Why Is the Senior Doctor Like That?

Chi Ping'an's superior, Qi Yu, is the department's newly arrived deputy chief physician. A young PhD who returned from overseas, he's an exceptionally talented rising star, but he always seems to have it in for Chi Ping'an.

When Chi Ping'an writes medical records, Qi Yu says they're terrible. When Chi Ping'an writes orders, Qi Yu says his thinking is terrible. When Chi Ping'an steps into the operating room, Qi Yu says his surgical skills are terrible.

Chi Ping'an thinks, Fine. If I can't afford to provoke him, I can at least avoid him.

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Qi Yu's days are filled with work, twenty-four hours a day, three hundred and sixty-five days a year. Meals, entertainment, even dating take up only a tiny part of his life. He's strict with others, and even stricter with himself.

"Devoting himself to medicine" sounds overly sentimental, but that's exactly what he does.

Still, life is full of surprises.

Then one day, he meets someone completely different from himself.

He realizes that his time, once filled entirely with work, is gradually making room for someone.

But life has another surprise in store.

After Qi Yu returns from an out-of-town training program, he finds out that Chi Ping'an transferred to another department not long ago. A few days later, he corners him at the entrance to the internal medicine building:

"Why did you leave?"

"Who signed off on it?"

"Transfer back."

A straightforward, confident rising star x a hardworking and ambitious unlucky guy who somehow never seems to get anywhere

1v1, happy ending

Theme: Devote your life to the cause of human medicine