"Three Swords | Ming and Tang Dynasties" Borders All Directions

Sigh, it's been four years already

It's such a thin book, I'd like to read it first to avoid being deceived. I think the setting is quite interesting~

He thinks you are also a dog and is afraid of being killed by chocolate.

I have read it all. It is very well written. I feel like I have a lot to say after reading it. I work in the ICU now. I just sent away a patient the day before yesterday. He is an 84-year-old grandfather who was in a car accident. I think it is a relief for him. The driver was drunk and had no insurance. After his son died, only his grandson was left. This grandson did not pay a penny. He was unwilling to have surgery and treatment, so he let the grandfather live there and suffer every day on a ventilator. When I came, the grandfather was alive. He was still awake, and his only mobile hand was looking for opportunities to pull out the ventilator tube every day. My colleague said that grandpa didn't want to live anymore, so he had no choice but to fasten his hands tightly. Later, he gradually lost consciousness, and then began to suffer from edema all over the body. Even after pushing diuretic needles, it eventually developed into exudation all over the body, and the whole body was swollen like a water balloon. He stayed like that until the end. After he left, we all told grandpa, grandpa, you are finally free. Well, if the hospital is the place with the most stories, then the ICU is the place where you can experience the most joys and sorrows. Every day, you can see family members begging doctors and nurses to save their family members. Even if we know the person's condition and there is nothing we can do, we can also see some people saying indifferently, "It's up to you to treat them. Anyway, my family has no money. Over time, everyone has developed a hard-hearted attitude, but only we know the real situation. Before, we accepted a patient." A patient had three-ventricular conduction block and could die suddenly at any time. His family was neither willing to install a pacemaker nor give up. The attending doctor moved a stool and stayed by the bed for two days. However, the patient still did not survive. When the family took the patient away, the doctor said, "What can I do? There is nothing I can do. In fact, that's it. I said a lot of nonsense. I don't know what I said. Finally, I wish everyone good health and never come to the hospital."

Does this best friend want to become the white moonlight in her fiancé's heart?