57: Why shouldn’t the people I rescued have a say?

Chapter 057: The Person I Saved, Why Do I Have No Say!

“You studied General Practice Medicine, and they also teach Limb Replantation Technique?”

After comforting the patient's family and reconfirming the successful replantation of the patient's severed finger, Lu Chenxi finally called Lin Yi to the office after a busy period.

She stared at him, asking in confusion… She had also graduated from a proper medical school, and if she remembered correctly,

the General Practice Medicine major only involved learning some basic medical knowledge, simple clinical diagnoses, and primarily focused on chronic diseases and health management.

Even at better medical schools, it was understandable for General Practitioners to master simple Suturing Technique.

However, such a complex Limb Replantation Technique could only be mastered by a Surgeon.

It was truly incredible that Lin Yi, a General Practitioner, could perform it with such ease… “The General Practice Medicine major indeed does not offer this technique.”

“But isn’t Professor Cao Yano my teacher? I observed him when he was researching this technique.”

Lin Yi pondered for a moment, deciding to let his teacher take the blame.

Lying with a straight face could easily be exposed by Lu Chenxi… “You just briefly observed it, and you dare to perform it directly, and so perfectly!”

Lu Chenxi’s tone rose an octave.

“Even your teacher, Professor Cao himself, couldn't achieve this level, could he?”

She even began to suspect if Lin Yi might be one of those legendary medical prodigies.

A General Practice Medicine graduate, who, by common sense, was only suited for employment in community clinics, an ordinary doctor.

Yet, his Suturing Technique instantly surpassed all the experts at Central Hospital.

His Limb Replantation reached a level she could only look up to.

Not to mention that in such a situation, she would only have a one-tenth chance of success.

Even if the best Surgeons in the province were brought in, the success rate would at most not exceed two or three tenths.

To achieve Lin Yi’s level, only a few doctors nationwide could be found… “Teacher Lu, besides the Limb Replantation Technique, I actually know quite a bit more.”

“As you know, I studied General Practice Medicine, so I’m proficient in a lot more…”

Lin Yi seized the opportunity, showing no humility.

After re-evaluating the system yesterday, he had decided to enter the field of full-process treatment in the shortest possible time.

After all, based on the system's reward feedback, this area offered the most cash rewards and a more comprehensive range of skill upgrades.

Facing his teacher's questions was the best opportunity to showcase his abilities.

Hiding his talents now would be counterproductive… “You’re getting ahead of yourself!”

Seeing Lin Yi’s self-satisfied expression, Lu Chenxi became exasperated.

“When I went to communicate with the patient’s family,”

“who told you to take it upon yourself to perform the Limb Replantation on the patient?”

“Without authorization from the lead Surgeon, you, a first assistant, dared to just step in!”

“If something went wrong, could you bear the responsibility…?”

Lu Chenxi spoke with a mix of anger and disappointment, becoming more agitated with each word, her chest rising and falling rapidly.

Talented people are indeed often arrogant.

Especially a genius doctor like Lin Yi, who is already showing his brilliance at such a young age, should have his character refined early on.

Otherwise, if he causes a major problem, regret would be useless.

Director Zhong’s experience is still sharp; his suggestion to temper this guy’s personality seems to have a point… “Teacher Lu, the situation was urgent at the time.”

“I was afraid of delaying the patient’s condition, so I didn’t have time to report to you…”

Lin Yi sincerely admitted his mistake.

How could he not understand the principle of the lead Surgeon’s responsibility system?

This matter could be big or small; if Lu Chenxi held him accountable, he could be fired from the Hospital, and no doctor would sympathize with his plight.

“I solemnly promise never to make the same mistake again…”

As for whether such a situation would arise again in the future, that could only be addressed later.

After several collaborations, Lin Yi had gotten a sense of Lu Chenxi’s temper.

This teacher, though outwardly stern, was kind-hearted.

As long as he acted with the principle of saving lives, even if he violated some Hospital regulations,

she wouldn't truly hold it against him.

She might even instinctively protect her student.

Lin Yi felt fortunate to have such a teacher at Central Hospital… “Rules are rules!”

“If every doctor acted as recklessly as you, the Hospital would be in chaos…”

Seeing that Lin Yi had acknowledged his mistake,

Lu Chenxi’s heart softened, and her scolding tone was noticeably less severe than before.

“It’s for your own good, and for the good of our entire team.”

“In the future, when you encounter something, think before you decide…”

Tempering his character was one thing.

Lu Chenxi was also afraid of overcorrecting and ruining Lin Yi, this medical genius…

“Alright, what are you still standing around for?”

“Go find Fang Xiaoran and continue to receive patients at the triage desk.”

Having nothing further to say, Lu Chenxi dismissed him.

“Still have to go to the triage desk?”

Lin Yi mumbled with disinterest.

He had gone through all that trouble to perform, precisely so that Teacher Lu would assign him more important work.

Even assigning a few patients with less severe conditions would be good.

Turns out it was all for nothing; he still had to do what he was doing… “What do you mean!”

“Or should we switch places, and I’ll go receive patients at the triage desk?”

Lu Chenxi glared at Lin Yi, signaling him to get lost!

… “I was so anxious, you’re finally out!”

As soon as he exited the office door, Lin Yi was immediately pulled by the anxiously waiting Fang Xiaoran towards the lounge.

“Zhang Yuxi’s parents have been contacted.”

“After hearing about their daughter’s situation, they immediately left home and are rushing to our Hospital as quickly as possible.”

“And they also promised that they will definitely sign for their daughter, asking us to arrange the surgery as early as possible.”

Fang Xiaoran quickly explained why she was looking for Lin Yi… During Lin Yi’s time in the operating room, Fang Xiaoran hadn’t been idle either.

She had done her best to befriend Zhang Yuxi, encouraged her to contact her parents, and convinced her to agree to the surgery.

“Then why are you still so anxious!”

“Isn’t this great?”

“The sooner the surgery is performed, the sooner Zhang Yuxi can return to a normal life.”

Lin Yi subconsciously retorted.

Things were going so smoothly, yet Fang Xiaoran’s face showed no sign of happiness.

“There’s no problem on the patient’s side, but there’s a problem on the doctor’s side.”

“Zhang Yuxi is a patient of Dr. Cheng Shaocong’s team.”

“Dr. Cheng explicitly stated that it’s impossible to hand the patient over to us.”

“He also said that this was Director Zhong’s instruction!”

Fang Xiaoran pouted, saying gloomily.

The patient was taken care of, but now there was a problem with the doctors—what was going on… “Let’s go!”

“Let’s go find Director Zhong for the patient right now.”

Lin Yi turned and left with a dark expression.

He couldn’t believe it; the person he had saved.

He didn't even have a say…