Top Military Doctor in the ER: The Whole Hospital Begs Me to Operate

On the first day the new hospital director takes office, she slaps a layoff list onto the table: “The emergency department doesn’t keep loafers. Chen Mo is the first to go!”

No one knows that this old hand, who clocks in at the last possible second and avoids work whenever he can, was once a retired military doctor who snatched people back from the fire of war.

To keep his job, he has no choice but to reluctantly get to work.

Just then, the victims of a pileup flood in. A pregnant woman is hemorrhaging, a driver has severe chest trauma, and the emergency room is instantly in chaos.

The specialists don’t dare operate, but he judges the injuries in thirty seconds, uses a hemostatic forceps to clamp down the spurting vessel, and with the speed honed on the battlefield, forcefully drags two lives back from the brink of death!

The entire hospital is shocked, and the beautiful director immediately retracts the layoff decision. But after the injured patient wakes up and sees Chen Mo, his face turns deathly pale, and he calls out a name that should never have appeared in a hospital—