This person is clearly a male protagonist in a female-oriented novel, yet he is excessively lucid.

"Since we're here, let's make the best of it."

From this moment forward, we must burn our bridges and cut off all avenues of retreat.

From now on, there will only be Yu Chenzhou in this world, the male protagonist Yu Chenzhou who will dominate the male-oriented world, definitely not the "victim" used as a pawn and scapegoated in female-oriented storylines!

When his fingertips traced the three characters "Yu Chenzhou" on the document, the cool touch brought him back to his senses.

Once his mind was completely clear, and he had thoroughly sorted out the events of his transmigration and the original owner's memories, and understood his current situation, Yu Chenzhou leaned back on the sofa, his eyes sharp as knives, and secretly made up his mind.

Just as he made up his mind and his fingertips unconsciously tapped the armrest of the sofa, a clear voice suddenly exploded in his mind.

The sound wasn't received through the ears, but vibrated directly in the brain; though it carried a mechanical coldness, every word was incredibly clear.

"The 'Human Reality Lottery System' has detected a host and has been successfully activated... Binding successful."

Host's name: Yu Chenzhou.

Occupation: Doctor.

Welcome to this system, host.

Upon hearing the sound, Yu Chenzhou's pupils contracted, and he froze on the spot. It took him a few seconds to react before he suddenly jumped up from the sofa.

He excitedly pumped his fist and shouted in a delighted voice:

"Yay! A system! It really is a system!"

As a member of the post-90s generation who grew up in the era of booming internet development and information explosion, he is very familiar with this famous scene of "mental communication".

This is clearly a classic "system" trope that's been overused in online novels, a standard cheat code for transmigrators!

However, upon closer examination, it makes perfect sense. As a "chosen one" who transmigrated with his own memory bank, it would be too beneath him if he didn't even have an auxiliary system. It would be a disgrace to transmigrators if word got out.

Unexpectedly, in his middle age, he first transmigrated into a book as a genius doctor with a protagonist's halo.

Then, even the system came knocking on his door right on time. It was as if "unexpected wealth" had been falling on his head one after another, a double dose of ecstasy that made it impossible for him to suppress the smile on his face.

Suppressing his excitement, Yu Chenzhou tried to silently repeat in his mind:

"System? Are you there? Can you hear me?"

Seeing no response in his mind, he asked the question in a low voice into the room.

Unfortunately, the only response he received was the pounding of his own heart from excessive excitement; the system remained completely silent.

Yu Chenzhou patiently tried repeatedly, concentrating his mind in meditation and silently reciting instructions. It took him a full ten minutes to finally figure out how to interact with the system.

There's no way to have a verbal conversation, nor is there any need to summon it. Just concentrate your mental energy and, like in the novels, have the thought of "opening the panel," and a pale blue, semi-transparent screen will appear directly in front of you.

The screen prominently displays the eight characters "Human Awakening Lottery System," and its core function is exactly as its name suggests:

As long as he stays true to himself, refuses to be a victim to be manipulated, does not become a servile sycophant, remains vigilant against manipulative tactics, resolutely fights back against PUA rhetoric, and decisively says no to moral blackmail.

Each completed "Awakening to Reality" action earns a corresponding number of chances to win a prize.

As for what good things you might get from the lottery, you'll have to wait until you get a chance to try it out for yourself to find out.

However, according to the original author's setting, the character Yu Chenzhou is extremely lucky, the kind of lucky koi fish who can win tens of yuan in pocket money just by buying a scratch-off lottery ticket at a convenience store.

Moreover, as a perk of receiving the system, the system has automatically issued a reward—advanced medical skills.

Yu Chenzhou was originally thinking that even though he, a programmer, had obtained everything from the original owner, what should he do when he actually stood in front of the operating table?

However, with this skill, there's absolutely nothing to worry about.

With the help of this skill, Yu Chenzhou not only fully mastered the original owner's medical skills, but also improved them further.

Therefore, his medical skills have now surpassed those of the original owner.

Just as Yu Chenzhou was studying the advanced medical skill rewarded by the system, his phone on his desk suddenly vibrated. The moment the screen lit up, the ringtone that Su Qinghuan had specially set for him entered his ears.

"My love can only be yours alone..."

A saccharine, overly sweet female love song suddenly started playing in the office.

The ringtone itself was fairly clear, but when paired with that deliberately affected, affected singing voice, Yu Chenzhou froze, goosebumps creeping down his elbows.

He glanced at the screen, and when he saw the cheesy words "Little Baby" on the caller ID, he immediately turned off the ringer without thinking and tossed the phone aside.

The person who was referred to as "Little Darling" in his contacts is his current girlfriend.

The female protagonist of the original book is Su Qinghuan.

It's only 6:30 in the morning, a full two hours before the hospital opens.

Su Qinghuan would never contact him so early. Calling at this time was definitely not a good thing; nine times out of ten, she wanted something from him.

Based on the original book's plot, the entire story is roughly divided into three core stages: confession, dating, and marriage.

According to Yu Chenzhou's understanding, the current timeframe is at the end of the first phase.

The original owner and Su Qinghuan had just confirmed their relationship a month ago, and their feelings were now rapidly developing, naturally transitioning into the mid-stage of their relationship.

So, although he and Su Qinghuan have established their relationship, they haven't reached the point of living together yet.

This is the key turning point that pushes the two to break down boundaries, officially live together, and enter the main storyline of their relationship.

This is an impending medical dispute, which also marks the beginning of the original owner's transformation from a genius doctor into a scapegoat.

The root of this medical dispute was not some rare or complicated disease, but rather two identical routine pediatric surgeries scheduled on the same day.

Both patients were five-year-old children, but their fates were worlds apart due to their family circumstances.

One is the only daughter of a local tycoon, whose family is so wealthy that she had a personal caregiver to take care of her before the surgery.

The other is the son of a migrant worker whose parents make a living by doing odd jobs, and even the hospital fees were scraped together from various sources.

As arranged by the hospital, the little girl's surgery was performed by the experienced Yu Chenzhou. The surgery went very smoothly, and all the indicators were normal in the postoperative follow-up examination.

The little boy's surgery was assigned to another doctor, Gu Mo.

This was originally a minor surgery with a very low difficulty level, which could be performed in the simulated operating room of a medical school. Under normal circumstances, there would be no problem.

Unfortunately, the little boy was much weaker than other children his age due to long-term malnutrition. His preoperative examination report also clearly stated that he had "low immunity and needed to pay extra attention to postoperative infection."

Gu Mo, who was in charge of the surgery, took the report for granted, relying on his prestigious university degree.

The medication dosage was not adjusted according to standard procedures during the surgery, which led to a severe adverse drug reaction in the little boy halfway through the operation, requiring immediate resuscitation.

At the time, the hospital's senior doctors were all on their respective operating tables. In this emergency, Yu Chenzhou, who had just finished the little girl's surgery and was eating in the cafeteria, was urgently called over by the head nurse to take over and salvage the situation.

However, the complications caused by adverse drug reactions come too quickly.

Even though Yu Chenzhou tried his best to save him for more than forty minutes, he ultimately failed and the little boy died on the operating table forever.

The two surgeries started one after the other, but ended up with completely different outcomes.

One person left the operating room safely, while the other was covered with a white sheet and wheeled into the morgue.

The grieving parents broke down upon learning the surgery results, weeping uncontrollably outside the operating room.

When they accidentally learned about the other child's family background, they became even more agitated and caused a scene in the hospital lobby, pointing towards the nurses' station and crying loudly, publicly questioning whether the hospital had accepted bribes from wealthy businessmen.

Clutching their crumpled payment slips, they repeatedly tearfully pleaded with the onlookers:

"They must have paid them! Otherwise, why would good doctors go and perform surgery on children from wealthy families?"

We're poor, we can't afford to give gifts, so we can only send my son to his death!

In this era of highly developed internet, information spreads at an astonishing speed, truly living up to the saying, "Good news doesn't travel far, but bad news travels a thousand miles."

The boy's parents used their status as a "vulnerable group" to elicit sympathy, and their tearful appearance quickly attracted the attention of many patients who came to the hospital.

Among them were several self-media bloggers who made a living by attracting attention and traffic. They immediately took out their phones and started live streaming, exaggerating the incident to the point of "the hospital accepting bribes and disregarding human life."

In just a few hours, the hashtag #RichBusinessmanBribesPoorChildToDeath# trended on major social media platforms.

The comments section was filled with criticism, and under pressure from public opinion, relevant departments quickly set up an investigation team to intervene in the matter.

The most surprising and dramatic turn of events occurred precisely after the investigation team arrived at the hospital.

When questioned by investigators, Gu Mo turned pale with fright and tried to shirk all responsibility in order to keep his hard-won job.

He immediately fabricated a seemingly flawless lie, confidently telling the investigators that he was merely Yu Chenzhou's deputy.

Yu Chenzhou was originally supposed to be the surgeon for both surgeries, but a scheduling error by the hospital caused a time conflict.

Yu Chenzhou had just finished the surgery on the wealthy businessman's daughter when he immediately took over the surgery on the little boy.

As a result of excessive exertion from consecutive surgeries and a lack of concentration, an irreparable major mistake occurred during the second surgery.

Logically speaking, such a flawed explanation is simply untenable.

Putting aside the fact that Yu Chenzhou, as a key member of the department, has every right to adjust his own surgical schedule.

Even if there is a time conflict, other senior doctors can be coordinated to take over. There is absolutely no need to perform two surgeries at the same time, and there is no need to go to the operating table continuously when you are exhausted.

What baffled the audience was that everyone actually believed Gu Mo's words without prior agreement.

Even the staff who came to investigate, despite seeing the signature on the surgery schedule, still chose to believe Gu Mo's testimony;

Those hospital colleagues who knew the truth either chose to remain silent for fear of getting into trouble, or were moved by Gu Mo's private pleas.

Even the hospital director turned a blind eye to this claim because Gu Mo was the son of his old classmate.

The most outrageous one was Su Qinghuan, who went to Yu Chenzhou's office that afternoon and gently persuaded him by pulling his arm.

The reason given was that "we are all colleagues in the same department, and we see each other all the time. We can't let Gu Mo ruin his promising career because of a momentary mistake," which led Yu Chenzhou to take the blame.

As for Yu Chenzhou in the original story, I don't know what he thought, but he actually accepted Su Qinghuan's twisted logic.

The two initially had a fierce argument about this, but in the end, Su Qinghuan suddenly stood on tiptoe and kissed him, resolving all the conflict with an ambiguous tug-of-war.

Immediately following up, she struck while the iron was hot, throwing out another bait, and said softly:

"Since you're on leave, we'll have plenty of time. Why don't we take this opportunity to have our parents meet and finalize our marriage plans?"

It was this sentence that made the original owner finally relent and willingly agree to take all the blame for Gu Mo.

The final outcome was predictable. Yu Chenzhou not only paid the boy's parents a total of three million yuan in compensation out of his own pocket, but the hospital also suspended him for three months under the pretext of "surgical error" and canceled his soon-to-be associate chief physician rating.

Gu Mo, who "spoke the truth," was praised by the hospital for "actively cooperating with the investigation" and naturally replaced Yu Chenzhou, becoming a key figure in the department's development.

This is why readers were so angry when they saw this part of the story that their blood pressure soared.

The original owner's portrayal of this "great traitor" is truly speechless.

This once again demonstrates the power of female-oriented fiction: all illogical "coincidences" can be forcibly rationalized, and all loopholes can be ignored.