I Slack Off in the ER, While the Medical World Begs Me to Step In

[Urban medical drama + strong female lead + slacking off + face-slapping + traditional skills + satisfying read + no saintly heroine]

Shen Zhaoning, the last disciple of a reclusive medical grandmaster, possesses the astonishing “Five-Sense Diagnosis” technique, which is as good as having a human CT scanner.

But after her unscrupulous mentor plagiarizes her research data and gets her reassigned, she ends up in the emergency department of Yuncheng First People’s Hospital, a low-ranking resident who could be kicked out at any moment.

Taking her master’s advice to “keep a low profile” to heart, she lives by one rule: if she can clock out on time, she won’t work overtime; if she can slack off quietly, she won’t draw attention to herself.

While others fight to save patients, she hides in a corner reading web novels. While they compete for credit, she quietly polishes off two buckets of instant noodles. During rounds, she stays at the very edge of the group, less noticeable than a potted plant in the department.

The director thinks she’s useless and spends every day plotting to send her to the health checkup center.

Her colleagues laugh that she’s all looks and afraid to get her hands dirty. The entire department takes her for a decorative vase who’s only there to coast along.

Until that night.

A severely injured patient with ruptured organs after a fall from a great height was rushed into the emergency room. His blood pressure was plummeting, and his vital signs were on the verge of collapse.

The whole department fell into chaos. The specialists were tied up in surgery, and the attending physician on duty was so nervous his hands shook too badly to hold a stethoscope.

At the very second death was about to claim the patient...

Shen Zhaoning, who had been chewing mint candy and playing on her phone in the corner, calmly set her phone down, put on sterile gloves, and picked up an abdominal puncture needle.

Then everyone...