This actor is full of tricks.

Lin Jue's words startled Zhao Yin, who felt that something was off about them.

The relationship between doctors and patients can be one of treatment, friendship, or, to put it simply, a transaction.

But it definitely couldn't be anything like discipline, nor could it be about grabbing a kettle of hot water and hitting the patient on the head...

What kind of doctor friend is this? It's simply... utterly disgraceful, morally bankrupt, and damaging to the reputation of the medical profession.

"Xiao Xiang, you're still young. Don't let some bad influences from your friends influence you," Zhao Yin earnestly advised. He then turned to the nurse beside him and said, "Nurse Li, don't report this to the director today. Xiao Xiang has just started working here. If this gets out, it will have a bad impact on his future career."

"How about this, I have our hospital's motto in my office, I'll have him read it twice."

It must be said that Zhao Yin is indeed a very good supervising doctor. He not only wholeheartedly cares about the patients, but also takes great care of Lin Jue's future career.

However, if he knew that Lin Jue had been just as open and honest with his patients when he was a doctor, this soon-to-retire doctor would probably have his worldview completely changed and look at Lin Jue with new respect.

"Alright then." Nurse Li reluctantly agreed to keep it a secret for Zhao Yin's sake. After all, no one had actually hit her. Before leaving, she reminded Zhao Yin again to make sure the female patient was transferred to the intensive care unit.

"What are you standing there for? Come and help!"

Zhao Yin walked over and grabbed the woman's ankle: "You lift her hand, I'll lift her foot, and we'll carry her back to the bed."

After Lin Jue helped carry the woman to the bed, Zhao Yin sighed and said, "Speaking of which, many patients in the inpatient department are quite pitiful. Their families abandon them here and only care about paying the bills on time."

“For those families, these patients are a burden. Some young people even treat the hospital as a nursing home, leaving their elderly mothers with Alzheimer’s disease here and not caring about them, and even delaying medical expenses.”

"It's because our hospital director is kind-hearted. He never refuses any patient, even if they have no money to pay for medical treatment."

Is it out of kindness, or do these patients serve another purpose?
Lin Jue knew the answer in his heart, but he still nodded obediently: "Indeed, I heard about Dean Qin's good reputation during my university studies, so I chose to come here to be a doctor because I want to become a person like Dean Qin."

As he spoke, he stared intently at Zhao Yin's facial expression, wanting to see how the other party would react when he heard Qin Lang's name.

Zhao Yin remained calm and patted Lin Jue on the shoulder: "It's good enough that you have this kind of awareness."

"By the way, Dr. Zhao, is the hospital director usually at the hospital?" Lin Jue asked as he opened the door for Zhao Yin.

“I don’t know about that. I’ve only seen the dean a few times during hospital-wide meetings. His office is in the main building, which is quite a distance from our inpatient department.” Zhao Yin shook his head and hesitated for a moment before adding, “But it’s strange, I’ve seen the main building’s doors tightly closed several times when I pass by. It seems like you need to verify your identity to get in. I guess the dean is quite concerned about his privacy.”

It's probably because they're hiding inside the complex doing bad things and are afraid of being discovered.

Lin Jue chuckled dryly and didn't reply, preparing to go and see what the so-called complex building actually looked like later.

After inspecting all the wards, the two returned to the office. Zhao Yin lay on the table supplementing the ward round records, while Lin Jue looked at the personnel information on the wall.

This is the inpatient ward's duty roster, filled with names from the department head to Xiang Yang, an intern. Next to each name is a corresponding ID photo and information such as professional title and experience. When Lin Jue saw the name of their inpatient department head, his pupils contracted sharply.

The director's name is Dong Jian!
A name Lin Jue was very familiar with. He had met a man named Dong Jian when he went to Happy Paradise Amusement Park to investigate the photo in the pocket watch.

The other party told him a lot about Qin Lang, but Lin Jue later discovered that Dong Jian was not the park manager at all. He had distorted everyone's memories, and even the surveillance footage did not show him.

It's like a person who doesn't exist at all, but now Lin Jue is seeing the exact same name in the inpatient department.

"Is it the same person?" The thought had just crossed Lin Jue's mind when he saw Dong Jian's photo above the name.

The Dong Jian in the photo is none other than the Dong Jian who pretended to be the amusement park manager.

Dong Jian is a person from a mental hospital!
Were those things he said back then deliberately told to him by Qin Lang, so that Lin Jue would make a mistake in the investigation from the very beginning?
If that's the case, then most of the information we have about Qin Lang now will have to be discarded!

"Dr. Zhao," Lin Jue pointed to Dong Jian's photo, "Is this Dong Jian the director of our inpatient department?"

"Yes, is there a problem?" Zhao Yin looked up, puzzled, and pushed up his reading glasses.

What is his relationship with the dean?

Lin Jue's question deepened the doubt on Zhao Yin's face: "Director Dong only joined the company two years ago. I heard that the dean personally recruited him from another company. He should be considered one of the dean's confidants."

Upon hearing this answer, Lin Jue's heart sank. He had initially thought that Dong Jian was sent by Number One, but now it seemed that he had fallen into a trap that the enemy had already set up.

Zhao Yin then continued, "As for the relationship..."

"I'm not sure if their relationship is good or not. It used to be pretty good, but after a hospital-wide meeting, I overheard Director Dong and the hospital director arguing. I didn't hear the specifics of their argument, but I heard them talking about patients and experiments."

"It was quite a loud argument at the time. I could hear things being smashed from downstairs, so I didn't dare to listen any longer and left."

Patient; trial.
Did Dong Jian not know Qin Lang was that kind of person when he first joined the company, and only later did he discover Qin Lang's secret, which led to the argument?

Given Qin Lang's personality, why wouldn't he kill him to silence him? How could he possibly allow an outsider to know his secret?

From this perspective, Dong Jian doesn't seem to be one of Qin Lang's men.

Lin Jue thought that the truth of everything had come to light, and that only a final life-or-death battle remained between him and Qin Lang. However, this script has shrouded everything in mystery once again.

Moreover, he's currently on the grounds of a mental hospital and has no idea what's really going on in this script—whether these events actually happened in history or are traps set for him by the enemy. (End of Chapter)