Chen Mu: "So having the chance to treat so many fragile college students is a rare and precious opportunity for you all. You should cherish it."

Intern doctors from Hai City University of Traditional Medicine: "..."

—

"Although these intern doctors came to Hai City University to see more bizarre cases, I don't know why, but when Dr. Chen spoke, it felt a bit off?"

"I feel the same... Mainly because what he said is something I've never heard before, but somehow, it feels overly familiar?"

"I'll tell you why it sounds familiar! Doesn't it sound like the big promises your boss makes to you?"

"!!!"

"No way! Man, it really is exactly like that!"

"Dr. Chen's manner just now was exactly like my boss telling me to treat the company as if it were my home! Hahaha!!!"

"Yes, yes! And when I'm really as casual in the company as I am at home, my boss gets unhappy and says, 'Do you think this place is your home?!'"

"..."

—

Chen Mu continued: "Look, here you are complaining about how many patients you have to see today, but haven't you noticed? In the medical office, there are less than half the people."

Hearing Dr. Chen say this.

The other intern doctors immediately turned their heads to look back.

Sure enough!

Just as Dr. Chen said, the classmates behind them had disappeared without them knowing when.

Chen Mu calmly continued, "If I had such a good opportunity during my internship, I would have grabbed a consultation room first, and then soon enough, people would come to me for diagnosis, and I'd be able to progress."

Intern doctors: "!!!"

While silently grumbling about the others' cunning ways.

They came up with a decent excuse.

And hurried out to see patients.

"Dr. Chen, this is from my teacher, for you."

Mu Yao walked up to Chen Mu and handed him a red peace talisman.

Chen Mu just glanced at it and quickly tucked it inside his clothes.

This familiar peace talisman from an Imperial City temple.

No way was it requested for him by Professor Liu Yao.

It was clearly requested by the old man, but he was too embarrassed to give it directly, hence the roundabout way.

After putting it away.

Chen Mu pretended as if nothing happened and said to Mu Yao, "I really like this gift. Please thank Professor Liu Yao for me, it's really considerate of him!"

Mu Yao shook her head, "The professor guessed you would say thank you, and he told me to say 'you're welcome,' but..."

She glanced towards the direction outside the medical office.

With a smile, Mu Yao continued, "Those words of yours just now were really clever. Before you knew it, those who were initially a bit dissatisfied couldn't wait to get busy!"

The key is.

This group of intern doctors were still the free labor force at Hai City University hospital.

Chen Mu just shrugged, "Some neighboring traditional medicine universities contacted Secretary Lu yesterday."

Mu Yao's expression turned a bit serious: "Why did they suddenly contact Secretary Lu?"

It couldn't be...

what she was imagining, could it?

Chen Mu watched with an amused expression for a few seconds before continuing, "Probably exactly as you're guessing. Several other traditional medicine universities expressed that if Hai City University of Traditional Medicine ever stopped sending people, they'd be happy to send their interns here to Hai City University."

"They said, compared to the Medical University, which focuses on modern medicine, traditional medicine universities and the fragile students at Hai City University are a better match."

Mu Yao: "!!!"

—

"Honestly, with what Dr. Chen just said, he's really sounding more and more like a capitalist!"

"It's just like when my boss tells me, 'Not satisfied with a three-thousand-month salary? No worries, there are plenty of college students out there eager for the job, so leave if you want.' Sob sob..."

"Although it sounds frustrating, what your boss said, my boss just told me the exact same thing yesterday. It's tough being a worker!"

"I used to find Dr. Chen really easy-going, but after those words, he seems a bit menacing now."

"But even though Dr. Chen's words aren't pleasant to hear, they are all true. Don't forget how Medical University students came here, they all volunteered. Don't look at how eager they are to leave after work, but when it came to signing up for free work, they all fought for it."

"So, it's fine if Hai City University of Traditional Medicine can't get a hold of Dr. Chen, they might end up being the ones managed."

"Oh, this makes these intern doctors seem kinda pitiable! Hahaha!!!"

"..."

—

"Actually, I think it might be a little inconvenient for students from other cities' traditional medicine universities to intern at Hai City University."

"The travel expenses could be a considerable cost."

"Perhaps Hai City University shouldn't consider other schools. If there's a shortage of people, just let us know, as our school would be happy to collaborate."

Mu Yao had a "sincere" smile on her face.

Kidding aside.

Several professors at the school had instructed.

As long as the fragile students at Hai City University continue to perform steadily like they do now.

Hai City University of Traditional Medicine must seize the opportunity to have interns here.

Because for them.

It is an opportunity for rapid growth.

"Dr. Mu, they're all scrambling out there now, aren't you going to join them?"

Chen Mu meaningfully looked at Mu Yao.

Facing Chen Mu's thoughtful gaze.

Mu Yao just softly shook her head and said, "No!"

Chen Mu raised his eyebrow, "Oh?"

Mu Yao raised her hand and pointed to Zhuang Ruoruo, who was already asleep inside, and said, "Compared to those patients outside who might not really have kidney deficiency, I'm more interested in Zhuang Ruoruo's condition."

Although she had just come in.

Thanks to the TV crew arriving early enough.

She had watched the live streaming of the crew on the way.

So she had some understanding of Zhuang Ruoruo's sudden sleepiness.

Seeing Chen Mu's visibly speechless expression, Mu Yao continued, "I want to research whether Mu Yao's sudden sleep was triggered because of olfactory stimulation."

Chen Mu: "..." 𝚏𝗿𝗲𝐞𝚠𝕖𝐛𝗻𝗼𝐯𝕖𝚕.𝚌𝗼𝗺

Isn't it.

This girl sure is cunning.

Easily spotting a rare case to learn from.

While the others.

Those who came with Mu Yao, the other interns from Hai City University of Traditional Medicine, were all outside scrambling for a chance to consult with the kidney deficiency patients.

Lightly shaking his head, he said, "Since Zhuang Ruoruo is finally asleep, you can now take her pulse, but don't disturb her sleep."

Mu Yao frowned, "She's been asleep for almost twenty hours, and after waking up, she hasn't eaten. Isn't it a problem if she continues not eating?"

Chen Mu replied, "Not eating will obviously have some impact, but for Zhuang Ruoruo's case, eating should not be the priority. She'll naturally wake up when she's hungry."

Seeing Mu Yao still looking a bit unconvinced.

Chen Mu continued, "Zhuang Ruoruo is asleep, she didn't faint."

Mu Yao: "..."

Seeing Mu Yao rendered speechless.

Chen Mu just smiled.

Then he got up, "We'd only be disturbing Zhuang Ruoruo's sleep by staying here. How about you come with me to check on those guys' consultation progress outside?"

Mu Yao nodded, "Sure."

Just.

As they left the medical office and closed the door.

Mu Yao couldn't help but glance once more in Zhuang Ruoruo's direction.

—

When Chen Mu reached the first floor.

He saw a group of people gathered, pointing in one direction.

In the crowd.

Was a boy being chased and aggressively beaten by a girl.

Chen Mu could hear the chatter from the spectators.

"Can't the school just give this kind of person a punishment?"

"That girl is really unfortunate, just finding a boyfriend in college and ending up in such a mess."

"It's a good thing that the intern doctors from the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine really did have some skills, or else who knows how long this girl would have been taken advantage of!"