Dusk is approaching, and the sky is darkening.
The light inside and outside the emergency surgery dressing room is the same. Tian Zhiliang politely accompanied Lu Cheng out, smiling softly: "Xiao Lu, you've worked hard again."
"I'll take care of tonight's boxed meals."
Having invited Lu Cheng to perform another Spleen Preservation Surgery, Tian Zhiliang feels a sense of relief yet profound gratitude.
Some surgeries, if you can't, you simply can't learn quickly; trying to force it won't lead to any breakthroughs in a short period.
Especially when lacking preparation and solid foundation, the road ahead seems even longer.
It's like an elementary student trying to tackle high school-level problems; those without talent have to slowly take their time, progressing step by step.
As doctors in the hospital, we are tasked with solving patients' problems.
