A Max-Level Medical God in Residency: The Whole Hospital's Experts Beg Me to Operate

Jiang Yubai was a nationally renowned doctoral adviser, a medical treasure who had been just one step away from the Nobel Prize in Medicine.

But the apprentice he had personally mentored betrayed him, and he died suddenly at the operating table after a relentless string of shifts.

When he opened his eyes again, he had returned to ten years earlier.

He was now a low-ranking resident, forced to work unpaid overtime every day and take the blame for other people's mistakes.

And the ungrateful apprentice who had stolen his life's work and climbed to the top over his hard-won achievements had become a lofty vice president of the hospital?

Facing his department head's ruthless exploitation and baseless workplace gaslighting, Jiang Yubai gave a cold laugh. Reborn, he bound himself to the Medical Truth Simulation System and vowed never to be an overworked corporate drone again!

The department head wanted him to work unpaid overtime and write pointless medical records?

He clocked out on time, then sent The Lancet a paper that was ten years ahead of the rest of the world, stunning the global medical community.

The vice president couldn't treat a powerful tycoon and wanted to pin the medical malpractice on a resident?

Jiang Yubai donned a secret identity and showcased god-tier surgical skills on the dark web. The tycoon immediately offered ten billion and begged him to perform the operation!

By day, he was a workplace assassin who refused to take the blame and fearlessly challenged every expert in the hospital.

By night, he was the anonymous medical god revered by the world's leading powerhouses.

Then one day, the ungrateful vice president prepared to take a stolen, incomplete technique public, hoping to make a name for himself.

Wearing his faded resident's uniform, Jiang Yubai kicked open the door and revealed a perfected technique fifty years ahead of its time, crushing the man and casting him into the abyss.

“Sorry, my residency is over.”

“And your time is up.”