University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

Chapter 687: Chapter 515: I’m Thinking, How Can I Get the School to Fire Me! (Part 2)

"Not only am I broke, but I’m also in bad health. How about I just go home with Dr. Chen and live off my family?"

"Think bigger, Dr. Chen should be at the age where he’s being nagged to marry, right? To be honest, I need a marriage certificate to earn some credits..."

"???"

"Your thinking is really out there! How did you come up with that idea?"

"To be honest, I also need credits. How about you, lovely lady in front, consider me instead?"

"Considering me works too. Though my family isn’t as rich as Dr. Chen’s, and my future is uncertain, I promise I’m the man you can actually have!"

"..."

—

"Even though unemployment benefits aren’t much, I can at least cover some living expenses by going home."

"And during the time living off my family, at least I won’t get kicked out?"

Chen Mu seriously analyzed, as if really contemplating how to live after being dismissed.

On the campus ambulance.

Chen Mu changed position.

Propping his chin: "But what do I have to do to get the school to fire me?"

One intern doctor, bolder than the others, directly approached and began offering advice to Chen Mu.

"Dr. Chen, theoretically, if you just want to be dismissed, it’s actually quite simple."

"You just need to make a few serious mistakes that the school can no longer tolerate, and then they can fire you."

"It’s just..."

The intern furrowed his brow and continued, "Our profession is somewhat sensitive; we’re in the business of saving lives."

"If you really made a few major mistakes, sure, the school would indeed fire you, Dr. Chen."

"But, before you could even collect unemployment, you’d probably first visit the sewing machine shop?"

Chen Mu: "..."

Looking at the earnest intern doctor in front of him.

Chen Mu’s eyes were full of indescribable shock.

—

"Dr. Chen’s nemesis used to be just the fragile students of Hai City University; now it’s different, there are these intern doctors."

"Dr. Chen is just in a laid-back mode at work, doesn’t want to do it, and these intern doctors are really ruthless, wanting to send Dr. Chen straight in..."

"Although, I think this intern doctor actually has a point. Hai City University is currently short on doctors. If Dr. Chen hasn’t made any serious mistakes, it’s almost impossible for the university to fire him, right?"

"Which brings us back to the question, if Hai City University doesn’t fire him, and Dr. Chen voluntarily resigns, his resignation might just be rejected."

"But the medical profession really is sensitive. Hai City University is so understaffed that minor mistakes might just get you a deduction in pay, only serious ones would get a school doctor fired. But if a school doctor makes a serious mistake, would they really end up at the sewing machine?"

"As a student of Hai City University, I’ve realized something! To prevent Dr. Chen from going to the sewing machine, we need to find a way to keep him at the school."

"Actually, there’s another possibility: if you fragile students caused fewer issues, Dr. Chen might not feel so strongly about quitting."

"I’ve been working for so many years, and this is the first time I’ve seen someone more strongly opposed to working than me, hahaha!!!"

"Every time I’m close to a breakdown at work, I just come to the live stream to watch Dr. Chen; seeing someone worse off than me suddenly makes me feel less on the edge."

"Dr. Chen is now only in a half-mad state; if he saw what you guys were posting, he might just go from half-mad to fully mad..."

"..."

—

Chen Mu stared at the intern doctor for a long while.

He barely managed to control his emotions, finally speaking with a hint of speechlessness, "Isn’t there some way I can collect unemployment?"

"I’m still a fairly sensible person; it’s not like I’d jeopardize myself for a small temptation..."

Chen Mu’s lips twitched as he commented, wordlessly.

The intern doctor propped his chin, seriously pondered for a moment, then gently shook his head and said, "I really can’t think of anything good at the moment. How about we review the school rules and find a way that would get Dr. Chen fired without too much penalty?"

Chen Mu: "..."

Under the enthusiastic gaze of the intern doctor.

Chen Mu struggled to speak, "Maybe, I’m not absolutely set on getting unemployment."

"Is that so..." The intern doctor blinked.

Their tone.

Was full of irrepressible disappointment.

Just looking at the person’s attitude made Chen Mu a bit wary.

Almost the instant the campus ambulance stopped, he dashed out of it.

With several intern doctors in tow, he arrived at the accident site.

After a simple examination of the patient’s condition.

Chen Mu directly concluded, "Concussion, intracranial hemorrhage, it’s best to operate quickly."

"The patient’s roommates, please send his personal information to my phone. I’ll check his blood type in the school hospital system and forward it to the emergency center."

The roommates were already frightened out of their wits.

Hearing Chen Mu’s voice.

They seemed to have found their backbone.

They nodded frantically: "Okay, okay, Dr. Chen."

Chen Mu had just finished directing several onlookers to carry the person to the campus ambulance downstairs.

When there was a "thud" from the dorm room, the sound of something heavy hitting the ground.

Immediately after.

A male student rushed out, "Dr. Chen, my roommate suddenly fainted, and it looks like he hit his head!"

Chen Mu: "..."

This time.

Returning to check on the other patient, Chen Mu couldn’t help but glance at the dorm room’s door number as he entered.

066.

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"Did anyone notice Dr. Chen’s little action just now? I feel he’s suspecting there’s something wrong with this dorm’s feng shui."

"Dr. Chen: I was just quietly thinking to myself. Don’t you dare voice it out."

"Actually, if Dr. Chen openly questioned Hai City University’s feng shui, he’d probably get fired."

"Hahaha!!! Maybe not immediately, Hai City University would try to cover their ears and be in denial for a while."

"I feel like Dr. Chen was already numb when he re-entered this dorm room."

"The camera just swept by, didn’t anyone notice the expressions on the intern doctors’ faces? Their faces were even more exaggerated than Dr. Chen’s."

"Intern doctors: We know Hai City University is busy, but not at this rate???!!!"

"..."

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"What’s the condition of this patient?"

Chen Mu heard the guy hit his head.

He immediately checked the person’s head as soon as he came in.

After confirming there were no severe external injuries,

he began to take the patient’s pulse.

Meanwhile,

the patient’s roommate explained from the side, "I just happened to be standing behind him and saw the entire incident."

"Basically, right after you took my other roommate away, he was going back to sleep."

"But while climbing up to his upper bunk, I saw him wobble a bit, then miss a step and fall."

"It seemed like his head hit the ground, and the sound was pretty loud. Then he just lost consciousness."

"My other roommate went out to call you."

As Chen Mu was taking the patient’s pulse: "..."

He pressed on the patient’s philtrum.

And watched as the patient slowly regained consciousness.

"Dr. Chen, you’re a miracle worker!"

Hearing the excited exclamations from the fragile students nearby.

The intern doctors also curiously gathered around Chen Mu, "Dr. Chen, what caused this patient to faint? Was it because he hit his head?"

"Dr. Chen, this patient seems fine now. If you don’t mind, we’d like to examine him too."

"Dr. Chen, I’d like more details about this patient’s condition!"