University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

Chapter 714: Chapter 529: Can the Campus Clinic Improve Focus and Memory?

"This is also the main reason why you can’t find a seat in the library during finals."

"Usually, we’re all laid back, but when it’s crunch time, you gotta hustle a bit."

"Many who cry and shout during finals can manage to hit milestones like passing civil service exams or getting into grad school when graduation approaches."

Chen Mu used a very calm tone.

Sharing what he has seen and heard over the years.

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"It’s true. The year I graduated, my roommate, who usually struggled to pass finals, was the only one in our dorm to get into this school’s graduate program."

"During university, never underestimate any of your lazy classmates because you never know when they might suddenly get serious and outshine everyone!"

"We had one in our dorm who was quiet and then suddenly succeeded. The whole dorm was shocked at the time."

"I have someone like that around me too. Junior year, they seemed like a whole new person, spending day and night at the library. They not only passed the civil service exam but also ended up in the top three in the province for the written test..."

"I still say, Dr. Chen might not be the best at medicine in Hai City University, but he’s definitely the best at understanding these fragile university students..."

"I’m crying. I’m from Hai City University, and I thought everyone in my dorm was as much of a slacker as me, but now looking at the three others sleeping, they all look like the kings of hustling."

"Isn’t it possible, based on this pattern of laid-back hustlers, that the most diligent person in your dorm might not be your other roommates, but actually you...?"

"If that’s really the case, that would be fantastic!!!"

"Now there’s a double standard! If others are the top student, you curse and complain. If it’s you, you celebrate!"

"Think about it, if you’re the hustling king, wouldn’t you be happy?"

"Totally! I’d be thrilled!"

"..."

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The cameraman nodded as if he understood, "But, Dr. Chen, is there any intrinsic connection between this and the help from traditional Chinese medicine?"

He was just trying.

To think along the lines of Chen Mu’s thought process.

Although Chen Mu was talking about the realistic life state of fragile students dealing with exams.

But...

Chen Mu hasn’t said how he helps those students during exams.

This was the part the cameraman was most concerned about!

Chen Mu glanced at him and smiled helplessly: "I know you’re anxious, but don’t rush."

Cameraman: "..."

He’s still quite anxious, actually.

Except if Chen Mu were in the entertainment industry, his current popularity could rival that of a B-list celebrity.

He dare not rush him!

The cameraman pretended to go along and nodded: "Okay, I’m not anxious..."

Only then did Chen Mu show a hint of satisfaction and continued: "What I said before was to prove that many university students who cry and shout during finals essentially have a heart that wants to work hard."

"However, when they really start working hard, they tend to encounter some common situations."

"For example, while reviewing, they get sleepy easily, or they can’t concentrate. Or they become restless and start to procrastinate."

"Many also feel that their memory isn’t as good as it was in high school."

Cameraman: "Dr. Chen, you seem to be describing me during university."

Chen Mu: "And these situations can be improved with traditional Chinese medicine. If that’s the case, wouldn’t it help them with their exams?"

Cameraman: "!!!"

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"Using traditional Chinese medicine to improve concentration and memory, I wouldn’t even dare dream of that. Can Dr. Chen really do it?"

"I suddenly remembered, the last time I went to get treated, there was a high schooler before me who seemed to be getting the same treatment. They said this lack of focus and constant drowsiness is due to some deficiency..."

"So, it’s treatable, but no one ever told me before?"

"It is treatable. When I was close to getting fired for not being able to concentrate at work, I went for treatment at the hospital. It was quite expensive, with medicine and expert fees, I spent thousands."

"You did mention the expert number. Some of the top experts charge four-figure fees, so spending a few thousand is normal."

"Actually, if it’s just these minor issues, you can see a less expensive doctor. There’s no need for an expert. Leave the expert slots for patients with more severe conditions."

"But the problem is, if I don’t see an expert, how do I know it’s not serious?"

"You’re making a good point..."

"As a fragile university student, I’m up and about. You all need to spend a lot on expert slots, but for us at the school, seeing Dr. Chen doesn’t cost a thing!"

"???!!!"

"Today is another day of envying fragile university students!"

"..."

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"Dr. Chen, is there a chance for my girlfriend to get some treatment at Hai City University?"

The cameraman’s eyes sparkled while looking at Chen Mu.

If he weren’t holding the camera, he might bow to Chen Mu, position himself right, and earnestly ask for Chen Mu’s help.

Listening to the cameraman’s words.

Chen Mu suddenly stopped in his tracks.

Looked at the camera in the cameraman’s hands and was stunned.

His mind buzzed.

After a moment.

In his mind.

Only two words remained.

Doomed!

Looking at the camera in front of him, Chen Mu opened his mouth with some difficulty: "In the livestream, there aren’t still a lot of Hai City University students who haven’t slept, right..."

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"Even though I know Dr. Chen probably can’t see this message, I still really want to enthusiastically answer him that I’m not asleep yet!"

"Dr. Chen isn’t that keen on seeing your enthusiastic response! Hahaha!!!"

"This is a perfect example of ’trouble comes from the mouth’; I can already anticipate that when day breaks, there will be a long line at the campus hospital at Hai City University!"

"If it’s just simple treatment, it doesn’t really need Dr. Chen himself. The intern doctors at Hai City University of Traditional Medicine should be able to handle it, right?"

"That’s the logic, but during this process, if Dr. Chen isn’t at Hai City University, I wouldn’t be so comfortable letting an intern check me, given how much we fragile students care about finals."

"..."

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Listening to Chen Mu,

the cameraman also, belatedly, turned his gaze to the camera in his hands.

After a moment.

He hesitantly answered Chen Mu.

Cameraman: "Probably... those who need to know already know..."

"Those who don’t know might soon find out..."

Following the habit of fragile students loving to share.

Even if some fragile students don’t yet know the campus hospital can help improve focus and memory for their upcoming reviews.

It won’t be long before.

The whole school knows.

If any particularly sharing-loving fragile students, it’s likely they’ve already woken up their roommates to share the good news.

Realizing this, the cameraman.

Looked at Chen Mu with much sympathy: "Dr. Chen, you might have stirred up a big deal!"

Chen Mu: "..."

Speechless for a moment, he reluctantly said: "I know, I might have stirred up a big deal..."

Originally.

He was thinking.

The fragile students tomorrow might not cause much trouble.

After sending the chickens back to the coop.

He could return with the intern doctors, practice some dissection, and then go get some rest.

But going with this trend.

Thinking about practicing and going back to sleep is almost like dream talk.

Just thinking about this.

Chen Mu’s head felt twice as big.

Even more desperately,

this campus hospital queue crisis wasn’t even caused by those fragile students.

It was caused by himself.

He’s likely, maybe...

No!

He’s definitely just an idiot!!!