Healing Doctor

Chapter 700 is based on real cases.

"Moreover, I will absolutely not compromise, and I will not sign a settlement agreement," "myself" said firmly. "I want to watch your precious son and precious brother go pick up the soap."

"Furthermore, it will be very difficult to get a reduced sentence. My income is not low either... Let's put it this way, if I want the relevant personnel to enforce the law impartially, it will definitely be easier for me than for you."

"I want justice for my child. Let him stay in there."

"Don't worry, what if she brings her boyfriend home with her when she comes out? Then you can all be a family reunion..."

"Hahahaha." "Myself" laughed wildly, the sound echoing in the corridor, slightly chilling.

His words were filled with deep-seated hatred, and even Ji Xiang, who was just an observer, felt a chill run down his spine.

Is this considered revenge?

Remembering the man who used a hammer to knock out seven of his own dental crowns in a taxi, Ji Xiang breathed a sigh of relief.

A flash of light, and Ji Xiang returned to the system's operating room.

"You're back," the system NPC said with a smile. "What do you see?"

Ji Xiang briefly recounted the events.

"Teacher, the patients I encountered in the emergency room whose faces were covered in blood but who refused cosmetic sutures must be similar to those who had seven teeth knocked out."

"Facial trauma, with scars exceeding 4 square centimeters, affecting function—you can check the severity level of injury yourself when you get home. If I'm not mistaken, he was probably prepared."

Furthermore, he didn't want to use cosmetic sutures because he wanted his scars to be more noticeable, making it easier to conduct a disability assessment.

Ji Xiang let out another deep sigh.

But then I remembered something else.

"Teacher, I saw him knock out his own teeth when I was really empathizing with him. Is that... okay?"

"The cases provided by the system are not real; they have been manipulated," the system NPC replied.

Ji Xiang nodded, no wonder he thought it was impossible.

Leaving aside whether "I" have the ruthlessness, details like getting a medical examination on my own are always difficult to control. If things are exposed, there will be even more trouble.

"However, it's true that I knocked out seven of my own teeth."

"!!!" Ji Xiang was stunned.

A single sentence from the system NPC overturned all his conjectures.

"Unbelievable, isn't it? Do you think it's fake?" the system NPC asked.

"Yes, there are too many details, it's hard to grasp," Ji Xiang replied simply.

"This story is based on a notorious lawyer in the capital city who is quite infamous in the industry. His specialty is provoking his opponents to make them act impulsively in court, thereby gaining an advantage."

Ji Xiang listened quietly to the system NPC's explanation.

"Once, this great lawyer took on a tricky case. He angered the other party and was slapped in the face. He went to get a checkup and an examination, and when he arrived at the hospital, he spat out seven teeth."

"Because there were no surveillance cameras along the way and no one else witnessed it, no one can confirm that he knocked it down himself."

"I first encountered this through Wen. He had a vague suspicion while having dinner with that person. After we came back, we created a model and analyzed it from the perspective of tooth fracture, concluding that the crown was knocked off with a brick."

"!!!" Ji Xiang was stunned. He asked blankly, "Isn't that proof enough?"

"There are many procedural matters involved. We are just doctors; you just need to know that this kind of behavior exists and that there are certain risks involved. As for the legal aspects, they are none of our business."

"Teacher, where is that great lawyer?" Ji Xiang asked.

"His case was resolved; the other party made significant concessions. They paid him 700,000 yuan in compensation, and the person who assaulted him was imprisoned for three years."

Ji Xiang remained silent.

That's way too ruthless!

I never expected this to actually be true!

And the person who did this was a lawyer.

This person...

Well, this is a bit too technical, isn't it? He even had seven crowns fitted for his teeth just to fight the lawsuit.

From this perspective, he is even more ruthless than the man in the story of empathy.

"Everyone in the Beijing law firm circle knows about this, so I think it's probably true," the system NPC said. "Speaking of which, now that you know the whole story, is there anything else you want to ask?"

Ji Xiang carefully went through the whole story.

He shook his head.

"Then I'll begin the exam."

"Teacher, please continue."

"If you were in Meng Qingfei's position now, treating patients in the emergency department, and encountered this trouble, what would you do?"

Ji Xiang carefully savored every word of the somewhat awkward sentence spoken by the system NPC.

"Make sure the informed consent form is written, the patient signs it and puts their fingerprint on it, and then it's up to them to do whatever they want," Ji Xiang said.

"Not enough."

"Not enough?!" Ji Xiang hesitated. "Should we go to the medical office and leave a video recording?"

"No, I mean you've done too much," the system NPC smiled.

too much!

A flash of lightning struck Ji Xiang's mind.

Indeed, when faced with such a situation, the on-duty doctor can only accept their bad luck.

A ruthless person who plans meticulously might exhibit traits like paranoia. If a doctor in the medical field becomes an obstacle, would that provoke him?

Ji Xiang was extremely perceptive and instantly understood the meaning of the system NPC.

"First and foremost, protect yourself," the system NPC advised.

"Teacher, is it really true that the less you do, the better?"

"My advice is to do it normally, keep it simple, pretend you know nothing, and definitely don't act like it's a major crisis. If you encounter a paranoid patient, it might change the whole situation."

"Playing with fire?" Ji Xiang asked.

"That's roughly the idea. To reiterate, we're just doctors. Even if the person hitting him did little or didn't stop it, he wouldn't find fault with it."

Ji Xiang never expected that even a system NPC could be cowardly.

Emmmm, it's not cowardice, it's just a slick, old-fashioned clinical mindset.

What does someone else's "family matter" have to do with the doctor?

The system NPC is right. I am just a doctor, and I must not stand up and become an obstacle just because I know there might be problems.

The conflict belongs to them, not to us.

Ji Xiang nodded vigorously, indicating that he understood.

After experiencing something firsthand and receiving guidance from the system NPC, the youthful flame of justice in Ji Xiang's heart seemed to have changed color.

But who knows if the original colors were correct?

"Teacher, I'm going back now."

"Go ahead." The system NPC was very satisfied with Ji Xiang's performance and waved his hand.

Ji Xiang held his breath and walked out of the operating room.

After getting the dressing tray, saline solution, hydrogen peroxide, and syringe, Ji Xiang helped Meng Qingfei give the patient basic wound care while waiting for the relevant department staff to arrive.

Five minutes later, when the wound was halfway treated, people from the relevant departments arrived one after another. Meng Qingfei then simply slipped away, leaving the noodles to them.

Meng Qingfei returned to the consultation room, preparing to write the informed consent form. His hands typed a line on the keyboard, then deleted another, as if he had encountered a great difficulty.

(End of this chapter)