Su Fan had great talent, and after a period of practice, he had already mastered the sword technique.
In the future, if he encountered a formidable opponent, he could also surprise them by performing Zheng Chaoxi's skill.
Day by day, Su Fan's life beca unusually peaceful.
It seed as if all his nurous enemies had completely ceased their activities.
But Su Fan knew that those enemies would not simply stop.
The current calm was just the calm before the storm.
One morning, Su Fan drove to the hospital for work.
Upon arriving at the affiliated hospital of the dical University, he saw a woman being chased out by the security guard.
The hospital's security had been disciplined by Jue Kong before, so they had improved a lot afterward.
This ti, for so reason, soone was chased out of the hospital again.
Su Fan was prepared to inquire about the matter later to see what was going on.
He went to the hospital parking lot, parked his car, and was about to enter the hospital to find soone to ask more about it.
To his surprise, before he could walk into the hospital, the woman who was chased away by security earlier returned.
Upon seeing Su Fan, the woman kneeled directly in front of him without hesitation.
"Divine Doctor Su, please save my husband."
"My husband has a terminal illness and is about to die. He has been to many hospitals but none could cure him."
"Everyone in Quanyang City knows you as a divine doctor capable of bringing people back to life; you must have a way to save my husband."
"I beg you, please save him, I will kowtow to you."
As the woman spoke, she prepared to kowtow to Su Fan.
Su Fan quickly stopped her and said, "You don't need to do this, saving lives and helping the injured is a doctor's duty."
"Where is your husband located? Did you bring his dical records?"
Upon hearing this, the woman quickly replied, "My husband is currently at ho. He is too weak, and I don't dare to move him for fear of anything happening."
"I brought his dical records, Divine Doctor Su, please take a look."
While speaking, the woman handed a dical record book to Su Fan.
This dical record book docunted her husband's dical information.
The reason the woman was chased away by security earlier was because she insisted on having the head of the traditional Chinese dicine departnt, Su Fan, to treat her husband.
This seed a bit unreasonable to the people in the hospital.
Su Fan is now the head of the traditional Chinese dicine departnt, and unless it's a very difficult case, he generally doesn't get involved directly.
The woman kept causing a scene in the hospital lobby and was therefore chased away by the security guard.
After flipping through the dical records, Su Fan nodded and said, "Alright, I'll go take a look with you."
From the dical records, it was clear the woman's husband was indeed suffering from a complicated illness.
Regarding his current condition, it was hard to assess from the dical records alone, and seeing the patient was necessary to know more.
Just as Su Fan was preparing for a house call, Zhang Haitao happened to arrive at the hospital.
Upon seeing Su Fan, Zhang Haitao asked, "Director Su, what's going on?"
Upon hearing this, Su Fan briefly explained what had just happened.
Having heard it all, Zhang Haitao naturally wanted to dissuade Su Fan.
In his view, Su Fan didn't need to make house calls so easily.
Unless soone like Yan Henglong or Han Shiguang, major figures in the business world, invited Su Fan, there was no need for him to go.
Su Fan was no longer just an ordinary doctor, but the chief physician of the traditional Chinese dicine departnt at the affiliated hospital of the dical University.
In the past, Zhang Haitao would have directly reprimanded him.
But now Su Fan was a golden signature of the affiliated hospital, and Zhang Haitao dared not scold him.
He could only say tactfully, "Doctor Su, it's better in the future if you focus on dical research and managent."
"For matters like this, you can assign other doctors to handle them."
"Otherwise, with Yang City's millions of residents, you wouldn't be able to handle the volu of sicknesses alone."
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