The Lazy Doctor God

[Revenge + Conspiracy + Suspense + Mind Games] Chen Yan was once the military’s top battlefield doctor, codenamed “Night Owl,” capable of snatching lives back from the brink amid a hail of bullets. After leaving the service, he quietly took a job at a city hospital. Wearing a wrinkled white coat, he was dismissed as a slacker who was just coasting through the day. His colleagues treated him coldly, the head nurse berated him in public, and people called his emergency treatment reckless. No one believed he was any good. Then, during a late-night shift, he pressed a scalpel to an organ trafficker’s artery and forced all three men to back down. The surveillance system was down, leaving him unable to prove his innocence. Instead, attending physician Wang Zhenhai accused him of assault with a weapon. Then he unexpectedly gained a golden finger: he could see the essence of an illness, predict surgical risks, and awaken his battlefield instincts. While everyone else was still arguing over the treatment plan, he had already made a precise incision and saved the patient with steady, decisive skill. On the surface, he seemed lazy. In reality, every operation he performed pushed the limits of medicine. His colleagues were stunned, the hospital director kept an eye on him, and those who had looked down on him began to panic. From the emergency room to the underground black market, from pharmaceutical conspiracies to an international organ-trafficking network, he tore through one hidden threat after another. Others climbed the ranks through connections. He earned the respect of the entire hospital with a single scalpel. People who once avoided him now bowed and scraped whenever they saw him. In this life, he neither fought nor scrambled for status, yet no one could lay a hand on him. In the end, the entire medical world would remember this name: The doctor squatting in the hallway and eating a bun was the true God of Medicine.