Luo Jingming was equally astonished within the pediatrics circle. Pediatricians are no different from doctors in other departments; the general rule in the medical profession is the older, the better. Being able to become a leader at a young age can only be described with two words: genius.

"Don’t you recognize Doctor Cao Zhao?" Doctor Tian turned back to communicate with Luo Jingming.

Cao Zhao, Cao Zhao. Repeating this name, he had an epiphany. Luo Jingming certainly knew this name, but he had never met this person before. Cao Zhao is an expert in pediatric cardiovascular surgery, belonging to a different specialty from the general pediatric surgery he studied. Different units have no academic exchanges, so they never encountered each other. Besides, like the renowned stars and bosses, such as Tao Zhijie from their hospital’s Hepatobiliary Surgery, it’s difficult to meet them in public places—appointments are required.

Shou’er is the top-ranked pediatric specialty hospital in the country, where the bosses in pediatrics here are admittedly more haughty than the bosses at Guoxie. Because of their overwhelming strength, no one can take the top spot from Shou’er—they are irreplaceable.

"Doctor Cao Zhao is the deputy director of our hospital’s second cardiovascular surgery department. Recently, Director Tang from our emergency department has had to go out for business, so the hospital transferred Director Cao to our emergency department to cover for Director Tang for a period." Doctor Tian completely introduced the situation.

Luo Jingming truly wasn’t aware of these matters. During the few days he had been at Shou’er coinciding with the Spring Festival holiday, he presumed all the leaders were resting at home. The frontline duty is always taken by ordinary doctors, it never falls to the leaders. His schedule was arranged by the medical education department, possibly previously scheduled by Director Tang before Cao Zhao took over.

There was no need for Cao Zhao, who appeared before everyone, to explain why he was there.

Others naturally figured he returned to the hospital for work. Doctors don’t visit the Sanbaodian without reason; they wouldn’t loiter in the hospital if not necessary.

Cao Zhao, with his hands in the pockets of his white coat, looked at Student Xie, who seemingly forgot to put down her phone, with bright black eyes.

Her younger brother was right—he was at fault for not following up properly after the home visit last time, which startled her.

Xie Wanying, upon receiving Second Brother Cao’s glance, suddenly remembered to lower her stiff arm. Actually, her reaction was quite good. Looking around, everyone else seemed startled into a daze by the Immortal Brother and still hadn’t returned to their senses.

Dai Nanhui’s eyes burned like two small candles when facing Cao Zhao.

Thinking that Luo’s senior’s criticism of him was unfounded, he didn’t believe anyone could handle children crying and parents behaving like raging bulls.

With Cao Zhao’s appearance, he demonstrated what it means to be a true—pediatrician.

Idol! In Dai Nanhui’s heart, there were only two exclamation points left: "Wow, wow!"

If he was going to be a doctor, he must become a doctor like the man in front of him, Dai Nanhui thought.

Hu Hao, this parent’s demeanor was the same as other parents present: This doctor... has such a presence. His appearance is so perfect, like a doctor in a TV drama.

Everyone knows that the doctors in TV dramas are all embellished; where in reality is there a doctor like this? Encountering one in real life is like a huge pie falling from the sky.

Meeting with such a doctor for both the patient and their family is like the male and female lead meeting in an idol drama: heart fluttering.

"Are you the parent?" Cao Zhao asked.

This doctor even spoke like he was from an idol drama, his voice so pleasant it was outrageous.

Hu Hao, stunned for three seconds, answered, his face blushing a little, "Yes." Then he turned his head to look at Student Xie, full of excitement: Did you find him? You’re amazing!