Chapter 9 — After I Resigned, The Whole Hospital Was Paralyzed

"Can you do me a favor first?"

"I'm listening."

"Ten backlogged major surgeries."

"Patients cannot wait any longer."

"I know you've quit your job now and don't have the right to directly perform surgery."

"So as dean."

"I would like to invite you to take on the position of Special Chief Technical Advisor."

"In the form of remote consultation and professional direction."

"Help us get those surgeries done."

"Compensation will be paid to the highest standards available to top surgical specialists in the country."

"How do you feel?"

I sighed softly. Finally agreed. The fight between me and Liu Zhenhua is personal. But the patient is innocent. A doctor's job is to save people. Do not use the sick person as a tool of revenge.

"But I have one condition."

"You just say it."

"Let Director Vuong do the main surgery."

"The Little King is the number one assistant."

"I want to train them myself."

The other end of the line was silent for a few seconds. Then, Tan Tranh's satisfied laughter rang out.

"Indeed, you have never disappointed me."

"I agree to this condition."

The next two weeks. In the Department of General Surgery, a strange legend appeared. I'm not at the hospital. But it seems like there are traces of me everywhere. All major surgeries are difficult. Every important consultation. That familiar voice rang out. Through the online conference system. I review each set of documents. Optimize each surgical option. While the surgery is taking place. The screen in front of me synchronizes all endoscopic images with the patient's vital indicators. I'm like a chess player sitting thousands of miles away. But he holds the entire situation in the palm of his hand.

"Director Vuong."

"Look closely to the left behind the tumor."

"There is a very small blood vessel."

"Use Hem-o-lok to clamp first."

"Then cut."

"Don't be hasty."

"Little King."

"The straw follows closely."

"Keep the surgical field clean."

"That's the corner."

Under my guidance. Director Vuong's professional qualifications improved at an astonishing speed. Confidence is also increasing. As for Tieu Vuong... He shows composure and talent far beyond those of his age. Ten major surgeries. Completely completed. No complications occurred. The entire Department of Surgery seemed to be revived. More important. They are no longer dependent on a single individual. No longer consider anyone a god. But start to believe in the power of the whole team. Trust the process. Believe in standards. Believe in technology. That's what I really want. Give someone a fish. It's not as good as teaching them how to fish. Something I want to leave behind. Not a shadow that no one can replace. It's a group that can grow on its own. Self-evolved. Create your own next Tran Hy. Two weeks later. Lawyer Vuong Lap called me. The medical accident case was officially brought to trial.

"Doctor Tran."

"Do you want to come to the trial?"

I looked at the sky outside the window. Gently shook his head.

"No need."

"I believe in the justice of the law."

The end result is no surprise. Liu Zhenhua and Tu Khai both had to pay the price for what they did. The patient's family received worthy compensation. Even though human life cannot come back. But at least. Justice has been served. After all story ends. I felt relief like never before. I booked a ticket to Tibet. Want to see snowy mountains. I want to let my soul rest for a while. But right before departure day. Tan Tranh called again.

"Doctor Tran."

"How are you thinking?"

"Are you ready to come back and take on a new mission?"

I laughed.

"Principal Qin."

"I think the current consulting position is quite good."

Tan Tranh immediately refused. The tone does not allow for refusal.

"Something I prepared for you."

"Not a dean position."

I'm a bit surprised. Tan Tranh slowly continued:

"I want to establish a completely new center just for you."

"Precision Microinvasive Surgery Center."

"You will be the center director."

"Full personnel authority."

"Full financial authority."

"Full authority to purchase equipment."

I was a bit stunned. But Tan Tranh hasn't stopped yet.

"Your mission."

"It's not every day standing in the operating room."

"It's about leading the whole team to conquer the most advanced surgical technologies."

"Research the most difficult techniques."

"Solve problems that no one has solved yet."

"I want you to turn Central Hospital..."

"To become the leading surgical mecca in the country."

The other end of the line was silent for a few seconds. Tan Tranh asked in a challenging voice:

"How's it going, Doctor Tran?"

"This challenge..."

"Do you dare accept it?"

I looked at the plane ticket on the table. Look again at the bright lights of the city in the distance.