magic eye doctor

Chapter 3820 Cannot Be Done

The doctors working together seamlessly removed the plaster and ointment applied by the military doctors during Qin's previous treatment, disinfected the area, and then reopened the surgical window.

Since Qin's scapula was missing some tissue, and since willow branches were to be used to replace the bone anyway, Director Qin and Professor Lu, following the little girl's instructions, simply removed the several small pieces of bone that had been pieced together.

After the young girl took over, she repaired the wound and removed the tiny bone fragments that were hard to see with the naked eye, as well as the soft tissue that could be removed or not.

After cleaning the wound, applying medication, inserting a willow branch prosthesis, applying more medication, covering it with a liposuction dressing, and then suturing the soft tissue and surgical opening.

Senior student Chen and his colleagues were responsible for suturing the surgical window.

They stitched up the wound, applied ointment, then reopened the wound that needed re-treatment and performed debridement surgery again.

Next, they re-treated the wound on the Qin general's head.

After Qin's head and back injuries were completely treated, the little girl performed local acupuncture on Qin's back.

It is called local acupuncture because she only inserted needles around the surgical window of the scapula, and only performed acupuncture on the injury in the scapula area.

During local acupuncture, in order to quickly assimilate the junction between the willow branch bone and the human bone, the willow branch bone is stabilized to prevent loosening or displacement.

After the little girl finished her injections and rested for a while, the assistant doctors turned Qin Lai over, changing him from lying down to sitting up, so he could focus on studying the ceiling.

Qin Jiang only studied the ceiling for a few minutes before his assistants cleaned and operated on the wounds on his face, turning him back into a fish on a chopping board, completely at their mercy.

The little girl was under local anesthesia during the surgery. She was very awake and could feel the scalpel cutting around on her body. She could also feel something touching her skin or searching inside her flesh, but she didn't feel any pain.

Worried that his words might provoke Qin Hao to make things difficult for him, Qin Jiang asked nothing and, having nothing else to do, silently counted which wounds the doctor had made, how many times he had made a cut during the surgery, and how many stitches he had put in.

His facial injuries were all superficial and were quickly treated. Then, the most important part of the surgery began—abdominal surgery.

The doctors took their positions and worked in an orderly manner.

The bored Qin general, quietly like a stiff silkworm, silently sensed the doctors' scalpels making a few cuts, each cut spaced a few seconds apart.

Hospital staff only get weekends off in shifts, while civil servants are much luckier, working only five days a week and resting two.

It was a Saturday, and most civil servants were off for the weekend.

Hu Yi and his wife and children visited his parents in the morning to keep them company.

Hu Yi and his brothers had discussed that if there was nothing going on or it wasn't a holiday, the brothers would take turns visiting their parents every week. If there was something going on or it was a major holiday, they would all go to their parents' side to enjoy their company.

This weekend, Hu Er and Hu San didn't come; only Hu Yi's family, young and old, accompanied the two elders.

Hu Yi had no social engagements during the day on Saturday, but he did have one in the evening. It was the birthday celebration of the mother of a high-ranking official in his department, and he was going to attend the birthday banquet.

The distance between Hu Lao's residence and the home of Hu Yi's colleague was about the same as the distance between Hu Lao's own home and that colleague's home. Hu Lao would only go directly from his parents' house at dusk.

Mr. Hu and his son Hu Yi had a conversation in the study in the morning, and the afternoon was spent enjoying quality time together as a family.

The Hu family's mother-in-law and daughter-in-law were watching a TV series, while Hu Yi accompanied his elderly father to the balcony for afternoon tea and a game of chess.

After finishing a game of Go, the father and son enjoyed tea to relax.

Hu Yi had just finished a cup of freshly brewed tea when his phone rang. He got up, closed the window, and answered the call, then lowered his eyes in deep thought.

Seeing that his eldest son's expression was somewhat complicated, Old Hu didn't ask and let him think about it.

Hu Yi thought for a moment, then sat down opposite his father again and said in a low voice, "Dad, Old Wu's people called to say that Qin Nian secretly returned to Beijing, and several people were seriously injured and are currently undergoing surgery at the main hospital."

"Was it Qin Nian who was seriously injured, or one of his subordinates? What type of injury was it?" Old Hu asked the crucial question.

"Why did Dad ask that?" Hu Yi asked, puzzled.

"The serious injuries Qin Nian sustained and his subordinates sustained are very different in nature. For people like them, being injured while on a mission is commonplace, but for his subordinates, being seriously injured is just routine work."

If Qin Nian himself was seriously injured, it means that the case he was investigating involved some core secret, and that he had obtained important evidence, which is why the opposing organization wanted to kill him.

If Qin Nian's injury was mechanical, then the problem isn't too serious. But if it was a gunshot wound, then the nature of the injury changes completely, and it could be determined that one party is equated with a terrorist organization.

Hu Yi understood even though his father didn't reveal the outcome. If Qin Nian's investigation involved weapons of mass destruction, the organization would never allow such a dangerous group that could endanger the lives of the people to exist, and would inevitably take counter-terrorism action.

He told his father the news he had received: "Old Wu's connections at the hospital said that Qin Nian and his group entered the hospital this morning. Qin Nian was seriously injured, and he and his men were all shot multiple times."

Qin Nian and his subordinates received initial treatment at a local armed police hospital and were escorted back to Beijing by doctors from the armed police hospital. Shortly after they entered the hospital, Chao's young grandson rushed to the hospital to perform the surgery.

Three of Qin Nian's subordinates were in critical condition and were immediately rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment. Qin Nian himself was delayed and only went into the operating room in the afternoon. Old Wu's network of contacts was supposed to be on leave today; he wasn't at the hospital this morning. However, because the hospital had reassigned several doctors to assist Chao's young adopted grandson, and there was an emergency surgery in the afternoon, they were short-staffed, so he was called in to work overtime and only found out about it then.

Old Hu asked, "What were you thinking about just now?"

Hu Yi hesitated for a moment before telling his father, "I'm thinking about it. This is an opportunity. Maybe we can do something about it."

Immediately, Old Hu's face darkened: "Boss, put away those thoughts! Don't even think about doing them, understand?"

Hu Yi looked at his father in astonishment: "Dad?"

"I have always told you that there are things you should do and things you shouldn't do, and this is something you shouldn't do." Old Hu stared sternly at his eldest son and admonished him: "You can compete with your rivals to climb higher, and in extraordinary times, using some tricks is a strategy. It all depends on whose tricks are more clever."

But a true man must act with principles. He must not do anything that shakes the foundation of the nation, anything that damages the prestige of the country, or anything that will lead to future trouble.

If you do something at this time, it may only affect Qin Nian on the surface, but in reality it is equivalent to helping the enemy. Such behavior is like raising a tiger to cause trouble, or acting as an accomplice to a tiger.

Besides, nothing stays hidden forever. Once something is done, no one can guarantee that no trace will be left behind. If someone follows the clues and finds out about you, you will be ruined and disgraced.

Before you do anything, you might as well think carefully about the fate of the Huang family in Shishi.

The Huang family was doing well a few years ago, but after someone came back, even their ancestral graves turned to ashes this year. On the surface, it seems to have nothing to do with that person, but is that really the case?
It's certain that it must be related to that person.

Do you think you have the ability to rival someone with such skills?

Hu Yi's thoughts vanished instantly, as if struck by a thunderbolt from his father's head.

He was short-sighted.

Father is right, there are some things we shouldn't do.

My father had a broad perspective, which is why his career was very smooth.

Because of the pressure from the Chao family, he felt too much of a crisis and only thought about seizing every opportunity to climb up the ranks, but he ignored the potential risks.

"I misunderstood." Having thought it through, Hu Yi humbly listened to his father's teachings.

"It's good that you understand." Old Hu earnestly taught his son, "If nothing unexpected happens, your career will end at your current position, and you will not be able to go any further."

This is regrettable, but we have successors.

The reason why Old Wu went to great lengths to support a younger generation is because his Wu family is facing a generational gap, while our family is different; the younger generation in our family is all quite capable.

At present, preserving our existing achievements is more important than expanding them. Only by maintaining our current accomplishments can we pave the way for future generations.

"Dad, I understand." Hu Yi humbly accepted the instruction.

"It's good that you listen to advice." Old Hu was quite pleased. "Your two younger brothers are not as capable as you, nor do they have as much vision. You are the role model for your peers and the next generation. You must stay calm."

If Mr. Wu wants to do something, try to persuade him indirectly.

Remember, absolutely do not get involved. Keep your contacts informed. At this time, focusing on your own responsibilities is most important. If anyone connected to you does anything, be decisive and sever ties rather than collude with them.

Hu Yi felt a chill run down his spine, and cold sweat broke out on his nose: "Dad, is it that serious?"

"Just wait patiently, the outcome of this matter will only be worse than I have described." Old Hu sighed softly: "The case in Shishi is related to that person, which indirectly means that Qin Nian's injury this time is also related to her."

Her current pharmaceutical company is making steady progress and is also secretly preparing for a major project. She has also been commissioned by the Ministry of Health to develop drugs to save seriously ill children, which means she is attracting a lot of attention.

At this critical juncture, anyone who obstructs her work will suffer the consequences.

From another perspective, if someone sabotages her work, and she retaliates herself, the commotion will be even greater than the Huang family's ancestral graves turning to ashes. In that case, the organization will be the one with a headache.

Qin Nian and Yan Xing are both intelligent people. They won't let the child be constantly exposed to public attention. They will definitely take decisive action to clear away obstacles and create an environment where she can focus on her project.

A chill ran through Hu Yi's heart. He had previously thought of doing something underhanded to reduce Qin Nian's prestige and influence, but he hadn't thought that far ahead.

Fortunately, he always respected his father and had no reservations about him; otherwise, if he had really done something underhanded, he would have been the one scrambling to clean up the mess.

At this moment, Hu Yi was very glad that he was an obedient and good son.

The eldest son took his words to heart, so Old Hu stopped nagging him and giving him endless instructions. Too much of a good thing can be bad, and repeated lecturing only makes people resentful.

Hu Yi brewed tea for his father and then brewed another cup for himself. He slowly drank the tea, while organizing his thoughts and preparing a response if the powerful and influential circles learned of Qin Nian's situation and began discussing it.

The most important thing is how to deal with it if I run into Old Wu at night and he tries to talk to me.