God-level repair system

"Leave Yan Han's eye problem to me; I can cure him," Chu Zhen said.

"You?" Deacon Li was taken aback, wondering if he was going to gouge out someone's eyes.

Yan Han's right eye was pierced by Miao Miao's claws, but the nerves inside were not damaged.

Therefore, once the eyeball is repaired, the eye will naturally recover.

Moreover, repairing an eyeball doesn't require much energy.

That afternoon.

In the ward, Yan Han was lying on the bed with her right eye bandaged. When she saw Chu Zhen come in, she quickly got up.

"Brother Chu, I'm sorry." He was filled with disappointment and self-blame, and didn't know what to say.

Before he went on stage, Chu Zhen had clearly warned him not to be stubborn if he couldn't win, but he insisted on doing it anyway, and ended up like this.

“That Meow Meow is no ordinary person; it’s normal that you can’t beat her,” Chu Zhen said.

Yan Han remained silent, head bowed, never expecting that even after risking an eye, he would still lose in the end.

Although I was unwilling, I felt helpless.

His strength is indeed not on the same level as Meow Meow's.

"Lie down, I'll treat your eyes first."

"The doctor said that only a transplant of someone else's eyeball can cure it." Yan Han shook her head: "But who would give me their own eyeball?"

It must be a fresh eyeball, not taken from a dead person.

"You believe what the doctors say? They're just not very skilled." Chu Zhen walked to the bedside: "Lie down, I can take care of it in a few minutes."

Yan Han was somewhat bewildered, wondering if he really wanted to help her cure her eyes?

Are you kidding me?

Brother Chu, when did you start to understand medicine?

Then, the bandage was removed, revealing that his right eye was in a terrible state.

Just as Chu Zhen was about to activate the system for repairs, someone suddenly shouted, "Stop! What are you doing?"

At that moment, a group of doctors dressed in white gowns walked in.

One of the ophthalmologists strode over aggressively, glaring at Chu Zhen: "Do you want him to go blind in this eye forever?"

As he spoke, he quickly re-bandaged the gauze.

"Doctor, Brother Chu wants to treat my eyes," Yan Han explained.

"Treatment for the eyes?" The ophthalmologist scrutinized Chu Zhen for a few moments before asking, "Are you an ophthalmologist?"

"No," Chu Zhen shook his head.

"If you're not an ophthalmologist, don't cause trouble here," the ophthalmologist said coldly.

“Although I am not an ophthalmologist, I can cure his eyes,” Chu Zhen said calmly.

"Cure? What makes you think you can?"

The other doctors couldn't help but laugh.

If you're not an ophthalmologist, then you don't understand ophthalmology. If you don't understand ophthalmology, why are you treating other people's eyes?

Chu Zhen would naturally not say that he has a god-level repair system and that there is nothing in this world that he cannot repair.

Saying things like that will only make you look like an idiot.

At this moment, Deacon Li and his entourage also arrived.

They had come to check on Yan Han's eye treatment, but as soon as they entered, they heard an argument.

"What happened?" Deacon Li asked.

The ophthalmologist snorted and said, "Deacon Li, please ask this gentleman to leave so as not to interfere with my treatment. Otherwise, I cannot guarantee whether Mr. Yan Han's eyes can be cured."

After a moment's hesitation, Deacon Li said, "Chu Zhen, let's go first. We can come see Yan Han again after his eyes have been treated."

Chu Zhen waved his hand and said, "No need. I can treat Yan Han's eyes. Please ask this so-called expert to leave first and not interfere with my treatment."

Upon hearing this, Deacon Li was now in an awkward position.

"What did I say? I'm interfering with your treatment?" The ophthalmologist chuckled, thinking to himself, "Is this guy an idiot?"

"Chu Zhen, Director Cao is a nationally renowned ophthalmologist. There's no problem handing Yan Han over to him," Deacon Li quickly said, sensing the situation was turning sour.

"No, I'm not an expert. Since this gentleman says I'm interfering with his treatment, then I'll leave." Director Cao, the ophthalmologist, said, "However, I'll also make this clear: once you leave this room, it will be impossible for me to take over your treatment again."

"Take care and don't bother seeing me off," Chu Zhen said.

Upon hearing this, Deacon Li became anxious.

Yan Han's right eye is in serious condition and she must receive treatment as soon as possible; the longer it is delayed, the worse it will be.

Otherwise, they could have taken Yan Han back to Donghai City for treatment.

"Chu Zhen, are you sure you know ophthalmology? Yan Han's eyes can't be delayed," Deacon Li said urgently.

"At least we don't need to use other people's eyeballs for transplantation." Chu Zhen shrugged.

The hospital is currently looking for fresh eyeballs, but these things can't be found overnight.

Dead people's eyeballs won't do; I have to have living people's eyeballs.

No one wants to lose their eyes.

Therefore, the Awakening Alliance is now discussing whether to simply arrest one of the rioters in the prison, gouge out his eyeballs, and transplant them into Yan Han.

"Very well! Since that's the case, then I'll no longer care about this patient. I want to see how you're going to cure him!" With that, Director Cao turned and left.

Seeing this, Steward Li wanted to stop them, but Yan Han, who was on the sickbed, spoke up.

"I believe in Brother Chu, you can all leave."

Chu Zhen saved his life, and even if his eyes can't be cured, he won't make things difficult for Chu Zhen.

As soon as ophthalmologist Director Cao left the ward, news came from the Awakening Alliance.

"Director Cao, the person for the eye transplant is ready. When can you perform the surgery?"

"The surgery is off. Go back and tell your superiors that I'm no longer responsible for this patient named Yan Han."

The man looked astonished upon hearing this.

After that, a deacon arrived from the Awakening Alliance.

Not only that, even Marshal Niu Qingfeng from the military came to the hospital.

"What's going on?"

“Although Yan Han is an Awakener from Donghai City, we all belong to the Awakening Alliance. As the hosts, we cannot ignore this matter,” said the deacon of the Awakening Alliance from Luzhou City.

"It's not that I'm unwilling to treat him, but that someone doesn't want me to treat him," Director Cao said angrily.

"Why?" Niu Qingfeng frowned. He had wanted to take this opportunity to win over Yan Han and persuade him to join the Luzhou City military, but this happened instead.

So, Director Cao recounted what had happened.

"So it was Chu Zhen."

“Isn’t this ridiculous? Although that Chu Zhen is powerful, how could he possibly know medicine?” Niu Qingfeng shook his head and said to Director Cao, “I must ask Director Cao to treat Yan Han’s eyes. This person is very important to me.”

When the military marshal of Luzhou City spoke, even if Director Cao was arrogant, he had to give him face.

“Since the Marshal has said so, I can naturally continue the treatment. However, I want that person named Chu Zhen to apologize to me,” Director Cao said.

As a nationally renowned ophthalmologist, he would be a prominent figure in peacetime, and naturally, he would have a rather strong temper.

"I will speak with Chu Zhen personally later. Please ask Director Cao to arrange the surgery as soon as possible," Niu Qingfeng nodded.

Afterwards, the group went to Yan Han's ward.

However, as soon as he opened the door, he saw Chu Zhen and Yan Han chatting in the room.

Yan Han's right eye bandage was gone, and her blinking eyes showed no signs of blindness.

Holy crap! What's going on?!

His eyes are not

Is it a magic trick?

P.S.: Many readers have asked why the protagonist doesn't build his own power base.

Let me answer this all at once: Although this book begins with a post-apocalyptic setting, it is by no means a post-apocalyptic novel. If you don't believe me, you can check the category markers in the book's details. I have never classified this book as a post-apocalyptic novel.

Furthermore, the earliest version I showed to the editor didn't include the apocalypse at all; it started directly from the second phase of the spiritual revival. However, in order to better describe the changes in the world, I ultimately decided to start writing from the first phase.

Many readers left comments saying that the protagonist of this apocalyptic novel is too saintly.

Don't be silly, this isn't a pure post-apocalyptic story. It's just that the beginning has a bit of an apocalyptic feel to it, and the world-building hasn't been fully unfolded yet.

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