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Is Chapter 190 something to brag about?
Ye Nuan has kept a low profile since entering university.
Whether it's clothing, food, housing, transportation, or other aspects, they have never had any intention of stealing the limelight from others.
Even when it came to selecting class officers, she tried her best to avoid it, because she didn't want to attract too much attention or let other things affect her studies.
The class monitor is a male student who is thirty years old this year. He worked hard for several years to earn the opportunity to go to university.
Moreover, he believed that he had been working at the city hospital for about ten years. He was the oldest in the class and had worked the longest, so he naturally assumed that he had the most work experience and was undoubtedly qualified to be the class leader.
Unexpectedly, just over a month later, Ye Nuan showed them what true strength is in a different way.
Ye Nuan didn't ask any questions. She packed her things, asked her deskmate to take her books and notes back to the dormitory, and then ran out with her bag on her back.
"How is this going?"
"Did Ye Nuan come from the military hospital?"
"No, how old is she? What kind of patient would she need to go to?"
"I don't know, but I heard that she studied traditional Chinese medicine. Don't underestimate her because of her young age. She probably has a long history of studying traditional Chinese medicine and is experienced."
A short while later, a young male student said mysteriously, "I just came from the front. I heard that the military hospital sent several critically ill soldiers there. They're in pretty bad shape. And I heard that the hospital director himself called our principal."
Some people were unconvinced: "Really? How old is Ye Nuan? How could she have such great abilities?"
"Exactly, the way you're talking makes it sound like Ye Nuan can cure that critically ill patient."
"They were calling so urgently, I thought it was an emergency."
Everyone was speculating about what Ye Nuan had gone to do.
It wasn't until Director Su's class in the afternoon that someone dared to ask a question.
"Teacher Su, I heard that you and Ye Nuan are from the same hospital. Did Ye Nuan go to participate in the emergency rescue?"
Director Su was tidying up his teaching materials with his head down. Since get out of class was over anyway, answering a few irrelevant questions wouldn't hurt.
"Dr. Ye did indeed go to save lives. The situation was urgent this morning, and I was there at the time. Ye Nuan's acupuncture skills are quite remarkable. If it weren't for her, our country might have lost two more heroes."
The class monitor was somewhat unconvinced: "Is what Teacher Su said true? You're not deliberately siding with her just because she's your colleague, are you?"
Director Su's expression froze for a moment, then he understood what the students meant.
“You underestimate me and Ye Nuan. A patient who was diagnosed by more than ten famous doctors as someone who would be bedridden for the rest of her life has recovered completely after six months of treatment by Ye Nuan. Do you think she needs me to speak up for her?”
You are medical students, meant to heal and save lives. What you learn are life-saving techniques. Only when you become strong and firmly internalize the knowledge you have acquired will you one day be able to transform it into the ability to save lives.
For medical students, the most important thing is to save lives. It's okay to compare yourself to others; this will help you clearly recognize your shortcomings. However, don't be overly arrogant, as this will harm you and your patients.
After saying this, Director Su left without looking back.
This class consists of students with hospital work experience, while the other class consists of high school students from various places who were directly recommended. They lack the common sense and experience in this area, but when they heard that Ye Nuan was personally picked up by a military hospital, they subconsciously felt that she was an exceptionally capable person.
Ye Nuan has been too low-key since enrolling in school.
Therefore, people don't know much about Ye Nuan. They only know that she is young and has only been working at the military hospital for a year.
Many people know that it is difficult to obtain a doctor's qualification, after all, it is different from the barefoot doctors in the countryside.
It's very difficult to get a qualification in a hospital.
Some students only passed the exam after working in the hospital for three or four years.
Some of them do not yet have a medical license, which means they do not have the right to prescribe medicine in hospitals.
Therefore, they subconsciously assumed that Ye Nuan was like them, without the right to prescribe medication independently, and even less likely to participate in any major surgeries.
However, reality bluntly tells them that they are wrong.
Ye Nuan not only has a certificate, but she is also the second assistant to Director Su, and has independently treated several patients with difficult and complicated diseases.
This experience is far more impactful than the dozens or even hundreds of people they have saved while following their teachers!
Studying medicine and having high medical skills naturally makes you someone people look up to.
Don't assume that only military personnel admire strength.
Medical students also admire strength.
Ye Nuan, busy at the hospital, was unaware that her classmates were gossiping about her.
The three patients admitted to the hospital this time were actually three wounded. One of them had been shot in the heart and lungs, and it was Duan Gang who assisted Director Su in saving him.
There were two others. One had a horribly injured leg, but Director Su only glanced at it before ordering someone to call Ye Nuan back immediately, hoping that with her help, there was still a possibility of recovery.
The other patient was wounded in the lower back, with the bullet lodged in the bone, and also required surgery.
Director Su's surgery ended at 1 p.m., and after resting for a while, he came to the medical school to give a lecture.
Duan Gang was in charge of follow-up, while Ye Nuan stayed by the bedside of the comrade whose legs were seriously injured, just to increase the chances of saving his legs.
Fortunately, the end result is good.
The leg was saved, but a piece of flesh was missing from the thigh, making it look like a large depression in a plain. However, it does not affect normal walking, running, jumping, etc.
Of course, it still requires proper care afterward, and it will gradually recover.
When Ye Nuan returned to school the next day, she noticed that everyone was looking at her strangely.
"What's going on here?"
Dong Xiaoling smiled and handed her her notebook, urging her to copy it quickly.
"The commotion yesterday was huge. I heard that your dean personally called the principal's office. Yesterday, Teacher Su also said that your medical skills are exceptional, and I really hope to witness your talent at the hospital someday."
While copying, Ye Nuan said, "That won't do. I don't plan to take in a patient like you. You're too greedy. You'll definitely become the kind of troublesome patient who doesn't follow medical advice."
Dong Xiaoling lunged at her and grabbed her by the neck: "Shut up! I said we're colleagues, who told you I'm a patient!"
Ye Nuan smiled and pushed her away: "Okay, stop fooling around. Thank you for the notes. As a reward, I'll treat you to lunch."
Just as Dong Xiaoling was about to agree, a classmate leaned over and said sarcastically, "Oh, you're only in college now, and you're already showing off your medical skills? You've only just happened to cure a few people, is that something to brag about?"