Let You Live in a Courtyard, and You Will Become a National Doctor and Conquer the Imperial Capital?

In 1965, He Yutian returned to China after completing his studies. As soon as he got off the train, he encountered a fatal accident - a billboard fell down and the boy's skull was shattered. The doctor at the station was in a hurry. He pushed through the crowd and took out the scalpel from the suitcase: "Craniotomy, we need to do it now." Onlookers thought a madman had arrived. It wasn't until he completed the intracranial extraction without anesthesia in front of a station full of passengers that everyone looked at him differently. Back in the courtyard, Xu Damao was still holding a hospital-wide meeting for a chicken, and Qin Huairu was still calculating next month's meal money. He Yutian put on a white coat and joined the Imperial Capital First Hospital. On the same day, he was pulled into a difficult spinal consultation. Several veteran experts were deadlocked. Director Liu suddenly looked at the intern in the corner: "Xiao He, tell me." Three months later, there will be a national hospital rating competition. The expert team from the Military Region General Hospital was sitting at the judges' table and saw the trump card presented by the First Hospital - a young man in his early twenties. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.