I just became an intern doctor, and the system says I'm a disciple of Mount Shu.

"You came here too?" Zhuo Zhuo was pleasantly surprised.

As anyone who has read the novel knows, the more merit one accumulates, the better.

Merit is a passive skill; it remains unnoticed most of the time, but its effects are automatically revealed at crucial moments.

"What's wrong?" Lin Zheng asked, puzzled, when he saw that Zhuo Zhuo had suddenly stopped talking.

"It's nothing!" Zhuo Zhuo shook his head.

"Judge, we've come to see you..." A female voice suddenly rang out from outside the ward.

Then, four young men and women walked in.

"You've arrived!" Lin Zheng turned to them and smiled.

He then turned to Zhuo Zhuo and introduced them, saying, "These are all my colleagues from the First Civil Division."

He then introduced Zhuo Zhuo to the judges: "This is Zhuo Zhuo, an emergency room doctor at Huachuan Hospital. He's the one who saved me."

Zhuo Zhuo turned to look at the group of judges, about to nod and greet them.

Suddenly, he noticed one of the women among them.

The woman looked to be about the same age as Zhuo Zhuo.

She was extremely beautiful, so beautiful that it was almost aggressive.

Her features were alluring, her fox-like eyes seemed to bewitch, with slightly upturned corners, and she exuded charm with every gesture.

Standing in the crowd, she seemed to radiate light, drawing people's attention.

If I didn't know her identity, I would have thought she was a female celebrity.

"Tao Zhiyao? She's become a judge?"

Tao Zhiyao was very surprised to run into Zhuo Zhuo here.

The two had not seen each other for six years, and only remembered that the last time they met was the day they received their university acceptance letters.

The two had a very unpleasant argument that day and never saw each other again.

Zhuo Zhuo stayed in Beishu to study at Nanchuan University, while she went to Dongyu, 1,600 kilometers away, to study at Dongyu University.

Tao Zhiyao looked at Zhuo Zhuo's features, which were more mature than they had been back then, but still full of youthful charm, which made her feel dazed for a moment.

I recalled all the little things we did together in high school.

Their unusual behavior quickly attracted the attention of others.

Lin Zheng looked at Zhuo Zhuo, then at Tao Zhiyao: "You two know each other?"

Tao Zhiyao immediately woke up, hesitated for a moment, and shook her head slightly: "I don't know her!"

Given Zhuo Zhuo's personality, he probably doesn't want to know me anymore since I hurt him back then!

Zhuo Zhuo's expression froze for a moment, then returned to calm: "Yes, I don't know him, I don't know him at all!"

Lin Zheng, a man who had spent over a decade in the courts and had seen countless people from all walks of life, immediately saw through the fact that there was something going on between Zhuo Zhuo and Tao Zhiyao.

He looked at Zhuo Zhuo and Tao Zhiyao with a half-smile: "We didn't know each other before, but we do now!"

"Her name is Tao Zhiyao, and she has just become a judge's assistant in the First Civil Division of the Wulin District Court."

"Oh..." Zhuo Zhuo drawled, then slowly said, "A judge's assistant!"

His thoughts drifted back to the beginning of the second semester of his senior year of high school seven years ago.

That day was sunny and bright, after lunch!

Zhuo Zhuo lay on the school lawn with his hands behind his head, and Tao Zhiyao sat beside him with her legs wrapped around her waist.

Tao Zhiyao looked down at Zhuo Zhuo and asked gently, "Zhuo Zhuo, what school and major do you want to apply for after the college entrance examination?"

Zhuo Zhuo glanced at Tao Zhiyao, a wicked smile playing on his lips. "What? You want to apply to the same school and major as me?"

Before Tao Zhiyao could speak, he said with an arrogant look, "If you want, I'll reluctantly agree."

"If we apply to the same school and major, maybe we can continue to be classmates."

"I don't like change. We've been classmates for so many years, and I wouldn't mind continuing to be classmates in college."

Tao Zhiyao chuckled, "That's not necessarily true. I want to study clinical medicine. Would you like to?"

"That's such a pity." Zhuo Zhuo shook his head: "I want to study law."

He clenched his right fist and pounded it downwards: "I want to be a judge and uphold the fairness of the law."

Tao Zhiyao: "But we can apply to the same university. Nanchuan University has excellent law and medicine programs."

Zhuo Zhuo raised an eyebrow and said casually, "So, you want to apply to the same university as me?"

Tao Zhiyao nodded emphatically without any hesitation: "Yes!"

This person is a witch. According to the rules of Shushan, disciples of Shushan are not allowed to associate with witches, otherwise they will be expelled from the sect!

Oh no, the witch has a very good impression of you!

[Witch favorability: 70]

Zhuo Zhuo was surprised, then looked at Tao Zhiyao meaningfully.

"A witch?" Zhuo Zhuo's brows furrowed slightly again. "Is she a patient?"

He immediately checked Tao Zhiyao's information.

Name: Tao Zhiyao

Race: Demon

Occupation: Judge

Skills: Drafting documents, researching legal provisions, organizing evidence...

Favorability: 80]

"Not showing up?"

"But based on my understanding of the system, all the demons are patients."

He looked at Tao Zhiyao's face and saw no abnormalities. She seemed like a normal person, not a patient at all.

Zhuo Zhuo didn't stay in the ward any longer and returned to the emergency department with Hu Tian.

"Xiao Zhuo, come here!" As soon as he returned to the emergency department, Cao Wu beckoned Zhuo Zhuo over.

"Teacher!" Zhuo Zhuo immediately went over.

"You follow me!" Cao Wu said, and then led Zhuo Zhuo around the emergency department, looking left and right.

Zhuo Zhuo followed behind him, looking left and right.

The scene resembles an adult male lion leading a young male lion on a patrol of their territory.

"Ahhhhhh~~"

Upon arriving at the treatment room, they suddenly heard a heart-wrenching scream.

Zhuo Zhuo immediately looked in the direction of the sound and found a young man lying on a hospital bed in the treatment room whose right leg was almost broken at the bend.

Blood gushed from the wound, and the family members watching nearly fainted.

The doctors and nurses at the bedside seemed to be used to this situation, and they quickly took action to provide first aid to the patient.

After putting the patient on a cardiac monitor, the nurse said, "Blood pressure 100/60, heart rate 110, a bit fast."

The doctor immediately said, "Establish two intravenous lines, start with fluid resuscitation, and then administer painkillers."

Then he saw the patient struggling, and neither of the two male doctors could hold him down.

The patient's forehead and arms had prominent veins that looked like small snakes protruding from his skin.

Cao Wu, with his hands behind his back, watched the busy doctors and nurses not far away: "What should we do next?"

"Ah..." Zhuo Zhuo was bewildered, then desperately tried to recall the knowledge he had learned from books.

"Hurry up, what should we do?" Cao Wu urged from the side.

Zhuo Zhuo said, "Physical examination!"

"How do I check?"

"Observe the patient's complexion, sweating, and blood pressure to prevent hemorrhagic shock."

"Next, check the right leg for any external bleeding, bone protruding from the skin, or large-area deformity."

"Then feel for the dorsalis pedis artery."

"Finally, they pinch your toes and ask if they are numb."

Cao Wu asked again, "How do you determine if a blood vessel is damaged, compressed, or ruptured by palpating the dorsalis pedis artery?"

"First, locate the dorsalis pedis artery, in the depression between the extensor digitorum longus tendon and the extensor digitorum longus tendon."

"Then touch it with your index and middle fingers."

"If the pulse is beating, it means the blood vessels are clear."

"If you can't feel it or the pulse is very weak, it means the blood vessel is damaged, compressed, or ruptured."

As soon as Zhuo Zhuo finished speaking, he saw the doctor examine the patient, following the steps Zhuo Zhuo had described.

Observe the patient's complexion, sweating, and blood pressure.

Check the condition of the right leg, then feel the dorsalis pedis artery, pinch the toes, and ask if there is any numbness.

Zhuo Zhuo's lips curled up, his face full of arrogance.

He was excited about medicine, just like the law.

Write them down on paper, and when needed in reality, take them out one by one to turn the tide in this broken reality and repair the collapsing edifice.

He likes the law because it is rigorous; the legal provisions are written in the legal code, and whatever they say is what they are, and no one can change them.

But after studying medicine for so many years, he has gradually come to like it.

This liking intensified significantly after entering the hospital.

Medicine is also rigorous; unlike laws, it cannot be amended.

But it must be modified to be better and more advanced.

Zhuo Zhuo likes meticulousness.

Cao Wu asked, "Do you watch movies often?"

"Huh?" Zhuo Zhuo asked in confusion, "What movie?"

But in an instant, he realized that it wasn't that film, but a radiographic film.

"No!" Zhuo Zhuo shook his head: "I don't have the chance to see it often."

Cao Wu: "You don't watch videos often either?"

"I only watch it occasionally!"

I'm exhausted from studying, and I still have to go to work.

He doesn't have time to watch movies or videos.

"From now on, I will go to the radiology department to look at at least ten films every day and watch one surgical video every week."

"To improve their skills, surgeons should study more films and videos."

"Okay, teacher, I will definitely watch more movies and videos."

Cao Wu continued to lead Zhuo Zhuo on a tour of the various departments in the emergency department, asking Zhuo Zhuo questions as they went.

In just over half an hour, Zhuo Zhuo was left dizzy and confused by the questions.

He had excellent grades, but his academic level was only that of a medical student. He had to rack his brains to figure out many of the questions Cao Wu asked, and even then, his answers were not perfect.

Some interns listened for a moment as they passed by, then gave Zhuo Zhuo a pitying look before leaving.

Indeed, being a top student isn't easy.

You also need the heart of a horse, the memory of an elephant, the stamina of a crocodile, and the tenacity of a wolf.

When you're a student of a top student, never think of yourself as a human being.

Humans are too fragile to handle the pressure exerted by experts.

"Director, Dr. Xiao requests your presence."

"What's wrong?"

"The family member of the patient with the fracture is causing a scene outside the operating room and refuses to sign the informed consent form for the surgery. We would like to ask you to go and calm them down."

"Let's go!" Cao Wu immediately headed towards the operating room, and Zhuo Zhuo followed suit.