The aloof military doctor arrives at the unit, and the tough guy can't sit still.

Bai Yunyun immediately slammed her hand on the table again, "Did you hear that? Are you refusing to see a doctor because you want to wait in line and deliberately delay your training?"

"With your kind of attitude, I'll report you to my superiors, and then none of you will escape."

"Dr. Bai, please stop arguing. I came to see you for treatment."

At this moment, someone in the group finally spoke up. A veteran who looked to be nearly fifty years old tiptoed slowly to Bai Yunyun.

He was a soldier in charge of raising pigs at the military farm. He was wounded in the leg during the war, and all six of his brothers died in battle. The military was grateful for the bravery of his family and kept his job raising pigs for him despite his leg injury. The military will also take care of all his living and retirement needs.

As soon as the veteran walked in, Bai Yunyun smelled a stench of pig manure and immediately covered her nose in disgust.

"Alright, alright, you can just stand there. Is there anything that's bothering you?"

The veteran stood in the center of the ground, somewhat embarrassed, but still tried to explain his condition in as much detail as possible.

"I've been coughing a lot lately, and I always have trouble breathing, especially at night. Dr. Bai, can you help me figure out what's wrong?"

Bai Yunyun raised her eyes impatiently and said, "Stick out your tongue, let me see."

The veteran immediately did as instructed, and when Bai Yunyun saw the thick coating on his tongue, he couldn't hide his disgust.

"Okay, open your eyes wider, let me check the back of your eyes," he said.

She glanced at it briefly and didn't find anything wrong, so she immediately wrote down the prescription on the paper.

"It's nothing serious, don't make a fuss. I'll prescribe some cough medicine for you to take home."

The veteran paused for a moment, then quickly said, "I've been taking cough medicine for two months, but it's not working, and it seems to be getting worse."

Bai Yunyun slammed down her pen: "That's because you're tired from raising pigs. Don't you know how old you are? Raising pigs is a job meant for new recruits. You just kept clinging to that job and that's why you're so tired. The army is already doing you a favor by keeping you here. Don't make a fuss over every little thing."

After hearing these words, the veteran was speechless for a moment, his dark face flushed with embarrassment. He clenched his rough hands, his chest tight with the suffocation brought on by illness, and his heart filled with coldness.

The soldiers queuing around all looked this way. Everyone knew why the veteran had been left here. What the veteran experienced today could very well be their tomorrow.

If the whole family dies in battle and this is the only treatment they receive, what's the point of being a soldier? It's too disheartening.

Bai Yunyun paid no attention to the strange looks, and impatiently waved to the veteran: "Alright, let's go, next one."

Xiao Bin, who was also in line, couldn't stand it anymore and stepped forward to Bai Yunyun's table.

"What's wrong with you?" Bai Yunyun took a sip of tea from her cup and said without looking up.

Xiao Bin: "I have heart problems."

heart.

Bai Yunyun looked up and realized that the soldier standing in front of her was the one she had misdiagnosed as having a heart attack during their run that day. She felt a little weak in shock.

"Didn't you just get out of the hospital a few days ago? Why are you here for a checkup again?"

"The hospital told me to have regular check-ups. What, Dr. Bai, do you think the doctors at the First Hospital are wrong?"

Bai Yunyun choked, thinking about what would happen if his aunt said these words. If things really got out of hand, it would be hard to handle. In the end, he didn't say anything more and started to see the doctor.

"Alright, sit down. Lift up your clothes, let me hear it."

Xiao Bin lifted half of his military uniform, and Bai Yunyun, holding a stethoscope, stuck one end of it inside his clothes.

But after listening for a while, Bai Yunyun became more and more flustered.

Strange, why is the heartbeat so weak, and sometimes it's not even there? Is it terminal and about to die? Bai Yunyun, who had never encountered this situation before, didn't know what to do.

If she were to admit that she couldn't understand it, wouldn't that be too embarrassing? The soldiers didn't want to see her in the first place, and her reputation would probably only get worse.

No, you absolutely can't say that.

"It's nothing, just go back and get some rest," Bai Yunyun said after thinking for a moment.

Since you were able to be discharged from the hospital before, it must have been nothing serious. Even if you can't hear a heartbeat, it shouldn't be a problem.

"Are you sure, Dr. Bai?" Xiao Bin was clearly taken aback for a moment, and asked again after putting down the clothes.

"Of course, a young man won't die from an occasional heart problem, so there's no need to worry so much." Bai Yunyun said, then rolled her eyes at Xiao Bin, as if to say that a soldier who was so afraid of death had no backbone.

"Dr. Bai, your medical skills are really amazing. Even though I'm wearing a bulletproof vest, you can still hear my heartbeat."

Xiao Bin chuckled, then unbuttoned his coat, revealing a close-fitting bulletproof vest underneath.

Today's live-fire drills required everyone to wear bulletproof vests, and he didn't take them off because there was more training to come.

I was just trying Bai Yunyun out of curiosity, but I didn't expect that this quack doctor would actually fall for it. He really doesn't care about the health of us soldiers. How could he let someone like this be a doctor in the army?

"You, you did this on purpose."

Xia Qiuran was visibly panicked. In this situation, she was in the wrong no matter where she went, and if things escalated, she would inevitably be scolded.

Xiao Bin continued, "I didn't do it on purpose. I just forgot to take off my vest. Now I remember. Dr. Bai, you've misdiagnosed me twice. I have reason to suspect that you're deliberately trying to harm me."

Bai Yunyun: "You're talking nonsense. Why would I harm a common soldier like you?"

Xiao Bin: "Who knows? A cowardly military doctor like you might do something daring, even if it kills your own people. The enemy would be the happiest."

Xiao Bin has an impatient personality and can't stand people who think they're above others because of their connections. He's been wanting to argue with them for a long time.

"What did you say? You mean I'm a traitor? What right do you have to slander me like this? If you can't answer me today, I'll make you pay the price!" Bai Yunyun pointed at Xiao Bin and started yelling.

"Fine, I'm just a common soldier. At worst, I can go home after my discharge. But I'm going to get to the bottom of this. Just because someone has connections doesn't mean they can bully others and push all the dangerous work onto others."

"You can't even treat any illnesses. I bet you bought your doctor's certificate."

Xiao Bin was not to be outdone and exchanged insults with Bai Yunyun, while everyone was clearly on Xiao Bin's side.

Bai Yunyun's behavior has been going on for a long time. This time, she openly disobeyed orders, pushed dangerous tasks onto others, and hid in the rear. This has long aroused public anger.

"Shut up."

Just as the two were arguing fiercely, the heavy military boots stomped on the muddy ground, making a steady and solid sound. A roar followed, instantly silencing the chaotic commotion in the infirmary.