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Granting You a Second Life

Li Xiuying is the youngest surgeon the world has ever seen. Once upon a time, her work had meaning; to save lives. But soon surgery lost all of its meaning to her, she became an operating machine. She didn’t even meet the patient until they were unconscious on her surgical table like a piece of meat waiting to be carved. She neglected love, friendship, beauty, her health all to work tirelessly like a dog and continue to make her family happy. Even when she had no more left to give; they made sure she gave. But betrayal came swiftly and suddenly and Li Xiuying met her untimely end at the hands of her most trusted and loves ones. All the world’s a stage and it seems it is not yet time for Li Xiuying to exit. She finds herself waking up in her bed, 8 years in the past. She is granted a second chance at life. ............................................................................................ This is a very slow romance novel The novel may have realistic elements but it is a Work of FICTION. Please allow for some artistic license. There will be medical cases and scenario's included due to the main character (Li Xiuying) being a doctor. I have tried my best to explain as much of the medical terminology as possible. I'll also try and put some sources in where possible. ...........................................................................................

Tranquil_Heart · 综合
分數不夠
189 Chs

Contingency Plan

Tu Nianzu: "Are you, one of the surgeons who have enough experience to do the procedure whilst the patient is only mildly sedated?"

Li Xiuying gave a single nod. 

Elder Tu: "Will there be much pain?"

Li Xiuying: "The nerve block will ensure you don't feel pain in a conventional way such as the pain you feel when you get cut with a knife. You will feel some stretching discomfort when I have vascular clamps inserted."

Elder Tu: "I would like some time to think about the operation. How long will I have?" 

Li Xiuying: "That's not a question I can give a definitive answer to."

Tu Nianzu frowned: "Why? Shouldn't you be able to answer your patient's questions about an operation you will be performing?"