Medicine: The Stronger I Get, the Less They Let Me Make Decisions Alone

Shen Huai is only a resident doctor, yet he can spot fatal flaws in emergency procedures that others miss.

But no matter how skilled he is, it won't earn him the right to operate or prescribe, much less the authority to make everyone follow his orders.

To make matters worse, the women he encounters are each harder to work with than the last.

Guan Manqing dares to take responsibility publicly, but refuses to let him cross the line. Lu Zhixia trusts only expertise and data, and will openly revise his plan if she finds a problem. Su Qinghe calculates the benefits and costs before discussing any deal. Pei Yin is even tougher: even after becoming his partner, she still investigates him.

From emergency procedures to cross-department collaboration, then on to battles over medicines, medical equipment, capital, and rules, Shen Huai can only win authority, secure resources, and break through old barriers one result at a time.

But when the people who are hardest to convince really do begin moving forward by his side, he realizes:

True strength isn't making everyone obey you. It's enabling more people to make the right things happen.

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