Healing Doctor

Chapter 557 Reincarnation

Upon seeing the system NPC, Ji Xiang immediately reported his feelings to him.

However, Ji Xiang didn't know how to prevent such incidents from happening. Moreover, his "report" wasn't the kind of report he gave to his superiors; it was more like a narration.

Not even Ji Xiang, let alone the system NPCs, had an answer.

……

Meanwhile, smoke seemed to be rising from Director Fan's head as the film crew held a meeting.

"No, we won't consider this option for now."

"Your program is so bland and uninspired. I'd like to see what else you can produce," Lu Gang said disdainfully, smoothing his only remaining strand of hair.

"Director Lu, you should know how capable Dr. Ji Xiang is. Even the experts and professors at the First Affiliated Hospital think Dr. Ji Xiang is very capable. Where can you find a young intern?" Director Fan's assistant explained earnestly.

But in the end, Director Fan emphasized his regret.

Lu Gang's suggestion was clear and feasible—if one person is too outstanding, there is no sense of contradiction or tension. He had always suggested finding an equally brilliant young star and having the two teams clash.

The structure and format of "The Legendary Twins" are feasible, but Director Fan can't find suitable candidates.

It's true that Ji Xiang was both their strength and their weakness.

"Knock knock knock~"

Director Fan tapped the table. Lu Gang's expression made you want to slap him twice. Director Fan couldn't help but retort.

"Director Lu, do you have a suitable candidate?" Director Fan asked.

"It's not my show. I'm just here to offer suggestions. You're the director, okay?" Lu Gang dismissed the issue, indicating that it had nothing to do with him.

Director Fan had no choice but to ignore Lu Gang and said, "Then let's start the rotation as previously planned."

"Which department should Dr. Ji Xiang go to?" the assistant asked.

"Normally it should be the interventional radiology department, but... I always feel that the interventional radiology department should be the last to rotate in," a staff member replied. "What do you think, Director?"

Director Fan had been agonizing over this issue for a long time. After sorting out the pros and cons, he nodded and said, "I'll contact the hospital and discuss which department to transfer to next."

After several discussions, everyone agreed that switching majors would have significant advantages.

Audiences like novelty and are interested in the spectacle rather than the intricacies.

Going to another department and encountering patients and diseases you've never seen before definitely has a huge benefit to viewership ratings.

But both Director Fan and the others knew very well that this was just a stopgap measure, a temporary solution that did not address the root cause.

In the first five episodes, Ji Xiang raised the tone of the program higher and higher, reaching the level of a national-level program.

If you want to go further, simply rotating through departments as an intern is not enough.

But the production team couldn't do anything about it.

Heaven knows if Ji Xiang can still "contribute" a brilliant performance.

Although Lu Gang was very unhappy and made sarcastic remarks all the way, Director Fan still made up his mind.

After the meeting, Director Fan returned to his hotel and racked his brains about what to do next with the program.

The next morning, Director Fan explained the situation to the hospital.

The vice president in charge of this matter was quite understanding and did not complain about the countless troubles the program team had caused the hospital.

"Director Fan, which department do you plan to rotate the interns to?" the vice dean asked Director Fan for his opinion.

"Thoracic surgery? Cardiac surgery? Or intensive care unit?"

"Cardiac surgery and the intensive care unit don't seem to work." The vice president directly rejected the two departments that Director Fan had suggested, using vague words but a firm tone.

"I knew this would happen," Director Fan thought to himself. But it didn't matter; Director Fan had no particular concerns and wanted to hear the experts' opinions.

"The cardiac surgery department has its own intensive care unit, and the operating room is right outside the back door. Their patients can be wheeled out for surgery anytime, anywhere," the vice president explained. "Moreover, both the cardiac surgery department and the intensive care unit have relatively strict aseptic measures."

"Director, I've heard that the bacteria in the ICU are quite formidable. Are those invincible bacteria really true?" Director Fan asked with a smile.

"..." The vice dean smiled, but cursed inwardly.

The intensive care unit is indeed very well sterile, but it also has the highest concentration of superbugs in the entire hospital.

Almost all antibiotic-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii can be detected in intensive care units for about six months of the year.

Who told Director Fan this?

These guys who make variety shows are getting too clever for their own good; they even know this much.

Although it was unpleasant to be hit by a soft nail, the vice president firmly rejected Director Fan's idea of ​​going to the cardiac surgery department or the intensive care unit.

"Let me ask. By the way, I heard that the program team has close ties with the interventional radiology department. Why don't we go to the interventional radiology department instead?" the vice president said dismissively.

"Dean, we're going to the interventional radiology department last."

The vice president looked at Director Fan, neither agreeing nor disagreeing with his arrangements, and began making phone calls to contact the departments.

Urology is an excellent choice; Director Fan prefers this field.

The head of the urology department readily agreed to this.

Everything went smoothly, and both the vice dean and Director Fan were extremely satisfied.

The rest of the work was relatively easy. The two chatted in the dean's office, and then Director Fan communicated with the head of the urology department after he arrived.

"Knock knock knock~"

A knock came at the door.

Before the vice dean could speak, the door was pushed open.

"Slurp~"

Before you could even see anyone, you could hear the sound of someone sucking in saliva.

It sounds so familiar. Even though Director Fan and the doctors at the First Affiliated Hospital weren't familiar with each other, the sound of him sucking his saliva was still highly recognizable.

He is Deputy Director Zou from the Department of Gastrointestinal Surgery. He is very familiar with Director Li from the Department of Interventional Radiology. It seems that they have worked together for many years and have a very good working relationship.

Why is he here?

"Dean Mao, I heard the production crew is rotating shifts?" Deputy Director Zou walked in wearing a mask.

The lower left corner of his mask was damp, having long been soaked with saliva.

"What brings you here?" Dean Mao asked calmly, looking at Director Zou's mask without changing his expression.

"I heard the production team is rotating staff, Dean Mao... Director Fan, come to our department and let Dr. Xiao Ji come to our department!"

Director Fan was slightly taken aback.

Is this the legendary talent snatching?

Although Director Fan did not consider Ji Xiang to be just an ordinary intern, he still underestimated Ji Xiang's reputation among the experts.

"I've already spoken to the urology department," Dean Mao shrugged.

"It's alright, when has the urology department ever been able to snatch people away!" Director Zou took a deep breath, his mask slightly deflated, and Director Fan felt that he had already inhaled the saliva stuck to the mask.

"Then you can handle it yourself." Dean Mao didn't want to get involved in any trouble, so he said casually.

"Thank you, Director Mao!" Director Zou didn't say anything more and turned to leave.

Not long after, the sound of arguing could be heard outside.

Dean Mao smiled slightly and said, "Director Fan, your production team is really impressive."

(End of this chapter)