It was evident that Chen Mu’s expression was far from pleasant.

Under Chen Mu’s terrible demeanor, the intern doctor also seemed somewhat apprehensive.

But the reason for the patient’s fall was crucial to both Chen Mu and Hai City University.

The intern doctor knew this very well, so after cautiously observing Chen Mu’s expression, he still chose to speak, "Later, just before the incident, that student’s phone had very low battery."

"And then..." Chen Mu said.

Despite everything.

After the intern got to this point.

Regarding the foolish behavior of his school’s students, Chen Mu figured he could already guess most of it.

Yet he still wanted to hear from the intern, who had heard the truth from the roommate of the person involved.

Beside Chen Mu.

The intern’s voice continued, "After the phone lost power, the student wanted to get a power bank. His power bank was on the desk of the lower bunk, but he himself wasn’t too willing to go down, so he leaned out of the bed..."

Intern doctor: "He might not have held on tight, or perhaps the power bank was a bit out of reach."

"As he was reaching for the power bank, his roommate heard a ’thud’ and called his name, but there was no response."

"When the roommate went down to check, the person couldn’t be awakened, and they immediately called 120."

"It took some time for 120 to arrive, so his roommate also called the school hospital here for help."

Chen Mu: "..."

—

"Dr. Chen: Even though I was mentally prepared, the reason for his fall was still so stupid that I didn’t want to face it."

"As a former fragile college student, my smile suddenly froze..."

"Haven’t you also taken things from the desk below like that? I have too!!!"

"I’ve done it too!"

"So is this actually a survivor bias? We didn’t encounter any accidents, so we never felt there was a problem with this behavior and even thought we were quite clever..."

"Right? When I heard Dr. Chen mention the possibility of intracranial bleeding, my heart nearly stopped, only realizing now how lucky I was back then!"

"Out of eight of us in the dorm, six have done similar things."

"You college students really aren’t afraid of death!"

"Exactly, this behavior already looks dangerous."

"..."

—

"Dr. Chen, what are you thinking about?"

Feeling the sudden quiet in the car, the intern doctor in the front also began to panic a bit.

Eagerly looking in Chen Mu’s direction, he asked.

After glancing at the intern doctor beside him, Chen Mu let out a deep sigh again, "I’m just thinking, was my previous direction wrong?"

"What direction?"

"Do you mean the direction of studying medicine?"

Some sharp intern doctors even took out a notebook from their pockets.

Ready to jot down what Chen Mu might say next at any time.

Even those who temporarily didn’t have paper or pen took out their phones to open the notes app.

Seeing the postures of these intern doctors.

The live stream’s chat had more comments like "No wonder they’re straight-A students."

Only Chen Mu.

Staring at the roof of the car, yet another long sigh escaped him, "I always thought about resigning from the school hospital of Hai City University, but I think I might have been wrong. I shouldn’t think about resigning; I should figure out a way to get the school to fire me."

"Huh?"

The intern doctor who took out the notebook was completely dumbstruck upon hearing Chen Mu’s words.

Staring incredulously at Chen Mu beside him.

It’s hard to imagine.

Even at this point, Dr. Chen, stimulated by fragile college students, unexpectedly went crazy again???

In contrast to the overly shocked look of the intern doctor.

Chen Mu seemed completely unaware of the intern doctors’ glances.

He continued to speak lightly: "I always thought of resigning, but I forgot one important thing, if I resign instead of being fired, there might not be unemployment benefits?"

Intern doctor: "..."

After a brief silence, he couldn’t help but say, "Unemployment benefits, Dr. Chen, do you really care about this?"

"Of course!" Chen Mu nodded without hesitation.

Continuing, "This job over the years has exhausted me both physically and mentally, if I could really stop working, I’d probably just go back home and live off my parents."

Intern doctor: "Huh?"

Although many of his classmates also said that if they couldn’t find a job after graduation, they’d go back home to live off their parents and stop caring.

Chen Mu having such thoughts doesn’t seem too strange among contemporary young people.

It’s just...

*

The intern doctor awkwardly turned his head.

To look towards the live streaming camera next to them.

At that moment.

He wasn’t sure if he should remind their Dr. Chen of something.

—

"I thought someone as capable as Dr. Chen would not think the same as someone like me who’s a loser. I never expected that the thought of taking it easy was the same."

"They even got a school doctor wanting to go back and sponge off his parents, fragile college students are really sinful!"

"I heard that Dr. Chen’s family is quite wealthy. I wonder if Dr. Chen could take me with him when he goes back to live off his parents. My parents aren’t rich, but I’d like to sponge off a wealthy family."

"Haha!!! It’s always you fragile college students! Even if the school doctor is about to be fired, you guys still don’t intend to let him go."