I Look Too Fierce, but I Am Really a Doctor

When Su Xingchen, a battlefield doctor with a face full of scars, went to the health center to see the younger brother of his deceased comrade, he was mistaken by the crew member of the seriously injured man as a doctor who had been hired by him. Man with a crew cut: "Brother, how do you know about medical matters?" Su Xingchen, who thought he was asking about his medical skills, said, "It's just that you do it too much. Practice makes perfect." Flat-headed man: "What's the probability of success?" Su Xingchen, who thought he was asking about the success rate of the operation: "It's not bad, just over 90%." Man with a crew cut: "I have one last question, how much do you usually pay if someone dies?" Su Xingchen, who thought he was asking about the soldier's pension after his death, said, "About two million." Man with a crew cut: "Brother is very professional." … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.