On his first day back in the country, Jiang Chenfeng was rushed into emergency surgery for a ruptured aorta.
Experts from across the hospital watched through the glass, waiting for the "top graduate from overseas" to take the lead.
Only he knew the truth: the gold-embossed diploma had been bought by the body's original owner!
Before transmigrating, he had been a genuine authority in cardiac surgery, having performed hundreds of complex aortic operations.
Now the patient's blood pressure was plummeting, and the rupture was still bleeding. In front of everyone, the senior director ordered, "Deputy Director Jiang, you're taking the lead!"
Everyone expected the fraud to be exposed, but he gripped the scalpel and precisely clamped the vessel, removed the damaged tissue, and reconstructed it.
As the final stitch went in, the patient's monitor readings stabilized. The experts who had doubted him fell silent as one.
But while everyone crowded around to ask who had taught him, Jiang Chenfeng stared at a test report in the medical file, his expression suddenly darkening.
This aortic rupture hadn't been an accident at all!
I told the original owner several times that if I make a mistake once, forget about it. I have told the original owner many times that I am afraid of not being able to go to the operating table.
After watching the movie, I couldn't figure out whether he was talking about doctors or investigating cases. The whole hospital was very strange, and the protagonist was also very strange.