I Started an Unexpected Job, and Now I Specialize in Saving the Dying

Good news: Thanks to an unexpected opportunity, I landed a job at a hospital as a specialist doctor.

Bad news: My medical skills are utterly terrible. I can’t even treat minor illnesses, let alone save anyone.

Bad news: My closest loved one suddenly fell critically ill and was rushed to the ICU. They could die at any moment.

Good news: There are miraculous life-extending treasures in this world. Use one, and you can pull someone on the brink of death back from the gates of hell.

Bad news: The price of a new lease on life is outrageously high. My salary is meager, my savings are gone, and I can’t afford even a single cent of it.

Bad news: Renowned doctors took turns consulting, and modern medicine pronounced the case hopeless, telling me to prepare for the funeral.

I was utterly despairing.

My medical skills were terrible, so I couldn’t save the sick and suffering. I had no money, so I couldn’t save my only remaining family member.

I could only watch my loved one lie in a hospital bed, waiting to die, powerless to do anything. Driven into a dead end, I completely broke down.

Wait, what?

Just as I was about to give up, a bizarre stroke of fortune fell from the sky. I unlocked an unbelievably powerful special ability that could treat anyone in the world who was on the brink of death.

I could cure terminal illnesses that hospitals couldn’t treat. I could save lives that money couldn’t buy back.

The first thing I did was activate my exclusive ability and personally drag my loved one back from the gates of hell.

Overnight, I made an impossible comeback.

I used to be a good-for-nothing little doctor, mocked and despised by everyone in the department. Now my abilities are outrageously powerful, and the city’s wealthy and influential are scrambling to throw their fortunes at me and beg me to save their lives.

In the blink of an eye, I went from a bottom-of-the-barrel, good-for-nothing doctor to a sought-after miracle worker who specializes in saving people on the brink of death.