You Mediocre Doctor

"Come on, let's go eat."

"F*ck, Friday is the most annoying. Baldy Liu delays classes every single time, and it's always the last period between noon and afternoon."

"Hey, there seems to be a new hot pot place at the school gate, let's go eat that?"

Soon after the last class bell rang in the morning, students rushed out of the classroom and walked towards the school gate in groups of three.

The Third High School of Star City was not a closed school, nor did it have a dining hall, so the students basically ate lunch outside the school, which led to the unprecedented prosperity of the small vendors at the back door of the school.

"How nice…"

Xia Xu sat in his seat and watched his classmates happily pushing each other out of the classroom. He was not in a hurry to join them, instead he looked dazed and emotional.

In fact, he was not a real youth. In a more conventional way, he should be considered a transmigrator.

In fact, it should be 'transmigrated'. He was not sure if he had really transmigrated or if the world had changed for some reason.

This world was too similar to Earth. It could be said that whether it was the local culture or the social state, except for the differences in terms and names, it was almost the same as before he transmigrated.

This made him feel as though a lifetime had passed. It was as if he had not transmigrated, but had instead become the protagonist of a rebirth novel, regaining his young body, and sitting in the third year of high school.

Most of the time, teachers and parents liked to use one sentence to persuade students who were sick of school—once you stepped into society, you would know how good the school was.

This was nonsense for the students, even Xia Xu felt the same way back then.

But only after personally experiencing it did he realize that these words were the heartfelt feelings and hope of most 'society people'.

It was not that school life was beautiful, or that he regretted not studying hard, but the difference in the two lives was like the difference between heaven and earth.

Economics, marriage, relationships, work, superior and subordinate relationships, countless forced smiles and false friendships…

After stepping out of the school gate, the mortal world was full of troubles. There were too many pressures and concerns, like heavy shackles, making it difficult to breathe. It also firmly restrained one's nature, making it impossible to regain their former high-spirits. Their hearts were filled with frustration and impatience.

In the dead of night, many people would inevitably think of escaping from their responsibilities, and they would naturally remember their life on campus.

While schooling, they might have felt depressed, pressured, and afraid, but at this moment in adulthood, they would feel that it was just a trivial matter. Class lessons might be painful, but there were very few things to worry about. The most important thing was peace and leisure.

Those might have been the most peaceful days of many people's lives, and it was also the days when they lived the most like humans. Every time they thought about it, they would regret it. It was not that they regretted not studying, but that they regretted not enjoying that life and never being able to return to that life.

'But… I'm back.'

Xia Xu grinned. That was delight from the bottom of his heart.

It had been almost a week since he transmigrated, but every time he thought about it, he would feel joy in his cells.

Even though this place was no longer called Earth and was now called Planet Aquamarine. Even though his current original body with the same name was not doing too well, what could be more precious than regaining his young body and youth? He was already very satisfied.

The students in the same class quickly left, and the classroom gradually became empty. Only seven to eight students were still dawdling. Xia Xu, who was unwilling to push and squeeze together just now, stretched and got up to go to lunch.

But as soon as he stood up from his seat, he felt dizzy. He staggered and fell back into his chair.

'Anemia? I clearly ate breakfast.'

Xia Xu shook his head and only regained his senses after a while.

But when he looked up again, he seemed to see many semi-transparent lines in his vision.

His gaze landed on a 'genius' who was still working on a question. The semi-transparent lines seemed to become clearer, forming words that looked like a game character status screen.

Name: Su Yu

Lifeform Level: 1

Potential Destiny: Mediocre Doctor (1 Star)

Potential Talent: Literature (2 Stars)

Speciality: None

Obsession: I must be a good doctor like Dad.

Favorability: 20

'Could this be the essential cheat code of a transmigrator from the legends?'

Xia Xu was taken aback. He pressed down the question of where the cheat code came from and carefully looked at the status screen with the intention of studying the effect. He was overjoyed.

'What kind of doctor are you, you mediocre.'

Xia Xu couldn't help but snicker.

He didn't know if this cheat code had other functions, but this character status screen was quite intuitive.

There was nothing to say about the name. As a classmate, he naturally knew Su Yu. The ratings were probably about levels, and favorability didn't need much more explanation. The only thing worth paying attention to on the status were the few columns about his potential destiny.

Potential destiny might be referring to his future destiny or the potential to become a 'xxx'. Su Yu's potential destiny had the words 'Mediocre Doctor', which matched his desire to be a doctor.

But looking at the potential talent column, this obviously referred to the talent of learning certain skills and knowledge, but in the end, it was only a two-star rating literature which was completely unrelated to the doctor profession. It would be strange if he wasn't a mediocre doctor with that kind of talent.

But this mediocre was not a derogatory term. When Xia Xu focused his attention on the words 'Mediocre Doctor (1 Star)', a floating summary appeared.

Mediocre Doctor (1 Star): Saving the world, mediocre but respectable.

Judging from this line of words, it was obvious that this mediocre did not mean that he could not treat patients or cause patients to die. He just meant that his aptitude was mediocre, and his performance in the field of medicine was mediocre.

'If the description on this character status screen is true, then wouldn't I be able to read fortunes?'

Xia Xu's eyes lit up. He subconsciously thought of this and slapped his forehead right afterwards.

'Bah, why am I so dumb. With this ability, why do I have to read fortunes? That's too useless.'

This ability could check the talents and even the destiny of others. If he used this ability to find talents to start a company, wouldn't he be successful in whatever he does?

At the very least, using it as a headhunter was more lucrative than fortune-telling. Unless he was kicked in the head by a donkey, why would he choose to be a fortune-teller instead of having a proper job.