Emergency Entry: from Regular Trainee to Life-Saver

On the night of a series of car accidents, doctor Lin Yan was pushed to the front line of rescue. The attending physician on duty was absent, the operating room was full, and family members blocked the door and questioned him - everyone felt that he could not bear it. Only he saw the words in front of him: [Temporary entry: Blood loss recognition +15% (10 minutes)] Every time he completes an effective treatment, he can obtain entry fragments and synthesize clinical abilities: suturing, communication, assessment, decision-making... But the system does not provide "brainless cheating", but only gives a little advantage. What really determines life or death is the hands on the rescue stage and the brain that can make correct judgments in the chaos. This is the story of a young doctor who worked the night shift in the emergency department and had to fight his way out. It is also the growth history of a person from "being able to do things" to "being able to handle things".