The male patient was extremely unwilling and made no attempt to hide his distrust of Wang Hao.

Even just looking at appearance and temperament, Fang Qian is more reliable!

"Don't be afraid. Although Wang Hao is still in school, he has definitely been tested on this level of surgery. There won't be any major problems. Even if something unexpected happens, I will be there to help. You don't need to worry at all."

Fang Qian tried to comfort him with "good intentions," but the more she said this, the more uneasy the male patient became.

It's one thing to have only studied for a few days, but he's still a student?

How can conducting experiments be the same as performing surgery on real people?

"No, absolutely not. When I signed the contract with your hospital, it didn't say that a student would be performing my surgery." The male patient shook his head repeatedly.

Judging from this situation, if Wang Hao were to perform surgery on him, he would be free of all his illnesses and could be discharged from the hospital immediately.

Fang Qian was naturally pleased with this outcome.

She had expected to see a very unpleasant face when she turned around and saw Qin Yiheng, but to her surprise, Qin Yiheng still had that indifferent expression and didn't even glance at the male patient.

The male patient had already started talking to the hospital director: "I don't agree. Either Dr. Fang will do it for me, or the miracle doctor will do it for me."

Anyway, the dean is the highest-ranking official here, so talking to him will definitely work.

The male patient knew of Qin Yiheng's reputation as a "miracle doctor." He originally thought that if Fang Qian treated him, he would definitely recover normally. If he was lucky, he could get the miracle doctor to personally treat him, and he might be free from illness and disaster for the rest of his life.

The online praise for the miracle doctor is well-founded and far more convincing than that of a student.

In the current situation, even if the contract states that volunteers must follow the hospital's arrangements, when it comes to life safety, no one can say for sure.

The dean said somewhat awkwardly, "Well... the divine doctor doesn't participate in this competition, so it's impossible for him to make a move."

"Isn't there Dr. Fang's? Isn't Dr. Fang good at surgery? Let her do it for me, and then we can give it to that student when it's time for the next patient."

The male patient is only in his thirties and is suffering from uremia. He is not married or has children yet. If he dies like this, he will haunt the First Hospital even as a ghost.

In short, he must ensure his own safety.

The live stream chat has already started criticizing them, but the criticisms are quite different.

When this rule was first introduced, many people said it was incredibly disregard for human life and how could it be treated so carelessly.

It's not that the student is particularly bad, but the situation was extremely dangerous. I can understand the patient's situation, but I think the main reason is that the hospital didn't think things through when formulating the rules.

[Isn't it Fang Qian who proposed the rules? Then the hospital made improvements and adopted them. If the improvements are this inhumane, I can't even imagine what the un-revised version would be like… I have absolutely no good feelings towards this Dr. Fang.]

Yes, while this method can immediately reveal the skill level of a doctor, each patient's situation is different, making such comparisons inherently unfair.

[Absolute fairness? Comparing medical skills is a mistake in itself, isn't it?]

I'm wondering why the miracle doctor hasn't given a clear answer yet. What will happen if this stalemate continues?

[He calls himself a miracle doctor, yet he just casually uses his skills on his own apprentice, treating human life like dirt. What kind of miracle doctor is he?]

[The mindless trolls upstairs are everywhere. The final decision on how to handle this hasn't even been made yet, and they're already starting to hurl insults. Fine, I'll hurl insults back at you...]

Fang Qian glanced at the comments and felt even more smug.

Although there were some criticisms directed at her, they were largely overshadowed by those criticizing Qin Yiheng and the hospital. As a platform, the hospital naturally could not tolerate such comments.

Judging from everyone's comments, there's really no need to compete; she's already won.

But winning like that isn't exactly a graceful victory.

So Fang Qian turned her attention to Wang Hao, saying, "I just saw some comments from netizens pointing out that although each patient may have the same name for their illness, the treatment methods will be very different due to differences in their physical condition, living environment, and other factors."

She paused, then said, "The first patient's condition was indeed simpler, but the situation becomes more complicated as we go on, so I still think it's better for you to treat him..."

Before he could finish speaking, the male patient was about to explode again.

Fortunately, Fang Qian quickly changed the subject: "But as you can see, the patient himself does not agree. As a doctor, if you can't gain the patient's trust before treatment, what kind of medical skills can you talk about?"

"Then please let Dr. Fang treat this patient. I'll wait until someone trusts me before I do it."

After a long silence, Wang Hao finally spoke, and unexpectedly, he said something quite unexpected.

"What?" Fang Qian exclaimed in surprise.

She originally assigned the first patient to Wang Hao because the patient's condition wasn't that bad. If Wang Hao succeeded, it would be his due, and there would be nothing to brag about. But if he failed, it would mean that he was not only incompetent, but he should be branded a "quack" and spend the rest of his life in prison.

After that, no matter how she performed, as long as no major problems arose, everyone could see that she was slightly better, or even much better...

Unexpectedly, amidst the patient's commotion, Wang Hao actually offered to give her the "opportunity".

These useless "opportunities" are really rare.

To Fang Qian's surprise, they all agreed to Wang Hao's suggestion.

The first to readily agree was the male patient: "That's great, that's the best arrangement. Let Dr. Fang perform the surgery on me, and you can rearrange things for the rest of the patients later."

Then came the flood of "Agree" comments in the live stream chat.

[This patient's thoughts are understandable; after all, it's surgery on oneself, who would willingly take such a big risk?]

Many people say the patient is uncooperative. If you were in that situation, would you dare to cooperate? This is only natural; please understand. Why be so aggressive?

I think this arrangement is very reasonable. Of course, we need to consider the patients' feelings, and it's not that all patients can't accept our students. We'll see how things go later.

[If we keep dwelling on this, there's no way to compare. To be considerate of the patient's feelings, let Fang Qian go first.]

Yes, I agree...