From Sidekick to Bigshot

Translator: Exodus Tales  Editor: Exodus Tales

When Jian Yiling finally turned her phone back on again, there was numerous notification on the screen. She had received 99+ missed calls, 99+ unread text messages, and 99+ unread WeChat messages.

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Even the institution’s dedicated application had dozens of unread messages.

Initially, Jian Yiling had shut her phone off because she was worried that a call would come through. She didn’t know how to answer the questions that were definitely going to be asked.

The only thing that she had wanted to achieve was to present the truth in front of them. That was why she had publicized that video.

However, Jian Yiling wasn’t sure of whether or not this would change her ultimate fate.

The scene of her lonely death in her dream was way too realistic. Realistic to the extent that whenever Jian Yiling thought about it, she would experience feelings that she had felt in the dream.

Jian Yiling shook her head. She tried to get rid of all the unnecessary thoughts that were preoccupying her mind. She had to focus on the matter at hand.

To live well, the first thing that she needed was a career and money.

When she thought about this, Jian Yiling decided to open the messages from the institution.

The person of contact had sent her a bunch of messages.

All of the messages were related to the two projects that she had been working on.

Furthermore, the person of contact had sent Jian Yiling a list of arrangements. They had tried their best to allocate and schedule the limited time that she had available.

However, no matter how hard they tried to schedule and allocate the arrangements, there was not enough time.

[Schedule the surgery for the 5th of next month. Contact the patient and perform the required examinations before then.]

Jian Yiling sent a simple message back to the person of contact.

[The 5th? Isn’t that too soon? You’ve got a lot of other things that you have to deal with as well.]

A surgery typically took less time than a pharmaceutical research project.

The surgery only required some preparation beforehand. The actual operation took very little time.

In contrast, when it came to a pharmaceutical research project, at the very least, it would take a few months. Some of these projects could take longer than several years.

[5th.]

Jian Yiling reiterated.

Jian Yiling had been hospitalized for the past two days. This had given her enough time to work on her cases.

Qin Chuan’s mother had extensive amounts of documents in her medical history. Jian Yiling had worked with Cheng Yi to figure out their preliminary stabilization plan.

When the person of contact read Jian Yiling’s message, they knew that it was useless to try and persuade her. When Jian Yiling decided on something, she never went back on her word.

[Okay, I’ll contact the patient. I’ll arrange for their admission.]

The only thing that the person of contact could do was to make arrangements with the relevant personnel.

If the operation was a success, it’d be of great help to Jian Yiling’s reputation.

This type of surgery was a test of the surgeon’s ability. If it were to be successful, Dr. F.S’s reputation would soar.

It’d be incredibly beneficial to her future career development.

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When Jian Yiling confirmed the date of the surgery, there were numerous questions that arose in the industry.

There were some people who looked forward to the operation. On the other hand, there were others that questioned her ability.

[Is Dr. F.S really going to do this surgery? Is he really capable of this? Or is he just a newborn calf that doesn’t fear the tigers?”

[Who knows. We’ve never heard of him performing surgery before. Without a successful case to judge from, we can’t predict his success rate.]

[The Huiling Medical Research Institution often does outlandish things. This is well-known in the industry. It seems that this time is no exception. It seems like to me that they’re actually going to let a newcomer perform this surgery. Dr. F.S doesn’t have any surgical experience prior to this. Ahhh… Honestly, I don’t know what to say.]

[We can’t just comment like that. The article that was published by Dr. F.S was quite amazing.]

[There’s a thing called ‘military tactics on paper’. Things can be easy in theory but difficult in practice.]

[Yeah, that’s true. When it comes to surgery, it’s quite different from everything else. Whilst theoretical knowledge is important, an accumulation of experience is even more crucial. However, this is the decision of the Huiling Medical Research Institution. Since they’ve already made such a decision, they will have to bear the consequences if something were to happen. Let’s just wait to see the final result.]