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The two walked home in silence.

No one mentioned the incident of someone falling into the river again.

Lin Wanrou still harbored some doubts, but she didn't ask any more questions.

Lin Yuanze looked calm, his mind already at peace.

Pushing open the door, the house was warmly lit.

The dishes from dinner had already been cleaned up, and the house was quiet.

The two didn't exchange any further words, nodded to each other, and went straight back to their own rooms.

Watching the two of them calmly enter the house one after the other.

Lin Jianguo and Xu Yue'e, who were still awake in the living room, exchanged a quick glance.

A look of relief and joy lit up in both of their eyes.

Lin Jianguo lowered his voice and said with a smile.

"It seems that Xiaoyuan and Wanrou's relationship has really improved a lot."

Xu Yue'e nodded repeatedly, her face full of smiles.

"you do not say."

"This is the first time in all the time they've been married that they've gone out for a walk and talked alone at night."

In the past, the two would either give each other the silent treatment or argue at the slightest disagreement.

It's impossible for us to leave home peacefully side by side and return calmly like we did tonight.

Xu Yuerou's eyes were gentle as she softly sighed.

"It seems that our earnest persuasion a few days ago finally had an effect."

"Xiao Yuan has become more and more mature lately."

"As long as they get along well and their lives gradually become smooth, that's better than anything else."

Lin Jianguo nodded with deep feeling.

He didn't have any great ambitions in his life.

The clinic is operating smoothly, and my family is safe and healthy.

The greatest blessing is for the young couple to live a harmonious and loving life together.

The elderly couple finally felt a weight lifted from their hearts after a long period of worry.

Overjoyed, she didn't disturb the two young people any longer, tidied up briefly, and went back to her room to rest.

Silent all night.

The night was quiet and still.

The next morning, as dawn was breaking.

Lin Yuan got up on time, got ready, and went to work at the First Municipal Hospital as usual.

The workday went smoothly and methodically.

Seeing patients, making ward rounds, writing medical records, and following up on patients' recovery.

He remained calm and professional, treating each patient with patience and care.

After a busy morning of seeing patients yesterday, many colleagues and patients in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine remembered this young resident physician who was highly skilled and had a gentle demeanor.

More and more people are specifically requesting to see him for treatment.

The day was busy but fulfilling.

Before we knew it, it was time for the evening shift change.

Today it's Lin Yuan's turn to work the night shift in the Traditional Chinese Medicine department.

The night shift at the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of the First Municipal Hospital is usually quite relaxed.

Unlike the 24/7 busyness and constant danger in the emergency department.

Most diseases treated with traditional Chinese medicine require chronic conditioning and follow-up visits.

There are very few sudden emergencies, and there are basically no new patient admissions at night.

All you need to do is stay on standby and handle any unexpected minor issues.

After handing over all their work, the day shift doctors gradually left their posts.

The outpatient building gradually quieted down.

The entire floor of the Traditional Chinese Medicine department was empty and unusually quiet.

There were no noisy patients, and no trivial work matters.

Unless there are any emergencies, he can stay in the duty room to rest and sleep, and spend the whole night peacefully.

Lin Yuan walked into the duty room.

The room was clean and tidy, with a bed and a table, and all the necessary facilities.

He closed the door behind him, letting go of the day's fatigue and relaxing completely.

This rare moment of leisure is a perfect opportunity to rest and recuperate.

2:30 a.m.

The entire hospital building was quiet.

The corridor was dimly lit, with only the low hum of the equipment remaining.

Lin Yuan slept soundly in the duty room of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department.

The night shift is quiet and uneventful, a rare chance to get a good night's sleep.

Just then, hurried footsteps came from outside the door.

Immediately afterwards, the door was pushed open gently and quickly.

The nurse on duty looked flustered and quickly walked to the bedside.

"Dr. Lin! Dr. Lin, wake up!"

Lin Yuan opened his eyes instantly, all sleepiness gone.

He sat up, his eyes clear, without a trace of the confusion one might feel after just waking up.

"What's wrong?"

The nurse spoke very quickly, her voice tinged with obvious anxiety.

"A major emergency has occurred in the emergency room!"

"A rear-end collision occurred in the city center half an hour ago, and more than a dozen injured people were taken to the hospital!"

"The emergency room is overflowing and understaffed! The hospital administration has issued an urgent notice: all on-duty doctors are to immediately go to the emergency room to provide support!"

Major car accident, mass injuries!

This falls under the highest level of emergency medical care in the hospital.

Not a moment can be wasted.

Without the slightest hesitation, Lin Yuan quickly got out of bed.

"I'll be right there."

He quickly tidied his clothes and, without a moment's delay, rushed downstairs to the emergency room.

On the way, Lin Yuan knew exactly what was going on.

I have a background in traditional Chinese medicine.

His strengths lie in routine consultations, acupuncture treatments, and internal medicine diagnosis.

However, Western medicine is the dominant force in treating car accident injuries, suturing, and emergency surgeries.

My major is completely unrelated to my job.

In the past, I would most likely only be able to help with bandaging, stopping bleeding, registration, and transportation, doing some basic work as an assistant.

He has no right to get involved in truly essential emergency care.

The closer you get to the emergency room, the louder the noise becomes.

Cries, shouts, alarms from monitors, and the commands of doctors and nurses were all mixed together.

The entire emergency department was in complete chaos.

Many patients with minor injuries were lying on the ground, and the seats were crowded with the injured and their families.

Bloodstains were everywhere, creating a tense and oppressive atmosphere.

Everyone is working non-stop, so busy they barely have time to breathe.

Zhou Rui, the deputy director on duty in the emergency department, was sweating profusely and completely overwhelmed.

The emergency department was already short-staffed tonight, and then a dozen or so car accident victims were suddenly brought in, completely overwhelming the situation.

Several emergency surgeries are waiting in line.

Critically ill patients have extremely unstable vital signs and cannot afford to wait any longer.

He currently has an emergency debridement, suturing, and hemostasis surgery on hand. The patient has minor abdominal bleeding and is at risk of going into shock at any time.

The surgery must be performed immediately.

Unfortunately, the scheduled surgical assistant was delayed due to another emergency and couldn't arrive in time.

The operating room is fully equipped, the anesthesia is in place, and the patient is lying down.

All that's missing is an assistant.

No one handed them any instruments, no one assisted in stopping the bleeding, and no one helped to pull the field of vision.

It's impossible to operate!

Zhou Rui felt a tightness in his chest and his forehead was covered in cold sweat.

If this drags on any longer, the injured person may not be able to hold on!

He rushed out of the operating room, ready to grab any medical staff member to take his place.

A quick glance revealed Lin Yuan hurrying towards them.

Zhou Rui didn't even have time to ask about the department or qualifications.

In this life-or-death situation, any doctor wearing a white coat can be of great help!

He rushed forward and grabbed Lin Yuan.

I casually handed him a set of sterile surgical gowns, masks, and gloves.

He spoke very quickly and rapidly.

"Don't just stand there! Quickly change your clothes and come into the operating room to help!"

At this moment, he no longer cared about rules or seniority.

Try anything, even if it seems hopeless.

Whoever it is, let's take the lead first.

It's always better to lend a hand than to watch a patient die prematurely.

Without saying a word, Lin Yuan quickly put on his surgical gear.

In just over ten seconds, the full set of sterile gear was put on.

They quickly followed Zhou Rui into the emergency operating room.

Once the operating room door was closed, the noise from outside was shut out.

The lights were stark white, and the atmosphere was extremely tense.

The surgery officially began.

With the instruments laid out, Zhou Rui picked up the scalpel, just about to make the incision.

I asked it casually.

"Which department are you in? Have you ever been in surgery before?"

Lin Yuan glanced at Zhou Rui's name tag, and answered calmly and truthfully.

"Deputy Director Zhou, I am Lin Yuan, a resident physician in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine."

These words were spoken.

Zhou Rui's hand suddenly stopped moving.

My heart sank instantly!

Traditional Chinese Medicine Department?

Are you a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, specializing in pulse diagnosis and prescription writing?

Should a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner be used as an assistant in emergency surgical procedures?

At this moment, Zhou Rui's mentality completely collapsed.

The patient's condition was already critical, making the surgery extremely risky.

He had originally hoped to have a skilled Western medicine assistant to help him stabilize the situation.

The result was a completely unrelated traditional Chinese medicine doctor!

Let alone assisting with surgery, they probably wouldn't even recognize all the instruments!

Zhou Rui was extremely distressed; it was as if misfortune never comes singly.

But the person is already in the operating room, and the surgery is about to begin. There is no one to replace them.

If we change doctors again, the patient definitely won't be able to hold on.

He could only forcefully suppress the helplessness and speechlessness in his heart.

While preparing for the surgery, he quickly gave instructions.

"Don't do anything during the surgery."

"I tell you to hand me the instruments, so you hand me the instruments; I tell you to stop the bleeding, so you stop the bleeding."

"Follow my instructions strictly, keep your movements steady, and don't move around or make any mistakes!"

His tone was full of unease.

They completely treated Lin Yuan as a complete novice, an amateur just there to make up the numbers.

However, he gave her his instructions.

Lin Yuan remained calm and nodded slightly.

"I understand, Deputy Director Zhou."

From beginning to end, he remained calm and composed, his expression as still as water.

There was no tension, no panic, and certainly no sense of helplessness typical of beginners.

Looking at his extraordinary composure.

Zhou Rui felt a little relieved.

Medical skills can be learned gradually.

But this composure under pressure is something many veteran doctors can't match.

Even if they can't be of much help, at least they won't cause more trouble in a panic.

Zhou Rui took a deep breath, suppressed his distracting thoughts, and refocused his gaze on the surgical area.

"Surgery, begin!"