After Taking Down My Mentor, I Became a Famous Doctor

A healer who saves lives, an angel in white. Her mystery novel, The Verdict in a White Coat, is a runaway bestseller. The female medical student in the book, who uses a psychiatric diagnosis to turn the tables on her enemy, has set the internet ablaze. Countless readers ask in the comments: [Did the author study medicine? The details are terrifyingly realistic!] [Is the professor’s ending, where he becomes a vegetable, an allusion to that unsolved case from a few years ago?] [Does anyone else think the name “Bo Bing” sounds like “medical records”?] I close my laptop without replying. I simply run my fingers over the worn edge of the document in my hand: the forensic psychiatric evaluation report.