books had she read over the years? Cuilan couldn't remember. She read any book she could find, all sorts of things.

After looking through the dozens of books, Cuilan noticed that three of them were ones she had read when she was in the underworld.

Now all that knowledge is etched in her mind.

That's right, Cuilan has a photographic memory.

When Cao Yuan was teaching her to read and learned of her ability, he was stunned.

Cao Yuan felt that Cuilan was born the wrong woman, otherwise she would definitely have the talent to become a top scholar.

At that time, Cuilan was still confused. Only now does Cuilan understand that she was not born into the wrong family, but into the wrong era. If she were born in this era, even a woman could stand at the pinnacle of the world and make her own mark in a certain field, as long as she had the ability.

As Cuilan was about to leave with the books, she suddenly remembered something. She asked Dr. Xiao if he knew anything about how doctors and nurses at the First Hospital accepted bribes and treated people in different social classes.

Xiao Yu didn't expect that Cui Lan would discover this on her very first day. Well, as long as it's something that's seen, those involved will find out sooner or later.

"Cuilan, do you know Meiwen?"

Cuilan knew, of course, that Meiwen was the woman who was originally supposed to be in charge of the cesarean section today, but she voluntarily applied to be transferred to the VIP ward.

"Why do you think Meiwen could get transferred to a VIP room just because she wanted to?"

"Because her uncle is the director of our hospital."

"If Meiwen hadn't been here for so long, she might have become the head nurse already. Of course, her future may not be limited to just that."

"Cuilan, do you know how this trend came about? Do you know why Meiwen and the others dared to do this?"

"Because that's the environment at the First Hospital these days. There's a saying: 'What the superiors do, the subordinates follow.' Do you understand?"

Cuilan frowned. "Can't we just report them?"

Dr. Xiao laughed, "Cuilan, you're still too naive. You think Meiwen's connections are just because she's her uncle, the hospital director? Does that mean her uncle doesn't have connections?"

"It's not that no one has done this before, but the final outcome..."

Dr. Xiao shook his head, looked out the window, and his gaze was somewhat melancholy.

"In this world, there are always many things that we can't stand to see but can't do anything about."

"The only thing we can do is stay true to our original aspirations, not be swayed by others, and just do our best."

"Just be true to yourself."

Cuilan fell silent; she could tell that Dr. Xiao was also helpless.

“Dr. Xiao, you are a good doctor,” Cuilan said.

Dr. Xiao smiled bitterly, as if remembering something, a trace of sadness flashed in his eyes, and he thought to himself: Are good doctors really useful?
Cuilan always felt that there was sadness hidden in Dr. Xiao's eyes, as if he had something on his mind, but Cuilan didn't dare to ask.

However, Cuilan really wanted to tell Dr. Xiao that those bad people had connections, and so did she.

Oh, no, it's not connections, it's insidious connections.

Having lived in the underworld for a hundred years, she has many ghostly connections.

Moreover, she has Director Xu backing her up.

I think of that aloof, seemingly indifferent and without desire, but in reality, she was very kind and innocent.

Cuilan thought that if she told her about this, she would definitely help.

but……

Cuilan wanted to look around some more, but Director Xu was too busy. Hundreds of millions of ghosts in the entire underworld were waiting to ask her for leave; she was extremely busy. If possible, Cuilan didn't want to bother her.

Soon, Cuilan returned to her rented place.

It wasn't until she put the book down that Cuilan suddenly realized she didn't know if Cao Yuan would wait for her after get off work.

She just returned from the hospital in a flash, in just a few seconds.

There was no response from next door, and Cao Yuan had barely answered.

After thinking for a moment, Cuilan put down the book and slipped back to the hospital.

Then you'll see Cao Yuan walking out of the obstetrics and gynecology department looking completely lost...

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