Tian Cai's work was stopped, and the drug test that was at a critical moment was naturally stopped. Although she felt that the report letter was puzzling, she could only force herself to believe that the organization would be able to investigate it and clear her name.

She took advantage of this time to perfect the prescription.

On the other hand, the medical school courses were not affected at all and were proceeding as usual.

Tian Cai spends all her free time developing drugs. She recently had a new inspiration and is busy with experiments. Unfortunately, she has a lot of classes recently.

For a while, Tian Cai was so busy that he had no time to pay attention to other things.

It was not until Qiu Xiaohuan and Jiang Zhiyuan came to find him that Tian Cai realized that the follow-up of the report letter had led to so many things.

It would be fine if she was reported by someone, but who on earth had the guts to put this matter up as a big-character poster?

The matter was also related to Dean Qi. Thinking that Dean Qi's reputation was also damaged, Tian Cai immediately called him.

"I didn't let anyone mention it to you because I was afraid it would affect your drug research," Dean Qi explained.

At first, he didn't take the letter of complaint seriously. The leaders above him all knew Tian Cai's identity, so the letter of complaint was just a formality and the matter would be settled soon.

As a result, this person actually posted the letter of complaint as a big-character poster, and the impact it produced increased exponentially.

Dean Qi was afraid that this incident would affect Tian Cai's mood. If it led to the failure of the development of drugs to fight lung cancer, he would even want to kill the whistleblower.

"Don't worry, Xiaotian. The organization has investigated who you are. I'm trying to find a way to clear your name," he promised.

At this time, Mr. Zhu also heard about Tian Cai's incident. He had basically recovered after Tian Cai's treatment, so the entire Zhu family regarded Tian Cai as their savior.

"It's really too much to slander a girl like this!" Boss Zhu couldn't help but say angrily.

Mr. Zhu thought a lot. He even wondered if his political enemies knew that he had recovered and wanted to attack Tian Cai and then use this opportunity to attack him.

You can't blame him for thinking too much. Many people outside know that Mr. Zhu is in poor health and has been receiving treatment during this period.

But few people know that he has basically recovered his health.

"Boss, go to the Discipline Inspection Commission in person to find Zhang Jingwei and ask him what's going on." After thinking for a long time, Mr. Zhu finally said.

The eldest son of the Zhu family looked at his old father in surprise. What did this mean? Wasn’t Zhang Jingwei the second-in-command of the Discipline Inspection Commission?

Seeing his confusion, Mr. Zhu just nodded and didn't say much.

Boss Zhu immediately understood that Zhang Jingwei had a close relationship with his father. How could he not know this before?

After much thought, Mr. Zhu was still worried that his son might not be thorough enough, so he warned him, "Don't do anything about this for now. Keep an eye on Xiaotian and see if she needs anything. This is also related to the reputation of the Military General Hospital. Don't act on your own for now. If you act before she takes the initiative, it's not helping, but overreaching!"

"Don't worry, Dad. I know what to do."

Old Zhu nodded in satisfaction and waited to see what Tian Cai wanted to do. His life was saved by the little girl, so helping a little was no big deal.

"I think we should take the initiative to ask Dr. Tian if he needs help."

Zhu Laoer suddenly interrupted.

He is a straightforward person, so Mr. Zhu said that he is not suitable for officialdom. He really doesn't have so many twists and turns in his mind, and it takes a long time for him to react to other people's temptations.

However, he had a different opinion from his father and elder brother on this matter. After several contacts, he felt that although Dr. Tian could deal with the crooked minds of his elder brother and others, he preferred something simple and direct.

It's an intuition.

When Mr. Zhu heard this, he suddenly fell silent.

Seeing his father silent, Zhu Laoer thought he had said something wrong again and quickly shut up.

Finally, the matter was handed over to Zhu Laoer.

Tian Cai was not surprised at all to receive a call from the Zhu family. She had received many calls asking if she needed help in recent days, but she had rejected them all.

"The organization has already made arrangements. Thank you all for your concern and help."

Although Beijing is a big city, this kind of news spreads very quickly. When the Military General Hospital, the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the young female doctor are mentioned, people will know about it.

Many people who know Tian Cai will immediately think of her, and she has received a lot of calls from people who care about her recently.

Even Qiu Xiaohuan and Jiang Zhiyuan came over in person to ask Tian Cai if he needed help.

Faced with so much concern at once, Tian Cai felt that he was not alone.

She just didn't expect that at this time someone would know how to wage a public opinion war, but these were all methods that were not worthy of being displayed in public.

Tian Cai is naturally an official, so the organization must stand on her side. Regardless of the contributions Tian Cai has made over the years or her own value, as long as she does not make a big mistake, they must find a way to protect her.

Besides, Tian Cai did nothing wrong in this matter.

It was clearly a basin of dirty water that fell from the sky, and the people above would definitely find a way to help her wash it off.

Soon, the explanation of this incident was published in the Masses Daily.

This is the advantage of the official intervention. The person who threw mud at Tian and Cai could only use inferior means such as posting big-character posters and anonymous letters of denunciation.

But it is different for officials. They can use all available official means, the most direct of which are radio and newspapers.

Tian Cai's personal deeds, starting from when she worked as a village doctor in Kaoshan Village and her subsequent series of contributions, were all published in newspapers.

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