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Chapter 6 : A Great Relief

  • "Are you the doctor here? What kind of attitude is this?!"
  • Director Fang turned to look at Hu Haiming, furrowing his brows.
  • "I am the deputy director of the Cardiology and Neurology Department. What's the matter?"
  • "This is a hospital, not a place for you to cause trouble!"
  • Hu Haiming arrogantly reprimanded Director Fang.
  • He regarded Director Fang as a close friend of Qin Sheng.
  • "So you want to cause trouble, huh? I'll have someone arrest all of you!" Hu Haiming shouted.
  • "Heh, alright..." Director Fang angrily chuckled.
  • "Hu Haiming!"
  • "You've lost your mind. This is Director Fang from the Health Bureau!" Director Li squeezed into the crowd at this moment, hearing their conversation with anger and urgency.
  • "What?" Hu Haiming was shocked and quickly apologized, "I'm sorry, Director Fang, I didn't know it was you..."
  • "Hmph!" Director Fang coldly snorted. He couldn't be bothered to argue with Hu Haiming anymore and turned to Qin Sheng with a smile, saying, "Miracle doctor, please do us the honor of having a conversation. Let's find a place to talk."
  • "Yes, miracle doctor."
  • "Shall we go to my office?" Director Li also smiled and said.
  • "I'm sorry, I can't leave right now. Someone wants to call security on me." Qin Sheng said calmly.
  • "What's going on?" Director Fang and Director Li immediately realized that something was wrong and turned their heads to look at Hu Haiming.
  • By now, Hu Haiming was already sweating profusely, and the director and the dean, who had been calling the miracle doctor with such respect, turned out to be this guy in front of them.
  • "Director, Dean..."
  • "He's the one who tried to leave without paying."
  • "I saved his mother's life, but instead of being grateful, he wanted to leave without paying. That's why I called security." Hu Haiming quickly shifted the blame.
  • As soon as he finished speaking, there was a chorus of boos from the onlookers in the corridor.
  • "It was clearly this young man who saved his own mother."
  • "This quack doctor has no shame."
  • "Yes, this quack doctor almost sent someone to the morgue, nearly causing their death, and now he's turning the tables."
  • Many people in the corridor were indignant.
  • Director Fang and Director Li, combining what they had seen of Qin Sheng's medical skills, had already guessed the truth of the matter and their faces darkened. They glared fiercely at Hu Haiming.
  • At this moment, Hu Haiming was already drenched in cold sweat, constantly wiping it with a handkerchief.
  • "Director Fang, Director Li."
  • "My mother had a common cerebral thrombosis, and he didn't actively save her, almost causing her death. Moreover, this medical bill clearly has some discrepancies." Qin Sheng handed the medical bill to the two of them. Director Fang and Director Li, being experts in the field, immediately saw that there were issues with the medical expenses.
  • "Good!"
  • "Hu Haiming, you have some nerve!" Director Li was the first to angrily roar.
  • "You are not worthy of being a doctor. I declare that you are fired!"
  • This kind of thing is not uncommon in hospitals. During normal times, he might turn a blind eye, but in this situation, with so many people watching, especially with the director present, it was impossible to let it slide. They had to handle it seriously and draw a clear line.
  • "Dean, please, I was confused. Spare me, please." Hu Haiming pleaded incoherently.
  • Once he was fired, no other unit in the medical system would want him.
  • "Not only will you be fired, but your behavior is also criminal." Director Fang said coldly.
  • Hu Haiming had already offended him, and now there was no way he would show any mercy.
  • "The Health Bureau will revoke your medical license and hand you over to the judicial authorities."
  • Director Fang's words immediately made Hu Haiming collapse to the ground.
  • "Director Fang, Director Li, please spare me."
  • Hu Haiming pleaded.
  • "This kind of behavior of yours is obviously not the first time."
  • "A troublemaker like you must be removed from the medical system and handed over to the judicial authorities!"
  • Director Fang said firmly.
  • "Very well!"
  • "This despicable quack doctor must be dealt with seriously!"
  • The onlookers in the corridor applauded.
  • "Young man, I was blind and didn't recognize Mount Tai. Spare me, please. My whole family depends on me for a living." Hu Haiming crawled over, hugging Qin Sheng's leg.
  • "Spare you? Have you ever thought about the families of those people you deceived and extorted?" Qin Sheng said coldly, kicking him away.
  • "Take him away!" Director Li commanded the security guards to drag Hu Haiming away.
  • As he was being dragged away, Hu Haiming looked at Qin Sheng with resentment in his eyes.
  • "Young miracle doctor, to make up for our mistakes, your mother's medical expenses will be waived."
  • "And the hospital will compensate you and your mother with fifty thousand yuan for mental distress. How does this sound?" Director Li asked.
  • "That's fine, then." Qin Sheng nodded.
  • "In that case, young man, I'll arrange for them to give your mother another examination, and you can come to my office to talk." Director Li said.
  • "Alright." Others had already shown enough goodwill, so Qin Sheng couldn't directly refuse. He followed the two of them to the dean's office.
  • "Young man, what's your name?" After they were seated, Director Li handed Qin Sheng a cup of tea.
  • "My surname is Qin, and my name is Qin Sheng."
  • "Qin, young man, where did you learn such miraculous medical skills?"
  • "I graduated from Jinling Medical University, but I learned my medical skills from my master."
  • Director Fang and Director Li exchanged glances.
  • Sure enough, their speculation was correct. There was someone influential behind this young man.
  • "I wonder who your master is, a renowned Chinese medicine expert?" Director Fang's voice carried a hint of excitement. The country really needed to restore the reputation of traditional Chinese medicine now.