"Doctor Li, it's like this..."
Guo Yu explained the patient's situation in detail, then added persuasively, "This is an extremely complex case. It's not just you; even the special experts from City First Hospital couldn't cure him. If you don't feel it's a good fit, you have every right to refuse..."
Li Xu fell silent.
'So it's a patient from the District Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.'
'And the family has no intention of transferring him to another hospital.'
'Should I take the case or not?'
Li Xu quickly made up his mind. "I'd like to give it a try."
He had a piece of intelligence suggesting that it would be unjustifiable to give up without even trying.
Besides, this was about whether he could establish himself at the District Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Although, he didn't really care about the advisor position there.
But since he had signed the employment contract,
he had to do his duty—and shut a few people up in the process.
