University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

Chapter 720: Chapter 532: Did a Gate and Turnstile Just Magically Appear?

"It’s not just Dr. Chen, is it? Anyone in the medical field doesn’t want to be morally coerced."

"Go to those emergency and critical care departments. How many people kneel in front of the attending doctors every year, begging for a reduction in medical fees? Even though everyone knows they are indeed pitiful, do the doctors they kneel to have any special authority to waive their medical fees?"

"Actually, I think Dr. Chen’s approach is good; it represents Hai City University’s stance. Otherwise, anyone could go to Hai City University to impose moral coercion. How would the university run in the future?!"

"Let alone running the university, they might not even be able to maintain the basic rights of the fragile students."

"I really can’t understand why a lot of people, with such a thick face, want to take advantage of benefits intended for the university’s students!"

"..."

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"Dr. Chen, there are still many elderly, weak, sick, and disabled people inside. Is it really a good idea to act directly?"

Su Bingbing cautiously spoke up as she followed beside Chen Mu.

The reason Su Bingbing said this was also because they were live streaming.

Even though most people could see things from Chen Mu and Hai City University’s perspective right now,

if the situation escalated and Hai City University appeared too aggressive,

many would unthinkingly side with what seemed to be the weaker group.

If that happened.

The public opinion could be relatively unfavorable for Hai City University.

Thinking of this.

Su Bingbing suddenly hesitated.

She realized it might be due to her profession.

When Chen Mu was handling these matters, her first thought wasn’t about the most efficient way.

Instead, it was...

how the handling could positively affect the public opinion of Hai City University.

Upon realizing this.

Su Bingbing suddenly felt like keeping quiet...

Just...

Forget it...

The approach she always took for granted might not suit Hai City University.

Moreover.

Thinking it through.

Although this caused quite a stir in public opinion, Hai City University didn’t do anything wrong.

So no matter what new decisions Hai City University or Chen Mu might make,

she and the program crew would loyally stand behind Chen Mu and Hai City University...

While Su Bingbing was still lost in her thoughts,

Chen Mu, who heard what she said, couldn’t help but look at Su Bingbing with exasperation, "The way Hai City University handles things is always civilized. When did I ever say the university would use force?"

"Huh?"

Su Bingbing, a bit dumbfounded, pointed her finger towards the direction where the security personnel were gathered.

Looking somewhat distrustful of Chen Mu beside her, she continued questioning, "But... if there’s no intention to use force, why, Dr. Chen, did you prepare so much manpower?"

Security personnel!

Aren’t they for using some mandatory measures in critical moments?

Chen Mu: "..."

Helplessly speaking, "Is it possible that what I’ve prepared is not manpower, but hard labor?"

Hard labor?

Is there work at the university hospital that requires hard labor?

While Su Bingbing was still confused, she saw Chen Mu directing the security personnel to pull out something like a fence, about one and a half meters high, on both sides of the university hospital.

Su Bingbing: "???"

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"What is this? Is it meant to keep people out? Won’t there still be people trying to force their way in?"

"This doesn’t help with identifying identities!"

"Wait a minute! Look at the frontmost part, why does it look so much like those things they use at subway ticket checks???"

"It really does, I boldly guess, is it possible that only university members who swipe their student ID or health card can enter, and other people have no chance of getting inside the Hai City University hospital at all?"

"But it’s still open at the bottom! If someone really shamelessly squeezed through, wouldn’t they get in?"

"No, no!!! Previously, when Hai City University called the police, they might have been questioned, but if someone tries to break through after setting up a security gate, regardless of their intention, it’s only right for the university to call the police for help."

*

"But I’m still curious, this has been broadcasted for several days, so why have I never noticed that Hai City University’s hospital actually has a fence???"

"I know this one. It’s to allow students easy access to pick up free condoms..."

"???"

"Awesome!!"

"..."

—

The security team’s execution capability is still very high.

It took less than ten minutes to have all fences and gates fully assembled.

The security captain talked with Chen Mu for a while.

The final decision.

Was to leave a few security personnel to help Chen Mu maintain order here.

The others.

All went back to their respective work posts.

Fragile students near the front of the line witnessed this magical scene.

They began sharing it with the people behind.

Some even took out their phones.

And shared it in the campus group chat.

Gradually,

comments from the fragile students began to emerge in the queue.

"They literally created a gate where outsiders can’t enter, as expected from our Hai City University!"

"I once swiped past a senior from our school who said there was indeed a gate like this at our university hospital entrance, and I even mocked them for not being a real Hai City University student, babbling nonsense..."

"I think I also looked down on that person, should I apologize now?"

"I used to think it was just talk, but who knew they actually had seen more than we had, seeing the campus hospital in its full operation."

"..."

As the discussions among the fragile students grew louder,

the young outsiders in the queue, catching onto the unusual atmosphere,

opened up the Hai City University livestream.

Seeing the new entry gate with card readers at the university hospital, every single one of them was shocked.

And some who couldn’t stand it,

started bashing Hai City University’s petty behavior in the livestream chat.

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"Hai City University is so petty; if they have such benefits, why can’t they share a bit with outsiders?"

"I just asked you for a hundred bucks, and you wouldn’t give it to me; you’re petty too, haha!"

"The schools all have this petty conduct, how can Hai City University students have any prospects?"

"I believe with the school’s approach, once Hai City University’s fragile students graduate, they’ll better know how to protect their legal rights than students from other schools."

"Don’t tell me their own students forgot their ID, they won’t let them in if they can’t swipe it, right?"

"Our students know order and realize that not bringing ID is their own problem, and rather choose to queue up again."

"Hai City University is seriously annoying; people have been queuing for so long, why can’t the doctors just take a look, would it kill them?"

"It wouldn’t kill them, but I love seeing you freeloaders lose your cool! Haha!!!"

"..."

—

Su Bingbing noticed the groups of people in line at the back, swearing as they gradually left.

Unable to contain herself.

She turned to Chen Mu beside her, giving a thumbs up, "Dr. Chen! Impressive! I just realized I didn’t know enough about the Hai City University Hospital; who knew they’d have such a move!"

Chen Mu gave a proud smile.

He was about to blow his own trumpet for a bit.

When he heard a few students’ panicked voices, "Dr. Chen, something’s wrong! Someone fainted in the line!"

Chen Mu’s face changed as he picked up his medical kit, ready to rush out.

But a fragile student stopped him, "Dr. Chen, listen, the person who fainted is from outside, trying to freeload..."