Daily Life in the ER, Snacking on Gossip

Those days working in the intensive care and emergency departments, and gossiping on the side A neurology master's student × a neurosurgery direct-entry PhD student When they were rotating through the neurosurgery ICU, Lu Junran was always running after her and asking, "Junior, junior, how do I write this patient's orders?" After they started working, Lu Junran kept bothering her on the phone. "Junior, junior, can you help me write up a consultation?~" A colleague asked if Lu Junran liked her. Ye Wushu was horrified. "Stop! How is that any different from palace maids and eunuchs becoming lovers?" * In Lu Junran's eyes, Ye Wushu was a knowledgeable, helpful junior. In Ye Wushu's eyes, Lu Junran was a useless senior who knew nothing about pharmacology and only had an incredibly strong sense of asepsis. 1. The novel is planned in two parts. The first part (Chapters 1–34) covers the chaotic days when the heroine and hero rotate through the neurosurgery ICU as a master's student and a doctoral student. The second part (Chapter 35 onward) follows their love-hate relationship after they start working and rotate through the emergency department. Ten bonus chapters are tentatively planned. 2. The story focuses on personal growth and may have a large ensemble cast. *Next book The First Rule of Research #Power-Couple Workaholics #Lovers-to-Rivals-to-Lovers Labmates# Nan Wei is a newly minted master's supervisor facing two major problems: One, she has no money. Two, she can't recruit any students. Her friend is surprised. "Teachers are usually the ones choosing students. How can you not find any?" Nan Wei sighs. "It's nice to have a powerful backer. Do I look like one to you?" Before long, Nan Wei faces the dilemma of "publish or perish," while her research project is stuck at a critical stage due to lack of funding. Just as she's preparing to sell her belongings and even swallow her pride to borrow money from her nemesis, a friend offers her a solution: "Why don't you become a content creator? Dr. Liu from the lab next door livestreams product sales online. He made enough for his research funding in just one month!" Nan Wei: "I'm a scholar, thanks." Later, Nan Wei becomes popular online by making courses like Raising Mice Scientifically and An Introduction to Scientific Illustration. Netizens can't help commenting: "The modern internet is amazing. You can watch the provincial exam top scorer perform for a living, and a master's supervisor raise mice." Top comment: "I forwarded it to my mom. She said, 'What on earth is this? What's so interesting about rats?' Then I told her the woman was a master's supervisor at Haidu University School of Medicine. Mom put on her reading glasses, watched it ten times in a row, and said, 'People with an education even raise their rats until their coats shine.'" After Nan Wei happily earns enough research funding, she quits. Later, she wins two National Natural Science Foundation grants, becomes a professor, and reaches the pinnacle of her career. Romance-plot version On Nan Wei's first day in the lab, her senior told her: 1. Don't date someone from the lab. If you do, keep it secret. 2. If you run into Senior Meng, take the long way around. Nan Wei listened, but not completely. She secretly dated Meng Yiyuan for a year and a half, then broke up with him after a huge fight over their research theories. After the breakup, she finally realized her senior's warning was the absolute truth. The only thing more awkward than dating someone from the lab was a lab romance gone wrong. The awkwardness continued after they graduated and stayed on at the university. Nan Wei kept secretly competing with Meng Yiyuan until she became a doctoral supervisor and could finally hold her head high. She always thought Meng Yiyuan felt the same way. Who knew he was such a hopeless romantic and still wanted to get back together? Nan Wei stared at him in disbelief. "Is your brain waterlogged?" Nan Wei said with heartfelt dismay, "I don't like men who aren't very bright." Theme: Love life