As an Emergency Physician, I Can See Who Needs Resuscitation First

Emergency resuscitation + career growth + mass-casualty incidents + technical medical rotations. When ER doctor Xu Lin is on the night shift, seventeen car-crash victims flood into the emergency department at once, but there is only one ventilator. Everyone rushes to save the most severely injured patients, but a line of red text appears before his eyes: the person with only eight minutes left is sitting in the corner, saying they're fine. Xu Lin can see each patient's resuscitation priority, golden window, and one reversible cause, but his ability cannot replace tests or surgery, and using it continuously gradually overloads his senses. From a single triage bed to an entire city's emergency response network, he has to navigate procedures, resources, and responsibility to pull the people most likely to be overlooked back from the brink of death. But the last patient brought in from the accident scene still has a heartbeat, even though their priority is listed as zero.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.