University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

Chapter 495 - 405: Got Sick? Don’t Panic! Take the Hai University Graduate Exam!

Actually.

Under normal circumstances.

When faced with a life-threatening moment for a patient.

And the crime suspect is already within control.

The police would choose to let the doctor speak directly with the patient’s family.

However...

This particular case.

Not only has it attracted too much social attention.

But Chen Mu, the doctor in charge of the rescue, also has a history of attempting to speak for the crime suspect.

This is the main reason why the police opted for passing messages, a method with relatively slower efficiency.

Hearing cap’s answer.

Chen Mu let out a sigh of relief.

This outcome.

In Chen Mu’s mind, was already considered a relatively ideal result.

Unconsciously he let out a sigh of relief: "I want to ask, after their room was renovated, how long did they live in it."

Cap, following Chen Mu’s words, relayed the message.

While waiting for the response, he keenly caught onto the key words in Chen Mu’s question.

Looking at Chen Mu with some doubt: "Is there a problem with the patient and the crime suspect’s residence?"

Chen Mu nodded seriously: "If you look carefully at the patient’s residence, you should be able to tell that it’s a very typical Stringer House renovation."

Hearing the term Stringer House.

Cap’s expression also turned grave.

These past two years.

They have taken on many cases related to Stringer Houses.

Young people hope to rent an ideal house with the least expenditure.

But landlords aren’t willing to spend a lot on renovations for tenants.

Thus.

Between landlords and tenants.

Another kind of occupation emerged, the sub-landlord.

A sub-landlord signs a rental contract with the landlord, during which the house’s usage rights belong to the sub-landlord.

As long as the landlord doesn’t breach the contract, the sub-landlord will offer a brand-new renovation for free.

Many landlords whose old renovations need updating or who don’t want to spend on furnishing an empty shell.

In the early days of sub-landlords appearing, were willing to rent their properties to sub-landlords.

After all.

No landlord would dislike a prompt-paying tenant signing a long-term deal.

And also.

A tenant who offers free renovations.

Once the sub-landlord acquires the usage rights from the landlord.

They will collaborate with partnered renovation and furniture companies.

To furnish a seemingly attractive and cozy home for a low cost.

And then rent it to young people at a relatively reasonable price.

However...

Such homes.

Despite being relatively affordable and visually appealing.

In reality.

Have extremely high formaldehyde levels.

Many young people, because they lived in such houses.

Upon graduating from university.

Joyfully renting a beloved home.

Thinking they now have a private space, a personal small home.

Yet the result...

Ended up with leukemia at a supposedly blissful age due to such a Stringer House!

Noticing the change in Cap’s expression.

Chen Mu understood.

The other party had some degree of understanding about the Stringer House model.

Seizing the moment to continue: "The patient’s current lung and bleeding issues, even the coma, have a high probability of being caused by excessive formaldehyde inhalation leading to lung infection."

"Moreover, the patient’s immunity is extremely low, leukemia can’t be ruled out."

Cap: "Hiss!"

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「Damn! Another one of those damn Stringer Houses!」

「I once had a close friend who got leukemia from living in a Stringer House, the family is still suing the sub-landlord!」

「That’s just your friend, I’m a victim myself, still undergoing chemotherapy in the hospital.」

「Oh my gosh, is it that serious? I rented a nice-looking house, paid a year’s rent.」

「You’re the strong and silent type, huh...」

「What more is there to say, live a few more years in such a place, you might not be able to say anything at all, just dead!」

「If you really rented a Stringer House, get a professional company to test for formaldehyde, if there’s an issue, for your life’s sake, don’t live there!」

「Exactly, is money more important than life?!」

「That’s the truth, but I quietly want to say, money is actually pretty important too...」

「...」

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Hearing Chen Mu mention.

Lung infection.

And not ruling out leukemia.

Cap couldn’t help but glance at the live camera.

Saying this far.

He saw clearly some things.

The university doctor from Hai City University was deliberately talking about the Stringer House issue in front of the live camera.

Aiming to draw some social attention, making more tenants aware.

Unexpectedly, this university doctor.

Had a strong sense of social responsibility.

Unfortunately.

Cap’s internal thoughts wouldn’t reach Chen Mu.

If Chen Mu heard, he would say the other was overestimating him.

He specifically discussed this in front of the camera.

Partly hoping to draw attention from relevant authorities.

And on the other hand...

Chen Mu had personal motives too.

The students of Hai City University will eventually graduate.

Knowing those guys’ carefree personalities.

Perhaps.

They might really end up renting a Stringer House.

However...

For Chen Mu, graduates who rent Stringer Houses aren’t the scariest thing.

The scariest thing was...

The first year Chen Mu worked at Hai City University.

He encountered a student of Hai City University.

A very determined girl.

Graduated, rented a Stringer House, and got leukemia.

Eventually remembered her alma mater’s benefits.

Struggled for a year, during leukemia treatment, successfully got into Hai City University for postgraduate studies.

And Chen Mu.

Was the unlucky university doctor tasked with looking after this leukemia patient.

Dealing with one or two is enough.

Chen Mu was genuinely afraid that this fragile group of university students wouldn’t take caution.

In the future.

The university hospital would be full of leukemia postgraduates.

By then, there would be no need for treatment.

He could just take the dean and the principal to the school rooftop to enjoy the breeze.

Sometimes.

Hoping these fragile students grow up healthy and happy.

Isn’t just for them.

It’s also to save his own skin.

Chen Mu, resting his chin, looked at the patient’s stomach.

Thinking to himself like this.

As slight noises became audible through Cap’s earpiece.

Cap turned to Chen Mu: "Dr. Chen, there’s news from that side."

"The crime suspect, and the patient needing aid, have been living in that house for over five years now."

At this point.

Cap couldn’t help but glance at Chen Mu: "Dr. Chen, could the Stringer House issue be mistaken?"

"After the police suggested the possibility of formaldehyde poisoning in the patient."

"The patient’s family reacted very emotionally, repeatedly stating that the house was self-renovated by them."

"It can’t be a Stringer House, can’t have formaldehyde, Dr. Chen, could there be some misunderstanding here..."