Healing Doctor

Chapter 578 Little Invisible

"He's really amazing."

The young man whom Ling Tian called Junior Brother Lin had a harmless smile on his face and looked very gentle.

Ling Tian smiled, his pupils dilating and contracting as he tried to focus and find Lin Jiuze. He then put away the PAD. "Junior Brother Lin, the boss is still waiting for you. Let's grab a quick bite and you should get some rest to adjust to the time difference."

"Okay, thank you, Senior Brother Ling," the harmless-looking young man said.

Ling Tian led him out of the office to find Qin Chu.

This harmless young man is named Lin Jiuze. His boss recruited him from Harvard Medical School, and his teacher, Tang Chenghua, is his boss's fellow student.

The name "Nine" comes from the "Heavenly Questions" in the Chu Ci (Songs of Chu), and is quite a learned name.

In addition, Lin Jiu had an innocent and harmless expression, remained calm while watching the show, and was often ignored. Ling Tian vaguely felt that the person the boss had found was not as good as Ji Xiang.

In fact, Ling Tian had long since given up the idea of ​​taking revenge on Ji Xiang.

The world is so big, wouldn't it be better to go our separate ways and never see each other again? Why make things difficult for yourself?

However, his boss seemed unable to let go of his obsession. After finding out that the production team was considering implementing an elimination system, he summoned this junior apprentice, who was hailed as a genius, from the United States.

just,

Lin Jiu looked particularly gentle, and a bit silly.

Although Ling Tian wouldn't look down on him for this, he couldn't see anything special about Lin Jiuze either. If there was anything special about him, it was that Ling Tian always had to pay close attention to Lin Jiuze when he was around, otherwise he would forget about this "protagonist".

Qin Chu was very enthusiastic when he saw Lin Jiuze, and kept talking about the past few exchanges between Lin Jiuze's father, teacher and him.

Lin Jiu just smiled憨厚ly, responding with "uh-huh" and "ah-ah" like the most clumsy straight man.

If such a young doctor were to join the department, he would inevitably be overlooked and would not be taken seriously at all.

As Ling Tian watched his boss and Lin Jiu chatting intimately, a chill suddenly ran down his spine.

wrong!

I value Lin Jiuze highly, but while watching the show, I forgot about him many times and forgot he even existed.

He was sitting right next to me, watching the show with an innocent look on his face, occasionally letting out a silly laugh, but I just kept forgetting about him, whether intentionally or unintentionally!

Moreover, although he was aware that he had forgotten about Lin Jiuze, the thought was very vague and indifferent.

This was quite frightening. When Ling Tian scrutinized Lin Jiuze again, his gaze changed.

Ling Tian was well aware of his own abilities, and he had never seen a young man like Lin Jiuze before. To become invisible? To make himself completely unnoticed? What was the point?

Countless question marks appeared above Ling Tian's head.

Qin Chu and Lin Jiu were chatting and laughing, but Ling Tian noticed that his boss would occasionally pause, probably because he would forget Lin Jiu's presence while talking and then forcibly pull him back.

Seriously damn good!

Ling Tian was extremely interested in Lin Jiuze, not only because Lin Jiuze was said to be the best graduate of Harvard Medical School in the past decade.

Ling Tian even suspected that because of Lin Jiuze's relatively unknown status, the so-called ten years was just an underestimate.

As he pondered, his mind went blank. When Ling Tian realized that he had been thinking about Lin Jiuze but hadn't known when he had let his mind wander, his eyes staring blankly at the ground, a chill ran through his body.

Damn, this is too weird!

The three arrived at a hotel in Shanghai. Opening the window, they saw the river, with its dazzling neon lights, cruise ships, and throngs of tourists along the riverbank.

The place is a good place; it's not something you can get here by spending money. Ling Tian knew very well how much the boss valued Lin Jiuze.

He managed to concentrate and, without being impolite, let the owner and Lin Jiu order the food.

"Did you watch today's show?" Qin Chu asked after sitting down.

"I've seen it, boss." Ling Tian barely managed to concentrate as he turned the fruit plate in front of the boss. Seeing that the boss didn't seem inclined to touch it, he turned his last bit of attention to Lin Jiuze.

"Tell me about it," Qin Chu said with a serious expression.

Ling Tian recalled intently, saying, "Ji Xiang's performance wasn't any more outstanding than in the previous episodes, but I always felt that he had a kind of precognitive ability."

"Hmm." Qin Chu nodded without saying anything more. Ling Tian knew that the boss was waiting for him to explain.

"It's not a big deal for patients to refuse to sign the consent form and go home after the polyps are removed. We see several similar cases every day in the hospital, which is quite normal for experienced clinicians."

"But Ji Xiang insisted on waiting for the patient, which went against his schedule. I think it could be a coincidence, or it's possible that Ji Xiang noticed a potential problem while assisting Director Zou with the gastroscopy and colonoscopy. What do you think, boss?"

"My judgment is ambiguous. I have some doubts about whether Ji Xiang has such strong diagnostic abilities, since this isn't an interventional procedure. But I also have some doubts about whether Ji Xiang has the ability to predict the future."

"A woman's intuition?" Ling Tian asked.

His statement wasn't intended to disparage Ji Xiang's gender, but rather stemmed from an old joke in the department. Years ago, a head nurse, relying on her exceptional female intuition, discovered her husband's infidelity and caught him red-handed.

"Does your intuition tell you the patient will bleed?"

"Similar cases are not uncommon in clinical practice. A few years ago, you performed a hemostasis surgery. During the operation, everything seemed fine, but you just refused to leave the operating room. The nurses gave me several meaningful glances, and I tried to persuade you from the side, but you still insisted on observation."

Ling Tian began by giving an example, one of Qin Chu's most successful surgeries.

The surgery was for a patient with postpartum hemorrhage, an emergency operation that Qin Chu was called in from another hospital to perform. The surgery involved embolizing the uterine artery; normally, the surgery should have been over by then, and he should have turned and left the operating table.

But Qin Chu refused to step down. He remained silent and endured the pressure of the patient's family banging on the door for several hours. Then, another lateral branch was stretched open due to embolism of the main trunk and high blood pressure, and bled again, and then became embolized again.

The surgery was performed exceptionally well; it was one of Qin Chu's proudest achievements.

Ling Tian was quick-witted; using a similar example at this time was particularly appropriate, both illustrating the problem and pleasing the boss.

Qin Chu nodded slightly. "Indeed, you develop a kind of intuition after performing many surgeries."

"But Ji Xiang could have raised questions back then," Ling Tian said, frowning.

"No, that's from your perspective." Qin Chu refuted Ling Tian's words and tapped the table. "It's okay for you to question your status and position, even if there's only a 20% or even lower probability. Ji Xiang is just an intern, and he was arranged by the production team. He wouldn't speak up unless he was 100% sure."

(End of this chapter)