You Were Told to Live in a Siheyuan, How Did You Become the Imperial Capital's Renowned Doctor?

In 1965, He Yutian returned home after completing his studies. The moment he stepped off the train, he came upon a life-threatening accident: a billboard fell, crushing a boy's skull. The station doctor panicked. He pushed through the crowd and took a scalpel from his suitcase. "We need to open his skull. Now."

The onlookers thought a madman had arrived. But when he removed the object from inside the boy's skull in full view of the station, without anesthesia, everyone looked at him differently.

Back at the courtyard, Xu Damao was still holding a full-courtyard meeting over a chicken, while Qin Huairu was still calculating next month's food expenses. He Yutian put on his white coat and joined the Imperial Capital First Hospital. That very day, he was pulled into a difficult spinal consultation. Several veteran experts were deadlocked when Director Liu suddenly turned to the intern in the corner. "Xiao He, what do you think?"

Three months later, hospitals across the country competed in a ranking. The experts from the military general hospital sat on the judging panel and saw the First Hospital's trump card: a young man barely in his twenties.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.