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"This isn't about which major you're in; it's about how young people these days think they're incredibly capable and like to boast. This is a very bad habit that needs to be corrected."

Du Zhongjing snorted coldly. His words were clearly pointed, and he wasn't just referring to Ye Bai.

Sure enough, Song Fuling's pretty face darkened upon hearing this, but she couldn't very well refute it.

"Director Du is right. We must not encourage the tendency of young people to be ambitious and eager for quick success. Especially since we are all studying medicine, we should be even more aware that medical skills are related to age to some extent."

Hua Zhenghao smiled and nodded, directly stating his stance: he was on Du Zhongjing's side.

Seeing this, Ye Bai, who couldn't get a word in edgewise, suddenly felt a toothache.

There is no doubt that there are considerable conflicts among these department heads and professors in the medical school.

The most obvious one is the conflict between the old and the young.

In recent years, as older professors have retired one after another, medical schools have begun to renew their management and faculty.

Many young people were recruited and promoted, and Song Fuling is one of the representative figures.

At just over thirty years old, he became the head of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which made many older people either resentful and envious, or simply displeased.

Du Zhongjing and Hua Zhenghao were both department heads, so it's not that they were jealous, but there's no doubt that they didn't like each other.

What right does a mere young man have to be on equal footing with them?

Normally it would be fine, with Chen Yizhen's influence, and since everyone is an adult, they all have the basic skill of being hypocritical.

However, Ye Bai's arrival clearly seemed poised to disrupt this already unstable situation.

What's more, some people were so presumptuous as to suspect that the body was not a suicide but a murder, which the two department heads couldn't stand.

And there's an even more important reason.

The death of a student is no small matter, and the difference between suicide and homicide is even greater!

This not only affects the school's image, but also their year-end bonuses and future performance evaluations!

This is all closely related to one's own interest, so naturally no one wants to create trouble for themselves.

"Teacher Ye, are you sure there's really a problem?"

Chen Yizhen looked at Ye Bai and asked.

As the vice principal, he also had concerns, and even more so than Du Zhongjing and Hua Zhenghao.

But his character was such that he would never allow his student to die without knowing why.

"100% certain."

Ye Bai nodded.

If he didn't even have this much skill, the old Celestial Master would probably have already wielded his peach wood sword and used a "cleansing" technique on him.

"Then let's all go and take a look."

Chen Yizhen had no more doubts and finally made a decision.

Of all those present, only Ye Bai truly knew the extent of his medical skills.

"Vice Principal Chen, if I remember correctly, Teacher Ye is supposed to give a trial lesson later, right? What if we waste all our time here and cause a delay?"

"Everyone here is incredibly busy; in fact, they're all swamped. I'm afraid they won't be able to find any time for the next few days..."

Du Zhongjing frowned and said coldly.

"How about we skip the trial lecture? Isn't this Professor Ye very confident in his medical skills? Why does he insist that there's a problem with the cause of death? In that case, let's just treat the autopsy results as the exam."

"If he's right, it means he's passed the exam and will be qualified to teach. If he's talking nonsense, then his qualification will be revoked, and he'll have to work as a security guard at the gate."

Hua Zhenghao chuckled and made a suggestion.

Ye Bai was specially hired by Chen Yizhen, which means that the relationship between the two must be extraordinary.

However, Hua Zhenghao still had to give the vice principal some face, so he didn't intend to kick Ye Bai out directly.

Security guards have legitimate jobs and should not be discriminated against.

"Director Hua's idea is good, I agree, this will save everyone from having to go through all that trouble."

Many professors nodded in agreement; both the older and younger ones shared the same opinion.

Nobody's interested in listening to a teaching assistant's trial lecture; getting things done here is better than anything else.

"Director Song, what do you think?"

Du Zhongjing looked at Song Fuling and asked.

Song Fuling glanced at Ye Bai, took a deep breath, making her ample bosom appear even more striking, and nodded, saying, "I have no objection."

"Since everyone agrees, let's make that decision."

Chen Yizhen did not object; he felt there was no need to arrange a trial lecture for Ye Bai.

Even he, a medical master who is inferior to him, would he really need to give a trial lecture to these professors whose medical skills are not even as good as his? Could they even understand it?

"Teacher Ye, it seems that both Vice Principal Chen and Director Song have a lot of confidence in you. You're not going to back out on your own, are you?"

Hua Zhenghao looked at Ye Bai and continued his sarcastic remarks.

"...What grudge do I have against you? Did I kill your parents, or steal your wife?"

Ye Bai looked at Hua Zhenghao with a strange expression.

He really couldn't understand why this guy always looked so bitter and resentful when they were meeting for the first time, and why he was trying to find ways to provoke him.

"Pfft..."

Upon hearing Ye Bai's question, everyone else was taken aback, but Song Fuling couldn't help but laugh so hard she was doubled over, her body shaking uncontrollably, until she couldn't even straighten up.

"Teacher Ye! Please watch your words! You are a teacher; you should have basic professional ethics!"

Hua Zhenghao's face turned as black as the bottom of a pot as he angrily rebuked him.

"Oh, so it seems there's no grudge. Then why are you always targeting me? Did you eat too much at lunch?"

Ye Bai curled his lip, too lazy to waste words with this guy. As he walked towards the corpse, he said indifferently, "Just do as you say. If I'm wrong, I'll get lost."

……

“Vice Principal Chen, Teacher Hua, although the body hasn’t been officially sent for autopsy yet, the results are basically finalized. I don’t think there’s any need for further examination, right?”

The forensic doctor was not old, only in his early twenties, and wore black-rimmed glasses, looking rather refined.

Moreover, he was very polite, and judging from the way he addressed people, he seemed to be a graduate of medical school and a student of Hua Zhenghao.

“Xiao Zheng, we didn’t want this either. It’s just that this new teacher, Ye, thinks he has exceptional medical skills and insists that the cause of death is not suicide.”

"And judging from their posture, it seems they can produce evidence to force us to come over!"

Hua Zhenghao looked helpless, completely absolving himself of any responsibility.

"But this doesn't quite follow the rules..."

Xiao Zheng looked troubled. Autopsies are the work of forensic doctors, and outsiders shouldn't get involved.

"Xiao Zheng, let a few professors take a look. Maybe they'll make some new discoveries."

The officer in charge pondered for a moment, then looked at Xiao Zheng and said.

Ordinary people are of course not allowed to approach corpses, but medical school professors are naturally not considered ordinary people.

It is no exaggeration to say that at least half of the most skilled medical practitioners in Jingzhou were in medical schools.