The door to the operating room opened.

The Bao family rushed over and saw Jiang Yan coming out. They stared at her without blinking and asked in a trembling voice, "What, what's wrong?"

Jiang Yan took off her mask, smiled, and said, "The operation was successful."

Li Caiying felt relieved and almost collapsed on the ground. Chang Li cried with joy, and the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law hugged each other and cried bitterly.

Bao Zhiguo breathed a sigh of relief and looked at Jiang Yan with gratitude. He didn't know what to say and could only keep saying thank you.

Their family owed the educated youth Xiao Jiang so much.

If it weren't for Jiang Yan this time, Bao Shengli would have died. Although his spleen was removed, at least he was alive, which was better than anything else.

"Uncle, aunt, the final suture was done by the dean. I came here to tell you first so that you can rest assured. Brother Bao will be out soon. He will be sent to the intensive care unit first. You should think about who will stay to take care of him. The first two days are especially critical. As long as there is no high fever or infection reaction after the operation, he will make it."

Jiang Yan believed that with the blessing of the spiritual spring water, Bao Shengli should recover quickly, but she still had to tell the patient's family what she should tell.

"We all listen to you."

Bao Zhiguo had never experienced such a thing before, but he knew that it was always right to listen to Jiang Yan.

Jiang Yan had been standing for more than four hours and was indeed a little tired. She took off her hat and sat on a bench in the corridor to catch her breath. Her clothes were all wet.

"Jiang Yan." Chang Li walked to her side very considerately and handed her a handkerchief, "Wipe your sweat. You must be exhausted."

Jiang Yan nodded, took the handkerchief and said with a smile: "It's more tiring than running 10 kilometers with weights."

The surgery requires not only physical strength but also mental strength. The attention must be highly concentrated, and the hands must be particularly steady during the peeling. If you are not careful, you may touch the nerves and blood vessels and cause irreversible damage.

Even death.

"You are so amazing!" Chang Li admires Jiang Yan very much for achieving such achievements at such a young age. At the same time, she feels that this may be incredible if it happens to others, but when it happens to Jiang Yan, everything is reasonable.

"Oh, by the way, how about we get a room at the guesthouse and let you stay there first?"

"Don't be in a hurry, let's go and see how Brother Bao is doing first." Jiang Yan gestured for her to go and accompany Bao Zhiguo and Li Caiying first, indicating that she was fine.

With Jiang Yan around, Chang Li naturally felt at ease. At this moment, she really wanted to cry and vent her fear, but because of the presence of two old people, she also had to consider their feelings and could only thank Jiang Yan repeatedly.

"Thank you, Jiang Yan, thank you so much."

Jiang Yan held her hand and said, "We have been together for so many years. Let's not talk about this. Let me rest for a while."

"Okay, take a rest."

Chang Li returned to the door of the operating room and waited with Li Caiying for Bao Shengli to come out. Jiang Yan took advantage of the fact that no one was around and quickly drank two sips of spiritual spring water to calm herself down.

The spiritual spring water relieved Jiang Yan's fatigue and also eased her headache a little.

This was her first time operating a knife in this world, and she was a little nervous.

But fortunately, she had the big wheels to help her, and the familiar feeling soon returned.

[Big Wheel, thank you, it’s great to have you. ]

The system replied with a proud electronic voice, "You're welcome. It's a great honor."

While Jiang Yan was distracted, the door of the operating room was pushed open again and Bao Shengli was pushed out.

His eyes were closed and he was unconscious.

"son?"

"Son? Victory?"

The stretcher stopped and the head nurse said, "The patient just had surgery and the anesthesia hasn't worn off yet. Send him to the ward first."

The dean couldn't help but give a few more instructions. "The operation was very successful. Postoperative recovery is very important. The head nurse will tell you about it. The patient needs to be observed for 48 hours. If there is anything, please go to see Doctor Fang."

He is Bao Shengli's attending physician.

"Okay, thank you, thank you Dean."

The dean was quite embarrassed and said, "Speaking of which, the person you should thank should be Dr. Jiang. Although she is young, her medical skills are superb. She doesn't look like a young doctor at all. Dr. Fang and I are convinced!"

Doctor Fang nodded, "I'm ashamed of myself."

The dean just said: "Xiao Liu, send the patient back to the ward first!"

"good!"

Head Nurse Liu immediately had the stretcher pushed into the ward, and Bao Zhiguo and Li Caiying hurried over.

Chang Li saw that the dean and Dr. Fang seemed to want to talk to Jiang Yan, so she hurried over.

She made a gesture to Jiang Yan, who nodded.

"Doctor Jiang, I am convinced."

The dean walked up to Jiang Yan and gave her a thumbs up, "Great, I admire you."

Doctor Fang also stepped forward and asked carefully, "Doctor Jiang, I still have some questions about the details of the operation. I wonder if I can spare some time to ask you a few questions."

Jiang Yan did not refuse, "Okay, sure."

Doctor Fang was a medical geek. He was overjoyed to hear that she agreed. "Okay, well, I'll go back and summarize and give medical advice to the patient. I'll leave first. Doctor Jiang, you must not leave. I'll treat you to dinner later."

Jiang Yan didn't say yes or no, she just nodded.

The dean added, "Doctor Jiang, you are very experienced in this area. You don't look like a new doctor."

"I'm sorry to make you laugh, but my mother-in-law is also a surgeon. She is the deputy director of general surgery at a hospital in Beijing, but she is retired now."

Jiang Yan's words were ambiguous, and as expected, the dean showed an expression of "I see". The expression seemed to be saying, no wonder, it turns out that there was an expert guiding him.

"I see, Dr. Jiang, I have to thank you for what happened today. If it weren't for you, this hero would have probably met with an accident. As a doctor, watching a patient die but being unable to do anything is really frustrating."

"I understand."

"The conditions in our county hospital are too poor. Not only are the facilities incomplete, but also the talent is very scarce. Many nurses only receive simple training before they start working, not to mention doctors."

It’s all because of the changing circumstances over the past few years. There’s a shortage of talent in all walks of life, so talent supply has naturally become a problem.

"Everything is over, and things will get better and better in the future."

Being a doctor is an enviable profession, but in later generations, the doctor-patient relationship is very troublesome.

The conflict between doctors and patients seems irreconcilable, but in fact, the system's big pot is forcibly placed on the shoulders of medical workers, and many times they are helpless.

"Yes!" The dean's eyes were full of longing, "I also believe that everything will be fine."

I just hope that this day won’t come too late.