Lin Ze, a complete novice in medicine, suddenly gains an all-purpose System. Any surgery he performs can get even a paralyzed patient back on their feet and hopping around.
After graduating from three years of online classes, he lands an internship at a hospital.
What does a fresh-faced post-95s guy do?
Obviously, livestream surgery. The whole internet tunes in, sending tips and likes as they please.
"Look! Look! That medical student with three years of online classes is out here scamming people again."
"Look at that dumb face. He's going to paralyze someone."
Amid everyone's doubts, Lin Ze plays a game with the audience: wherever they point, he cuts.
Then some big spender actually calls his bluff and sends a Carnival gift.
The surgery is livestreamed across the internet. A patient who was paralyzed from the waist down is dancing out of bed the very next day.
Lin Ze's reputation soars, and skeptical patrons shower him with gifts.
The family of a deceased person begs Lin Ze to help dissect their son's body.
Livestream a dissection, and the Carnivals come rolling in. The police are watching you.
He's summoned to the police station for a chat. From then on, he saves lives while helping the police uncover the truth.
Everyone calls him the "Ghost-Handed Miracle Doctor."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Don't you have any common sense at all?
**Novel, **author, the introduction is directly poisonous to people