My Surgical Skills Are God-Tier, and the Chief Surgeon Begs Me to Stop Holding Back

(The short drama “I Conquered the Entire Hospital with a God-Tier Medical System” is now available. The nurse is quite pretty, but I still like the beautiful doctors best. They're great.) Su Qi is a lowly resident trainee on the verge of being eliminated. After nearly dying from working overtime, he unexpectedly binds to the [Surgical Legend Assistant System]! Unlocked from the start: amazing skills: [Imaging Vision] With one touch of his hand, no lesion can escape detection. [Surgical Guidance] Step-by-step instruction in god-tier procedures! Emergency debut: When an attending physician misdiagnoses an acute abdomen, Su Qi spots the life-threatening appendiceal torsion at a glance! He takes the lead despite the jeers, performs like a god, and leaves the entire room stunned! The rookie doctor makes a name for himself in one battle! The road to a comeback: Others train hard for ten years, but he uses the [Surgical Simulation Space] to fast-track his skills. His muscle memory puts seasoned veterans to shame! When the deputy director makes a surgical mistake that nearly leads to disaster, Su Qi steps in at the critical moment and takes charge! The director gives him special authorization: “You're leading this operation!” He overturns a misdiagnosis of “late-stage stomach cancer”? The director makes an immediate decision: “Keep him on! Give him a permanent position ahead of schedule!” He pioneers the “Su Exposure Technique.” The director says, “Xiao Su, this technique... don't keep it to yourself. Teach everyone, will you?” A provincial tycoon is declared “inoperable”? The director says, “From now on, you call the shots on liver, gallbladder, and pancreatic cases!” He researches Brightstar No. 1, solving cancers of the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas. He researches Warfire No. 2, solving lung cancer. He researches Warfire No. 3, solving esophageal cancer. He solves Alzheimer's disease, ALS, Parkinson's disease, and infectious diseases. (The story focuses on scientific research later on. Don't read if that's not your thing.)