Chapter 1297 - 1324: Birds of a Feather (Part 4)

Chapter 1297: Chapter 1324: Birds of a Feather (Part 4)

Shuhua has now been demoted to an intern nurse, so she doesn’t care anymore and says whatever she wants.

Ni Jia scolded, "Xiao Hua, watch your attitude. Nianyang is someone I invited; we all need to respect her. Besides, Nianyang’s medical skills are excellent—I even lost to her once. She’s a Divine Doctor!"

"Divine Doctor?" Shuhua laughed exaggeratedly, "Dr. Ni, I know you’re kind, but you don’t have to praise her like that. She’s about the same age as me, I’m just a nurse. Can she be a Divine Doctor? Divine Doctors aren’t that easy to become!"

"What, you don’t even believe me now?"

Ni Jia’s face turned gloomy, and Shuhua immediately quieted down.

Nianyang watched the scene like a play, with a clear understanding in her heart. Don’t be fooled by Ni Jia reprimanding Shuhua for her—the two are playing one good cop, one bad cop; they’re in cahoots.

Ni Jia looked at Nianyang, "Sorry, Nianyang, Xiao Hua was talking nonsense. Don’t mind her."

Nianyang didn’t respond, and said coolly, "Aren’t we supposed to be helping? What’s the point of all this yapping—the patient is getting delayed."

Ni Jia was stunned and immediately pointed to the back. Nianyang walked over indifferently and began treating the patient.

Shuhua muttered, "Dr. Ni, look at her attitude. Why do you even bother with her?"

Ni Jia said solemnly, "Don’t talk anymore; saving lives is more important."

Nianyang, rich with experience, quickly and efficiently engaged in treatment even if she didn’t know the infirmary’s rules.

Her medical skills were precise, diagnosing injuries accurately, and applying medicine appropriately, ensuring all sailors she treated were well-cared for.

The best way to assess a doctor’s skill is through the patient’s direct experience.

Even pregnant, bending down to diagnose patients wasn’t comfortable for Nianyang. But she patiently and attentively answered the noisy patients’ questions, earning admiration from the treated sailors.

Within just an afternoon, all the infirmary’s injured gathered around Nianyang, leaving Shuhua anxious.

"Dr. Ni, see? As soon as Chu Nianyang arrived, she took away your authority—everyone’s flocking to her. Aren’t you worried?"

Ni Jia watched this unfold, of course feeling jealous, but it was her plan’s first step. She could only endure it.

"It’s good that she’s saving people. What is there to rush? If she likes saving people, let her save all she wants." ℯ

Shuhua was still anxious, feeling Ni Jia was too laid-back—not only had she lost her man, but now her only career was at risk. She had to help.

Seeing Nianyang administering acupuncture to a patient, Shuhua ran over to stop her, "Do you even know how to treat patients? This patient is poisoned by the seaweed flower—it should be treated by intravenous drips, what’s the point of using needles?"

Nianyang was already very tired; she was patient with patients but coldly replied to others, "Are you the doctor or am I the doctor? An intern nurse like you dares point fingers at a Sea Doctor? In a proper hospital, people like you would’ve been kicked out long ago."

Shuhua’s face flushed red as she shouted, "So what if I’m a nurse? I have practical experience in treating too. If your treatment is incorrect, it could be fatal; why can’t I speak up?

Seaweed flower is an ocean creature; the poison causes toxic sores all over the body. We’ve treated this many times in the infirmary, always diluting toxins with IV drips at optimal timing. Your acupuncture is useless and wastes precious time to save lives!"

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