Although everyone was busy preparing, it didn't take long. Soon, a nurse came over and told Zhou Tao, "Head Nurse Zhou, the operating room is ready. We're going to perform surgery on the commander."

At this moment, Zhou Tao couldn't say a word and could only follow the nurse closely to the operating room.

Upon seeing Zhou Tao, Dean Ding realized that the person he had just pushed away was her husband. No wonder the injured person's name sounded so familiar. He quickly went to her side.

"Xiao Zhou, we have to believe in Xiao Shen. He'll be alright, don't worry, okay?"

"Dean?"

Zhou Tao was only focused on her husband and didn't notice anyone else nearby.

Dean Ding patted Zhou Tao on the shoulder and said, "The chief surgeon is Xiao Liu. Others may not believe in her medical skills, but don't you?"

When Zhou Tao heard that Liu Linjuan was the surgeon, she felt half relieved, because she trusted her sister's medical skills. Others might not know, but she did.

Since the country was unified, these medical workers were assigned to hospitals, and the number of very difficult surgeries they performed decreased.

Few people know just how skilled Liu Linjuan really is, whether they are doctors or nurses who have joined the hospital in the last two or three years or doctors who have worked there before.

Moreover, there have been few major rescues like this in recent years. To be honest, this was the first time some doctors in the hospital had seen Liu Linjuan lead a team and take on such a major task on her own. So many people didn't know that she had offended someone of such high caliber.

In addition, she is a low-key person and has never shown any high level of skill, so many people are waiting to see Liu Linjuan make a fool of herself. After all, not everyone dares to make such a pledge!

However, Zhou Tao and Dean Ding, who had joined the revolution together, all believed that Liu Linjuan could accomplish it!

The reason why we trusted her so much is simple: when Liu Linjuan first joined the revolution, because she was young, she was assigned to work as a nurse in the army hospital under Zhou Tao.

Despite her young age, she was not afraid of the bloodshed, nor was she afraid that the soldiers were missing limbs. Not only was she not afraid, but she also showed a calmness that surprised everyone.

That's why everyone in the field hospital, from leaders to comrades, liked her very much.

It was by chance that she caught the attention of her superiors.

Because they had just won a battle, all the doctors in the hospital were scheduled to operate. Suddenly, a seriously wounded soldier arrived. A bullet had hit his shoulder, and he needed surgery to remove it; otherwise, his arm would probably have to be amputated.

Originally, I could have waited until the doctor finished the surgery, but because I lost too much blood on the way here, I couldn't wait any longer, and it would have taken at least three hours.

In this situation, the only options were to risk surgery or wait. However, with no doctor available, there were only a few nurses on duty in the office, and none of them dared to risk removing the bullet.

After all, this is surgery, and they wouldn't dare to do it even if there were no danger, let alone under such a dangerous situation, so they dared not do it at all.

Just when everyone was at a loss, they heard:

"I'll do it!"

Everyone turned around and saw Liu Linjuan standing outside the door. They couldn't believe it, because she was a young soldier who had only joined the revolution a year ago. They said uncertainly:

"Are you sure you can handle this? This is no joke! This is a matter of life and death!"

"It's just removing a bullet, what's so difficult about it? It's not like he's been killed. Besides, if we don't remove it, he might not even survive from bleeding, let alone have his arm amputated."

At this moment, a nurse who had participated in the revolution for three years said, "I can't do it. This looks easy, but I'm afraid my hands will shake!"

"Me too, what should I do?"

Even Zhou Tao, who had been involved in the revolution for several years, said, "I can't do it either. I've never done it before; I've only ever assisted."

"What's wrong with that? It's all about being fast, accurate, and ruthless!"

Liu Linjuan said, as she spoke, she picked up the scalpel and tweezers beside her.

"Hold him down firmly and make him stay still!"

Everyone was stunned when they saw that she was really going to do it.

Liu Linjuan saw her sisters and said, "What are you standing there for? Hurry up! If you don't help now, there's no point in removing the bullet; they'll just bleed to death!"

Everyone then realized what was happening and rushed over to press hard on the wounded man. Liu Linjuan quickly and accurately pressed several acupoints on the wounded man's body and then removed the bullet in no time.

Just then, Dean Ding heard that a seriously injured patient needed surgery. He quickly put down his work and prepared to perform the surgery himself. However, when he rushed over, he saw a little girl holding tweezers in one hand and a scalpel in the other, with a bullet on a tray next to her.

Without time to say much, he rushed over to check on the wounded. Seeing that they were alright, just as everyone was about to salute him, Dean Ding flicked his wrist...

"What should be done after the bullet is removed?"

"Bandaging wounds! That's easy, and I'm the most familiar with it!"

As she spoke, Liu Linjuan picked up the medicine and gauze next to her and methodically bandaged the wounded.

Seeing her calm demeanor, Dean Ding did not criticize her. Moreover, after observing how she treated the patient's wound, he felt that she was a promising candidate for medical school.

In addition, the military was already short of surgeons. Although Liu Linjuan could not systematically learn medical knowledge in school, she was still arranged to learn from several surgeons in the field military hospital.

In just over two years, Liu Linjuan mastered all the essential skills of several surgeons at the military hospital in the field, and from then on, she went from being a field nurse to a field doctor.

It was at this moment that Liu Linjuan stood on the operating table and began to save lives.

And it was from then on that everyone knew that there was a very remarkable doctor named Liu in the field hospital.

Moreover, in the hospitals far behind the military base, everyone knew that after she performed her first surgery, very few wounded soldiers died during the surgical treatment.

Back then, when people talked about Dr. Liu, all the doctors and nurses who had performed surgeries with her would mention her.

"Dr. Liu is like a sworn enemy of the King of Hell during surgery. He is so fast, accurate and ruthless. A surgery that can be completed in thirty minutes will never take more than thirty-five minutes."

It can be said that Liu Linjuan was very famous in the war zone hospital. Even though she had not received systematic training, all the doctors in the war zone hospital were her teachers. They never held back in front of her and taught her their skills from their hometowns.

Moreover, because of her good performance and academic achievements, she was recommended to attend the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University (AKP) and studied related knowledge systematically there.

Meanwhile, in the operating room, Liu Linjuan was calmly performing surgery. Because the bullet was less than two centimeters from the heart, removing it required speed, precision, and immediate action to stop the bleeding.

After removing the bullets, he began to explain things to his two assistants.

"Sometimes, the wounded do not die because the bullet was not removed, but because the bleeding was not stopped in time after the bullet was removed, causing death from massive bleeding. So, this is the most crucial thing to pay attention to."

"For a doctor, details are the most crucial issue!"

After Liu Linjuan returned to work at the hospital after giving birth, she was unwilling to work on the same operating table as Zhao Meilan during surgeries, so she called over Dr. Zhang and Dr. Dong, who were Zhao Meilan's contemporaries, to be her assistants.

Whenever there is surgery, they call for either Dr. Zhang or Dr. Dong. Sometimes the two of them work together, either as the first assistant or the second assistant. The two of them have never had any unpleasantness because of this.

After nearly a year of observation and learning about the situation from the nurses around her, Liu Linjuan felt that these two were invaluable talents in terms of both professional skills and interpersonal relationships, so she decided to teach them more.

Dr. Zhang and Dr. Dong exchanged a glance and knew that Dr. Liu was going to teach them. They quickly said, "Teacher, we understand. Don't worry, we will definitely study hard. Please feel free to ask us anything."

Liu Linjuan never expected that one sentence would lead to the acceptance of two students. After the surgery was completed, she said to Dr. Zhang beside her, "Xiao Zhang, you stitch up and bandage the wounded. You and Xiao Dong can switch roles for the next surgery."

Upon hearing what Liu Linjuan said, the two quickly replied, "Yes, teacher."

The surgery was completed in less than three hours. It can be said that these nearly three hours were very agonizing for both Dr. Zhang and Dr. Dong, as they were afraid that even the slightest mistake would occur during the operation.

Liu Linjuan was fine; after glancing at the person on the hospital bed, she left the operating room.

Upon seeing the leaders standing outside the operating room, he stepped forward and saluted.

Then he said, "The surgery was very successful. Once the stitches and bandages are finished, you can be wheeled to the ward."

"That's good, that's good. Thank you, Xiao Liu. You've really done a great job this time. I'll recommend you for commendation."

"Thank you, sir."

"You only have one hour to rest. The next surgery is in one hour. Just let me know if you need anything!"

After glancing at Zhao Meilan standing to the side, Liu Linjuan said, "Comrade Commander, because the wounded soldier has just undergone surgery and requires special care, we hope you can send two comrades to guard outside."

Minister Chen thought about it and agreed that this was indeed the right thing to do. Xiao Shen's identity was indeed special, and the hospital had been particularly busy these past few days, so the nurses were probably overwhelmed. They didn't want the enemy to infiltrate and then attack their own comrades.

"Don't worry, Xiao Liu! In addition to the extra manpower we've deployed near the hospital, we'll also assign two soldiers to guard each ward for the seriously wounded. We'll communicate with them promptly if there are any problems."

After hearing what Minister Chen said, he said to Dean Ding, "Dean Ding, for the surgeries I'm performing, apart from myself, Dr. Zhang, Dr. Dong, and their caregivers, please don't let any other unnecessary people into the wards!"

Although Dean Ding noticed that Liu Linjuan glanced at Zhao Meilan, he knew that Zhao Meilan was dishonest in some ways.

But what he feared even more was that enemies might infiltrate at this time and sabotage these heroes who were protecting their country. Therefore, he absolutely could not allow any problems to occur in the hospital he was in charge of.

"Don't worry about that! I'll handle everything and prevent this from happening. You should go and get some rest! You have several surgeries waiting for you to perform."