Lin Qi recently discovered something strange.

His eyes could pierce the surface and see the true nature of things.

For example, now...

Standing before him was the beautiful woman, Jiang Ruoqing, the director of Jinhai Hospital. Tall and slender at over 175 centimeters, she possessed an exquisite figure with flowing black hair that cascaded down her back. Her curves were graceful and alluring, yet there was an invisible aura of cold nobility about her, as if keeping everyone at arm's length. However, this did not prevent her from being the goddess in the eyes of the male staff at Jinhai Hospital.

In Lin Chi's eyes, the god’s garment had completely vanished.

Or perhaps Lin Chi's gaze, peering through Jiang Ruqing's form, could clearly see the creamy white, like jade, and the intricate 36D bra.

"Hold on, Ice Mountain God Jiang Ruqing, she's actually wearing something so revealing."

Lin Qi's eyebrows shot up, but at the same time, a sharp pain came to her eyes, followed by blurry vision.

This strange ability can only last for three seconds, then it has to rest.

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"Ready, set," Lin Qi suddenly woke up with a jolt. He opened his eyes, and everything around him returned to normal.

He was sitting in the conference room, surrounded by a dozen or so doctors, each of whom had already reviewed the medical report.

Lin Qi was just an intern. Although he hurriedly handed the medical report to Jiang Ruoqing, it inevitably gave a bad impression.

"Your medical report, did you write it yourself?" Jiang Ruoqing only glanced at Lin Qi's report before putting it down.

"Yes, I stayed up all night to finish this," Lin Qi said confidently. He came from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, so a small medical report was nothing to him.

"Why, your report is the same as Dr. Liu's?" Jiang Ruoqing's face turned cold as she exclaimed, "Be honest, did you plagiarize Dr. Liu's work?"

"How is that possible, I wrote this report myself, I stayed up all night in the office, many nurses on duty saw me."

Lin Qi loudly cried out his innocence, at the same time glancing sideways at Liu Jiangwei.

Liu Jiangwei and Lin Qi work in the same department. They only arrived at Jinhai Hospital a few months ago, but they have already been made permanent employees. It is said that they got their jobs through connections.

“Dean Jiang, don't blame him. I put the finished report in my drawer yesterday, and it might have blown out,” Liu Jiangwei smirked, with a hint of accusation in his voice.

"Impossible, your drawer is always locked. How could it have been blown open?"

Lin Qi suddenly remembered that after he stayed up all night to finish writing yesterday, he had a nap on the table. When he woke up, he found that his report had been marked up by someone.

Now, Liu Jiangwei's medical report and his are clearly just copies of each other.

"Stop arguing, you two. I've read both of your medical reports. The one on top is very comprehensive, even unique in its perspective. It almost reads like it was written by an experienced old doctor."

At this point, Jiang Ruoqing glanced at Lin Qi: "I think an intern doctor couldn't possibly write such a medical report!"

“Dean Jiang, this is really something I wrote, I swear.” Lin Qi was wronged to the extreme. He had put a lot of effort into this report, but now he was accused of plagiarism.

The two medical reports were laid out on the conference table. The doctors seated nearby glanced at them, finding nothing unusual about it.

This report, with its many viewpoints, offers a refreshing and insightful perspective. It feels like it's penned by a renowned expert.

"That's right, especially this kind of thinking, it definitely isn't something ordinary, it doesn't seem like something a resident doctor could write."

"Plagiarism is plagiarism, but Dr. Liu is a returnee with a high degree from overseas. It's not surprising that he could write such a report."

These words struck Lynch like a bolt of lightning, leaving him dazed and disbelieving that no one believed he had written them.

"Lin Qi, from today onwards, you're going to stand guard at the door. Until you've reflected on your actions, you are not allowed to see any patients!" Jiang Ruoqing pointed to the door and left without looking back.

Lin Qi clenched his fists, he really wanted to scold Liu Jiangwei for being despicable, but he didn't have any evidence right now. If he confronted Jiang Ruqing, it would only give those with ill intentions an opportunity to take advantage of the situation and accuse him, potentially jeopardizing even his internship opportunities.

Lin Qi gritted his teeth and said with difficulty, "Okay, I'll go now."

"Hee hee, how can someone like this still have the face to stay here? If I were them, I would have rolled out of Jinhai Hospital's gate long ago!" Liu Jiangwei said with a smile.

Other doctors scoffed, "Is this guy stupid?"

"Yeah, look at him, he's acting like a dog."

"…"

Lin Qi didn't know how to leave the meeting room. The discussions made him furious.

Why would anyone think he couldn't write such an excellent medical report?

Is that all because he's an intern?

The problem is, Lin Qi has no connections. If he even loses this internship opportunity, not only will he have no food to eat, but it will also make it difficult for him to find a job in the future. Life is hard sometimes, and it's not always about lack of backbone, but rather being driven by helplessness.

Fortunately, Lin Qi remembered what his grandfather had said, and suddenly felt relieved.

Back in his dorm room, Lin Qi took a comfortable bath and pulled out a thick old book.

There was a line of Grandpa's handwriting on top: "A physician should have a broad mind and accommodate the world. Treat the world!"

Lin Qi learned medicine from his grandfather. Later, because he went to study abroad, he gave this family heirloom to him.

Opening an ancient book, the entire surface is covered in ancient characters, some hundreds of years old. Strangely enough, the writing remains remarkably clear.

And the things on top were incredibly profound. Lin Qi had yet to finish the first page, although he didn't understand much. But reading a hundred times makes its meaning clear, and through his diligent effort, he grasped something profound from it.

Arriving at the tranquil pavilion, Lin Qi borrowed a lamp and read intently.

Just after a while, a lively girl appeared before Lin Qi. Looking up, it was his friend Li Wan Yun.

"Wan Yun, how did you have time to come over?" Lin Qi was overjoyed and walked forward wanting to give her a hug.

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