Emergency Doctor, I Can See the Rescue Priorities.

Emergency Rescue + Career Growth + Group Accidents + Technical Rotation When doctor Xu Lin was on night shift, seventeen injured people from a car accident rushed into the emergency room at the same time, but there was only one ventilator left. Everyone was rescuing the most seriously injured patient, but a line of red letters appeared in front of his eyes: The person who really only had eight minutes left was sitting in the corner saying that he was fine. Xu Lin can see each patient's rescue priority, golden window and a reversible cause, but the ability cannot replace examination and surgery, and continuous use will gradually overload his senses. From a triage bed to the entire city's first aid network, he has to use processes, resources and responsibilities to bring back those who are most likely to be missed from the brink of death. But the last patient sent to the accident scene clearly still had a heartbeat, but his priority was displayed as zero. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.