Chapter 86 Hospital Resident Trainees (4)
Upon hearing the sound, Bai Ye's first reaction was to look at Kong Yuehan, but the other party remained unmoved.
He made an excuse to go to the restroom and stood at the end of the deserted corridor, with a window behind him.
"Strange, what does 'teamwork' mean? Could it be that Kong Yuehan is also a player?"
Players are encouraged to explore on their own.
Bai Ye laughed immediately upon hearing this, "No need to fumble around, now that you say so, she definitely is."
The mechanical voice did not respond.
Bai Ye laughed even louder, "Originally I was just guessing, but since you don't answer, I'm absolutely certain."
Players should refrain from unnecessary probing and focus on completing the dungeon and finishing their tasks.
"I understand, but it feels quite novel to be matched with other players to complete a task together for the first time. Wait, isn't this a solo dungeon?"
To advance to level two, you need to complete a team task every three times. This is a basic requirement and will not change.
Bai Ye kept this in mind and raised a question: "Strange, your game has a bug. I want to apply for compensation."
Players need not worry; even if other players appear in solo dungeons, the experience will still be immersive.
Bai Ye understood. Kong Yuehan was unaware of her player identity here; in her mind, she was a native.
However, how can I be sure I can start the mission?
What if I sought cooperation with Ding Yue or Zhang Tao instead of Kong Yuehan?
unless……
"That's weird, Zhang Tao and Ding Yue are players too, right?"
Before the other party could answer, Bai Ye continued, "They are also experiencing an immersive experience. Moreover, regarding this so-called immersive experience, I haven't found any related posts in the level 2 forums, nor have I heard other advanced players mention it. So, can I assume that these three people are second-highest level players?"
Ordinary players cannot enter the dungeons of high-level players, except for the last time when Gou Wenyan took advantage of a raid.
However, advanced players can enter the dungeons of ordinary players, which is known as dungeon space overlap.
Similarly, it is also easy for the second-highest level player to enter the dungeon of the high-level player.
Bai Ye made a series of guesses, and finally said with certainty, "They won't be top players. For a game to be fun, the power must be balanced. So top players correspond to top-tier monsters, and as far as I know, top-tier monsters don't easily appear in dungeons."
Xing Lei told him this, probably because top-tier anomalies have too great an impact on the small world of the instance, which may lead to spatial collapse.
This is more terrifying than the appearance of a spatial rift.
[Strange] He fell silent and started speculating again. What's infuriating is that nine out of ten of these speculations are correct.
[Strange] has its own principles: it must answer players' questions, but can be vague and misleading.
However, this human player remained unaffected.
After a long pause, a mechanical voice coldly and indifferently announced: "[Players, please work diligently and strive to complete the mission as soon as possible.]"
[Strange] He went offline, seemingly in a fit of rage.
But Bai Ye was in a very good mood, and looked absolutely gorgeous.
Imagine being in the same instance as the second-highest ranked player—what a precious opportunity that is!
It would be even better if we could find out some information about the third-level forums during the collaboration.
In this immersive game, although Kong Yuehan, as a player, is unaware of her true identity, she cannot hide some of the common sense and habits that players have innate.
What Bai Ye had to do was to observe silently from the sidelines and make his own judgment.
Back in the duty room, Bai Ye brought four drinks.
"Kong Yuehan, your large glass of iced lemonade."
"Ding Yue, your black coffee, triple concentrated."
"Zhang Tao, your very sweet brown sugar pearl milk tea."
Bai Ye distributed the cups one by one, and finally held a cup of fruit tea for himself before returning to his seat.
"You've struck it rich? You're treating us again." Kong Yuehan inserted a straw, took a big gulp, and the purely sour taste instantly invigorated her.
Ding Yue and Zhang Tao, feeling indebted to them, couldn't very well gossip behind their backs, and even offered to provide some information.
Bai Ye accepted it and said "thank you".
He originally harbored "hostility" towards Ding Yue and Zhang Tao, after all, they were "opponents" in the mission.
But if these two are also second-highest level players, then they might level up to level three and possibly cooperate later.
If that's the case, why make things so ugly?
Furthermore, a second-highest player is still a second-highest player; having played so many dungeons, their skill level is quite good.
The two would exchange subtle glances or whisper among themselves, but in public they would remain amicable. Even when the distinction between "us" and "them" was clear, they would still offer each other documents out of embarrassment.
"This feeling is really comfortable."
Bai Ye drank it down in big gulps, grinning and showing off his white teeth.
As it was nearing the end of her shift, Bai Ye had to make her rounds in the ward, where there was currently only one patient.
"Kong Yuehan, let's go." He naturally didn't forget to call his teammates.
These two are in cahoots; they need to both pass the residency training and be retained in their positions to receive their compensation.
Bai Ye was initially a little embarrassed, as it was quite shameful for a novice like him to ask for advice on everything.
Now?
He would ask three times how to write even a single sentence in a more compliant manner.
Kong Yuehan accompanied the ward rounds, and it was her first time interacting with patients, which made her quite happy. In the Sixth Hospital, resident trainees have considerable authority in ward management; they can generally handle most situations unless there's a critical emergency.
If you really can't make a decision, then ask your mentor for help.
However, Kong Yuehan did not expect that Bai Ye was completely like a primary school student, relying on her for everything and every word.
No, calling it elementary school level is too kind; it's practically kindergarten level.
"Bai Ye, you can't just coast through medical school. If you ask me everything, what's the point of your residency training?" Kong Yuehan pointed out seriously.
Bai Ye was asking questions enthusiastically when she heard this and paused for a moment. The next second, she smiled and said, "That's why I'm so serious. I'm determined to stay here with you, so I have to work hard."
"You're working this hard? You ask me everything."
"There's nothing I can do. I didn't learn much in college; I just crammed for finals. My postgraduate entrance exam was also a stroke of luck..."
Bai Ye wasn't embarrassed at all, and continued to portray herself as a poor student.
Regardless of whether the "self" of the past was capable or not, the present one is completely ignorant.
"In order to better serve patients and to avoid making mistakes at work, I would appreciate it if Teacher Kong could guide me."
"...Bai Ye, you really have a thick skin."
In the end, Kong Yuehan accepted her fate and started taking care of Bai Ye from scratch.
Perhaps due to his eight years of experience, Bai Ye initially didn't understand or know anything, but through constant review, this knowledge was gradually reactivated.
They seem to be dormant deep within one's mind, only to surge forth again with each instruction.
Kong Yuehan taught for two or three days, initially thinking things were going badly, but found that Bai Ye was learning quite quickly. The further she taught, the faster Bai Ye understood and reacted.
"You're not such a bad student after all; your basic knowledge is quite solid," Kong Yuehan re-evaluated.
Bai Ye also knew that "she" had actually studied hard before.
Come to think of it, his and Kong Yuehan's alma mater were not bad. They were able to pass all their undergraduate courses and get into the same university's graduate program through their own efforts. There may be an element of luck involved, but it cannot be ignored that "Bai Ye" himself was also very hardworking.
The term "academic underachiever" is a product of comparison.
After all, the benchmark is Kong Yuehan.
"I have to thank Teacher Xiao Kong a lot. Your systematic explanation made it seem like all the knowledge I had before had come back into my head," Bai Ye said jokingly.
Kong Yuehan laughed, "That also depends on the student being smart."
The two smiled at each other, and Bai Ye returned to his seat.
When Lin An entered, his gaze swept around the room before finally settling on Kong Yuehan.
Just now, Deputy Director Yan Wang came to see her personally and said that he wanted to "take good care of Bai Ye, this resident trainee."
The words were vague, but everyone was a sensible person and naturally understood the hidden meaning.
Lin An prefers capable resident trainees who can complete tasks assigned to him quickly and well. Like Kong Yuehan, who not only does well, but also excels even further.
She had already made up her mind. Kong Yuehan's abilities were undeniable, and keeping her was almost a certainty. She would suppress her initially, but then promote her properly over the next two years; she would keep this person by her side in the future.
Lin An had already categorized Kong Yuehan as part of his faction, while she was following Director Lin Xiaojuan.
When Yan Wang specifically reminded him, Lin An tried to refuse, saying, "Let whoever wants to take care of this idiot can take care of him, I'm not doing it."
Unexpectedly, Yan Wang retorted, "This is what Director Lin instructed."
The implication is that Bai Ye got in through Lin Xiaojuan's connections.
Lin An looked at Bai Ye, then at Ding Yue and Zhang Tao, his heart filled with worry!
How am I supposed to get this idiot to become the second person to stay on? Director Lin is probably trying to make things difficult for me.
"Bai Ye, bring over the patient information you compiled earlier, let me take a look."
Lin An sighed inwardly and decided to start with the basics. She was prepared to face a mess.
Surprisingly, the patient information and medical records that Bai Ye compiled were quite presentable.
Of course, she can't compare to Kong Yuehan, and even compared to Ding Yue and Zhang Tao, she's far behind.
But compared to Bai Ye herself two days ago, it was a world of difference.
Lin An recalled the examination two days ago. Bai Ye's medical records were a mess, riddled with errors.
The key point is that the other person looked at him with a blank and innocent expression, as if he wasn't the one who was wrong.
"Bai Ye, you've made great progress. Keep it up and don't slack off. You need to correct the problems I pointed out here. I've emphasized the importance of standards and specifications..." Lin An finally had the patience to guide you.
Half an hour later, Lin An left with satisfaction.
Almost simultaneously, Yao Cong entered the duty room.
"Ding Yue, Zhang Tao, bring me the materials you've compiled over the past two days," Yao Cong said in a serious tone.
After reading their messages, he cursed loudly.
This had never happened before.
Even Bai Ye felt that Yao Cong, the mentor, was nitpicking, and that Ding Yue and Zhang Tao were truly wronged.
But after scolding him, Yao Cong threw down a sentence: "Make corrections tonight. I want to see perfect medical records tomorrow. You guys need to pay attention. If you don't do a good job, I will immediately postpone teaching rounds and patient management."
Yao Cong left, leaving Ding Yue and Zhang Tao stunned and dumbfounded.
"Does Teacher Yao mean that starting tomorrow, she will take us on ward rounds?" Ding Yue couldn't believe it.
Zhang Tao nodded, "It should be. They'll also arrange patient management, so the teaching content will probably be adjusted."
The two looked at Kong Yuehan and Bai Ye, their previous jealousy gone, replaced by a feeling of shame.
It turns out everyone got a share; they were just being petty.
Meanwhile, Yao Cong was waiting for the elevator, feeling frustrated and uneasy.
I originally thought that of the two positions to be retained, one would go to Lin An, and the other would definitely be mine.
He had to choose between Ding Yue and Zhang Tao.
To my utter surprise, I overheard Lin An saying that he wanted to take both spots by himself.
On what grounds?!
"I refuse to believe that if I lead two resident trainees to surpass Bai Ye's grades by a large margin, everyone will be blind and leave people behind."
Roll, roll, roll, roll until everyone is exhausted. Bai Ye, this resident trainee, is so stupid, he definitely can't keep up.
...
While on night duty, Bai Ye remembered something and suddenly stood up.
Kong Yuehan was taking a break when she looked up and was startled. "What are you doing?"
"Professor Yan has surgery tomorrow," Bai Ye said.
Kong Yuehan corrected, "It wasn't one surgery, it was two."
Bai Ye shook his head. "It's that patient, the one who sneaked food before the surgery. He's the first surgery tomorrow. I have a bad feeling about him, I need to go to his ward to check on him."
"Now?"
Kong Yuehan glanced at her watch; it was almost eleven o'clock, while the ward lights were turned off at nine.
"It's been almost two hours, they should all be asleep by now."
"His son came to the hospital quietly this afternoon, carrying big bags and small bags. Who knows if he secretly hid some treats inside."
Kong Yuehan stood up and said, "I'll go with you."
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