During a night shift in the emergency department, a sixty-year-old man arrives with a ruptured duodenum, a pulverized head of the pancreas, and a blood pressure of just 50/30.
No one at the hospital dares to perform an emergency Whipple procedure. Associate Chief Physician Ke Lin orders a transfer.
Liu Xuerong stops the ambulance.
“Forty minutes in transit. He won't even make it into the ambulance.”
“Skip the anastomosis. Do damage control.”
“I'll handle the dissection behind the portal vein.”
Everyone thinks this resident is crazy.
Only Liu Xuerong can see the string of crimson numbers above the patient's head.
[Wish Value: 800. Treatment plan activated.]
[Insufficient skill points. Host must make a choice.]
Liu Xuerong, the lowliest resident at the provincial hospital, is bound to the “Hope Value System.”
When patients want to live and their families are willing to save them, hope turns into skill points.
One stitch, one debridement, one emergency operation at a time, he quietly lights up his skill tree, starting with holding the scope, retracting, and stitching skin.
Perforated stomachs, ruptured intestines, hemorrhaging ovarian teratomas, rebar piercing the iliac vessels, mesenteric artery embolisms…
He takes the emergency cases no one else dares to handle.
He breaks the deadlocks no one else can see through.
But the System has rules, too:
Taking the lead on a procedure beyond his level will expose him. Pretending to be a prodigy will only get him killed faster.
To become a true surgeon, he must not only save patients, but also learn to face patients, their families, human relationships, money, and the more complicated hearts he encounters beyond the operating table.
When the associate chief who once looked down on him hands him a scalpel:
“Liu Xuerong, you handle the anastomosis for this gastrectomy.”
Only then does he understand:
A doctor never saves just one life.
He also saves someone's hope of going on living.
Good-looking, very good-looking. At the beginning, the male protagonist felt a bit cold-blooded when he got the system and treated patients as points (I can't think of other words, it's a bit inaccurate), but he woke up after 12 chapters, and the portrayal of Ke and Li Fei was also very good [Chigua][Chigua] (Posted to add some heat to this book) I saw the latest 39 chapters, and there are currently no poisonous points or logical problems. It is a rare masterpiece. Once you accept that the male protagonist is cold-tempered, you can accept it no matter how offensive the words he can say [full] [full]. I personally feel that my ex-girlfriend is very good, and the temperament of the male protagonist is indeed irreconcilable. I wonder if the author has the idea of writing a female protagonist (I can accept whether there is a female protagonist)
No, just being a doctor and engaging in conspiracy theories? Only a few words