Fired Due to Misdiagnosis? I Live Broadcast Consultation and the Whole Network Is Dedicated to Gods

Let me start with the conclusion: besides saving people, my system will only cause me trouble. The diagnosis it gave was too advanced and no one believed it. Scene 1: Hospital office. Me: "Director, this patient does not have appendicitis, the CT image is suspicious!" Result: I was fired on the spot for "making a presumptuous diagnosis and disrespecting my superiors". Director: "As an intern, you still want to challenge the CT report of the First City Hospital? Get lost!" Scene 2: My live broadcast room. Me: "Uncle, it's not that you have a bad appetite, you have chronic hepatitis. If you continue to drink alcohol, you will develop cirrhosis of the liver." Result: The live broadcast room was reported for "illegal medical practice and creating anxiety" and was banned for 24 hours. Barrage: "Where does this pheasant doctor come from, who curses people with liver disease?" Scene 3: Outside the ward of the First City Hospital. Me: "Director Li, you really made the wrong cut. The patient has diverticulitis. If you use the wrong antibiotics, he will die!" Result: I was taken out by security as a "medical troublemaker". Director Li (contemptuous): "I have been a doctor for thirty years, but I am not as good as you, a yellow-haired boy? Security guard!" (Help, I really just want to save people!) Later, when my live broadcast room became the last hope for terminally ill patients around the world, those people were all dumbfounded. Director/Dean/Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine: "Doctor Su, please, please save us!"