Su Yueya glanced at the time and went to the library in the space.
When I was learning, we experimented on mannequins, but that was still learning, not actual surgery.
But this time, Su Yueya isn't going to read the book; she's going to perform a complete surgery!
The mannequin was lying on the operating table, surrounded by all the necessary tools. Su Yueya proceeded step by step.
The surgery lasted about two or three hours, and she made no mistakes in any of the steps. After the surgery was completed, the dummy disappeared.
It was a success!
Su Yueya was overjoyed; her first formal surgery on a dummy was a success!
After resting for a while, while she still had energy, Su Yueya performed two more minor surgeries in a row.
After she finished, she realized that she was covered in sweat.
The mannequin was very realistic. Although she knew it was a mannequin, Su Yueya couldn't help but feel a little nervous.
All three surgeries were performed perfectly. As Su Yueya stood in the bathroom of the space taking a shower, the details of her surgeries were still in her mind.
Although she was tired, she was very happy.
"Could I have a talent for this?" Su Yueya muttered to herself.
She had no memory of her past, which made her wonder if she had studied before or had a talent for it, otherwise how could she have learned so quickly?
Su Yueya doesn't have much contact with the outside world right now, so she doesn't know how fast others are learning.
However, she subconsciously felt that she had already picked it up very quickly.
Once she's fully adapted and gotten the hang of it, she might be able to find a job related to medicine.
Lu Zhengjun has always been the breadwinner for the family and for her, and they will definitely have children in the future.
Although he has a high-paying job, is he supposed to be the sole breadwinner for the whole family, including the cost of raising children and his mother-in-law's retirement?
Moreover, Su Yueya genuinely loved studying medicine. She didn't find those thick books boring at all, and could read them for hours on end.
Feeling a bit tired, I drank some spiritual spring water, exercised for a while, and then sat down to read again.
The medical profession is different from others; it seems that you need to be certified to practice.
Without proper credentials, they would be like the barefoot doctors in the countryside of the past, only able to go to certain villages to treat patients.
If all else fails, given her learning pace, she could go into the real world, study medicine, and then get certified.
That way, I can become a doctor.
Su Yueya thought it was feasible, so she planned to talk to Lu Zhengjun about it that evening.
She's not familiar with this place, so if she really needs to find a school, she'll have to ask Lu Zhengjun for help.
Moreover, such a big matter should be discussed with family members and the husband's opinion should be heard.
After washing the dishes, Su Yueya threw her clothes into the washing machine, changed, and went out.
It was getting late, so Su Yueya hurriedly went to the kitchen to cook.
Lu Zhengjun returned when the second dish was being prepared.
The military vehicle stopped at the gate, and Su Yueya quickened her pace upon hearing the noise.
Lu Zhengjun bought some cooked food today and told Su Yueya not to cook anymore.
Su Yueya glanced at the table and estimated that there was enough food, so she asked him to clear the table while she served the dishes and then sat down to eat.
"Honey, there's something I want to discuss with you."
Su Yueya spoke casually, "I think I might have some talent in medicine. I can read medical books very quickly, and I remember some things very easily. Maybe I studied these things before. Although I have amnesia, my muscle memory is still there, so I learn quickly."
The speed-up function in the library was adjusted by Su Yueya; ten hours inside equaled only one hour outside.
Su Yueya spends three and a half hours in the morning, four hours in the afternoon, and two hours in the evening, meaning she spends a maximum of nine and a half hours in the space each day.
Even at its shortest, it would take about seven hours.
By this calculation, she studies for seventy or eighty hours a day, and she never feels tired while in the library.
Unless you're reading books or having surgery, prolonged periods of this can negatively impact your mental state. Drinking some spiritual spring water and getting up to move around can help a lot.
Since she has had such a special and miraculous encounter, she should do something about it, otherwise it would be a waste. By the way, she can also earn some money to support her family.
After listening, Lu Zhengjun thought about it seriously and said, "If you want to go to the hospital, you must first go through systematic learning and take the college entrance examination in order to study at a medical university."
Even in nursing, you have to take an entrance exam to study; otherwise, if you just want to become a doctor without a license, it's illegal.
This is too difficult for Su Yueya.
Although Lu Zhengjun didn't know Su Yueya's educational background, based on their previous conversations, Lu Zhengjun guessed that she probably hadn't finished high school.
Su Yueya looked somewhat saddened after hearing this.
She understood; becoming a doctor would probably be quite difficult.
Lu Zhengjun thought of another method and said, "If we don't take the college entrance examination, there is actually another way."
"It means going directly to a specialized school, such as a nursing school, where they teach this kind of knowledge directly, and you can also study on your own. You don't need to take the college entrance examination first when you study at such a school."
"However, to attend such a school, you have to take an exam before you can enroll, and the hospital will conduct very strict evaluations for your internship and employment."
Su Yueya listened intently, even putting down her chopsticks and nodding as she listened.
Both of Lu Zhengjun's suggestions are good.
However, it is clear that the first option is not suitable for Su Yueya at the moment; if she were to take the college entrance examination route, it would be too slow.
If it's the second method, although the exam will be more rigorous, Su Yueya isn't afraid at all now.
Let it be strict; at least it's fast and won't cause delays.
Having made up her mind, Su Yueya asked, "I think the second method is good."
"good."
Lu Zhengjun had no objection. This was a major matter for Su Yueya. He could offer his opinion, but he wouldn't influence her thinking.
Do you know any schools around here that would be suitable for me?
"I'm not quite sure about that yet. I'll investigate it in the next few days and let you know when I have the results."
Lu Zhengjun put some food on her plate and said, "Eat quickly, or the food will get cold."
Su Yueya smiled, her eyes crinkling. "Okay, thank you, husband."
Lu Zhengjun seemed less shy about this intimate form of address; her smile simply deepened.
Where can you find another husband as good as him?
Su Yueya couldn't help but sigh, realizing she had truly stumbled upon a treasure.
These past few days, she's spent almost every day in the library of the space.
Sometimes I skip lunch, grabbing a quick bite to tide me over before continuing to study.
I can only have dinner with Lu Zhengjun in the evening. He usually gets home at 6:30, sits for a while after dinner, and leaves no later than 8:10.
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