University Doctor and His Fragile Patients-Chapter 321 - 262: Ask for Benevolence, Get Benevolence; 120 VIPs and 1 Top VIP!

"Dr. Chen, I really know I was wrong..."

"Can you just treat me like a fart and let me go?"

The boy's expression as he looked at Chen Mu was no different from looking at King Yama.

He was the kind of student whose grades ranked at the bottom and needed to retake exams to possibly get a diploma.

Since entering university, every day is spent idling away.

The reason he showed up at the school hospital to make his presence felt.

Was because he saw news online about some web celebrities who garnered attention by highlighting their presence and exposing their income.

Seeing those web celebrities with annual incomes of seven to eight figures.

The boy couldn't help but be envious.

As graduation approached.

While other classmates were busy looking for jobs, he, rejected after several interviews, began considering the possibility of becoming a web celebrity himself.

Even though his short video account never gained much attention, he didn't think it was his fault.

In his view, what he lacked was just an opportunity for the whole internet to know who he was.

With the latest season of "Each Month Takes You into a Profession" successfully landing at Hai City University, the boy's mind became active.

The joke he tried to crack in front of Chen Mu was something he spent two days online selecting as the most interesting.

It's just that...

The boy looked at Chen Mu with eyes full of fear.

Precisely because he was also an audience of the program "Each Month Takes You into a Profession."

He knew very well.

When Chen Mu took the initiative to see a patient, just how terrifying a thing that was.

He only wanted to piggyback on some attention.

To gamble on the chance of becoming a web celebrity.

But this school doctor was about to send him to the ICU!

—

"I was angry before, but after the doctor spoke, I started to feel sorry for this dude."

"Didn't Dr. Chen say earlier, hospitals are places you shouldn't go without illness, even the school hospital is a hospital."

"What's the use of saying that, there are always those who are superstitious."

"Looking at Dr. Chen's expression, it seems like Dr. Chen is also very tired now."

"However cowardly he is now, he was that arrogant a minute ago."

"What I'm more curious about is, this dude seems pretty normal to me, how did Dr. Chen see that he was sick?"

"You're asking in the live comments, we can't answer that, why don't you directly go to Hai City University and ask Dr. Chen?"

"Can I?"

"Sure! Of course, you can, Dr. Chen will enthusiastically recruit you as a volunteer!"

"I'd better not, I still have to work and earn my meager living…"

"…"

—

Actually, the boy wanted to leave.

But he felt that the school hospital was a bit mystic.

So he could only continuously plead with Chen Mu: "Dr. Chen, how about this, as long as you don't treat me, I'll come to the school hospital every day as a volunteer, at your beck and call, okay?"

"I can make up for it!"

Looking at the boy's cautious appearance, Chen Mu was also somewhat helpless.

After a soft sigh, he asked: "Student..."

"Do you really think that if I don't treat you, you won't be sick?"

"If I could just nod my head to decide whether you are sick or not, then I wouldn't be a doctor but an immortal with magic powers…"

Seeing the boy frozen in place.

Chen Mu said helplessly: "This way, if you don't want to see a doctor at the school hospital, I won't force you."

The boy's eyes showed hope as he looked at Chen Mu.

But the next second.

Chen Mu's next sentence.

Directly plunged his mood into the abyss.

"I'll write you a School Hospital Referral Form, and you can just pick a school ambulance downstairs, and go to a tertiary hospital yourself."

The boy stared straight at Chen Mu.

Just when Chen Mu thought the boy was going to have an extreme reaction.

All he saw was...

Big drops of tears, dropping from the boy's eyes as if they didn't cost money.

Chen Mu was dumbfounded.

—

"Dr. Chen: Student, whether you're sick or not, it's not up to me!"

"This student truly counts as a warning from past experience!"

"If there are still students from Hai City University wanting to draw attention at the school hospital, they should think twice, lest they hardly gain any attention and send themselves to the ICU."

"Huh...does Dr. Chen genuinely feel there's nothing wrong with what he said…"

"The way Dr. Chen told the student to pick a school ambulance, sounded to me no different from telling him to pick a coffin..."

"Or what? If a student from our school is sick, should we demand that they take a taxi to the hospital themselves?"

"Technically that's right, but still feels a bit off..."

"..."

—

"Dr. Chen, I'd rather have you check me out here."

The boy said, while sobbing, as he sat down.

The white coats who were previously displeased with him for causing trouble at the school hospital, now looked at him with nothing but sympathy.

Chen Mu pointed at the boy's exposed arm.

"How long have those purple spots been there on your arm?"

The boy answered, "About three or four months..."

Just as he finished saying it.

He habitually added, "Dr. Chen, the weather in Hai City is too hot, and because boys like exercising, having some spots is quite normal. Mine might not necessarily mean I'm sick..."

Chen Mu was speechless, glaring at him: "Student, are you the doctor, or am I the doctor?"

"You're the doctor..." The boy hesitated to meet Chen Mu's eyes.

Chen Mu asked: "Do you have your ID card, or health insurance card, with you?"

The boy took out his ID card from his pocket.

Chen Mu scanned it on the computer.

The boy's information popped up on the screen.

"Shen Yan."

Looking at this name.