This Doctor Is So Lazy: The Whole Hospital Begs Me Not to Clock Out

The emergency department at Jiangcheng First People's Hospital has a resident physician everyone in the hospital knows as a “good-for-nothing.”

Shen Yi is thirty, with dark circles under his eyes year-round and a rumpled white coat. He strolls through rounds, puts off his charts, and dreams of nothing more than clocking out on time each day and going home to sleep.

A PhD who studied overseas laughs at him for having no publications. The department chief looks down on him for lacking experience. A wealthy young heir thinks he can bend Shen Yi to his will with money.

Then one day, the entire hospital suffers a sudden power outage. All the equipment in the emergency room fails, and a patient’s life hangs by a thread!

Amid the panic and despair, the perpetually drowsy Shen Yi lets out a helpless sigh, picks up a scalpel, and relies on nothing but the feel of his fingertips to perform an emergency tracheotomy blind in three minutes, dragging the patient back from the brink of death!

The whole hospital is in an uproar. The aloof female hospital director personally blocks the door to the on-call room. “Dr. Shen, I’ve put you down for the VIP specialist clinic. You’re not taking any time off this week.”

Shen Yi rubs his temples. “I really just want to slack off. How did I end up the hospital’s greatest asset?”

Later, at an international medical summit, global industry giants try to use their technological advantage to control the lifeline of the country’s medical sector.

At last, Shen Yi stops pretending and casually sheds his secret identity. “All right, quit acting like the authority here. That international standard of yours back then... I was the one who set it.”