Sign-In in the ER: So Those Miracle Doctor Novels Were True After All

Su Ci is an emergency room doctor who accidentally binds himself to the Divine Doctor Sign-In System.

“Ding! Sign in at an emergency scene and receive the god-tier hands-only hemostasis technique!”

“Ding! Sign in in the ICU and receive the microscopic nerve repair technique!”

From then on, the ER has a new nemesis of death. He performs surgeries others wouldn’t dare touch with his eyes closed, and forcibly keeps alive those the King of Hell has come to claim.

Until one day, a wealthy heiress he casually saved turned his everyday surgeries into a medical novel that went viral across the internet!

But the comments section was full of criticism:

“Has the author gone crazy? An ER doctor who knows acupuncture and brain surgery? This is way too overpowered!”

“Two acupuncture needles can cure terminal cancer? Even a novel wouldn’t dare write that. This is toxic!”

Haters clamored to expose the truth in person, and a mega-influencer stormed into the ER with a phone in hand to livestream it to the entire internet.

The result? Everyone watching was instantly stunned!

They saw China’s richest man bent over, serving Su Ci tea and water as he begged him to prescribe some medicine;

The world’s leading medical experts sat in a row on little stools, taking notes on Su Ci’s surgical techniques;

And the terminal brain cancer patient mocked across the internet as “impossible to save” in the novel was now full of energy, helping Su Ci sweep the floor!

The internet erupted: “Good grief! You said this was a brainless wish-fulfillment novel, but you’re telling me it’s documentary literature?!”

Faced with a flood of global elites and the jealous efforts of overseas capital to shut him down, Su Ci turned around and bought an abandoned hospital.

“If this place can’t accommodate every patient in the world, I’ll build a sanctuary of medicine myself!”