After I Could Understand Babies in the Womb, I Became the World's Leading Obstetrician

The day she was fired, the head of obstetrics told her, “You have no talent. You’re not cut out to be a doctor.” She hadn’t even passed her internship evaluation and was sent back to school. But that night, as she walked past the hospital’s maternity rest area A voice suddenly rang out in her mind: “Help! My umbilical cord is being compressed! Whenever Mom sleeps on her left side, I can’t breathe!” The voice came from a fetus in a pregnant woman’s belly, not yet born. From then on, Lin Zhiyu’s world changed completely. Other people relied on ultrasounds, blood tests, and genetic screening for prenatal checkups. All she had to do was listen to what the fetuses were saying. “I’m not developmentally delayed! My legs are just too long to measure!” She prevented a miscarriage caused by a misdiagnosis. “That medicine Mom took is giving me a headache!” She exposed counterfeit prenatal supplements. “I think there’s someone next to me? He’s so tiny and weak.” She discovered a twin the ultrasound had missed. Everyone called her the world’s leading obstetrician, a genius among geniuses. But Lin Zhiyu knew she was only “Getting advance tips from those little ones who haven’t entered the world yet.”