Reborn as a Master Surgeon

In his previous life, Chen Yuan was a gifted attending physician in the cardiac surgery department at Union Hospital. But after refusing to take part in his department head's misconduct, he was bullied, had his research papers stolen, and was denied opportunities to operate. During his final emergency surgery, he watched a well-connected colleague suture the wrong blood vessel. The patient died on the operating table, and Chen Yuan took all the blame. His medical license was revoked, and he died depressed and broken.

When he opened his eyes again, he was back on the day his college entrance exam results came out, at age eighteen. He ranked nineteenth in the province, and Union Hospital's eight-year program had already called to offer him a place.

But this time, Chen Yuan made a decision that shocked everyone: he turned down Union and applied instead to an ordinary medical university in his hometown.

Everyone thought he had gone mad. Only he knew the truth: a top-tier institution might be excellent, but outsiders without connections would only be swallowed by the system. In this life, he would start at the grassroots and make his name through genuine skill.

At university, he stunned the entire campus by performing a difficult dissection as a freshman. After joining Jiangcheng Central Hospital, he was the first to perform minimally invasive heart surgery and hybrid procedures, creating one emergency-room miracle after another. When faced with departmental corruption, a siege by capital, and sabotage by his peers, he used his memories of his previous life to plan every move and take down his enemies one by one.

From a young doctor whose abilities were doubted, to the nation's youngest cardiac surgery department head, to the founder of a world-class heart center, Chen Yuan used his scalpel to cut through the darkness of the entire medical system and carve out a path of his own as a doctor.

And when the surgical lights came on again, the patient who had died because of him in his previous life was lying on the operating table...