Xie Wanying nodded.
Huang Zhilei remembered something important and reminded his junior, "Doctor Wang is on duty in the department today, don't ask him any questions. Wait for me to return and then ask me."
To an ordinary medical student who had just entered clinical practice, this advice would be incomprehensible. As someone who had been reborn and had experience in the hospital, Xie Wanying understood what it meant. It meant that, at least within the Neurosurgery Department, her senior brother and Doctor Wang were not from the same faction.
In the circle of doctors, factions are comparable to martial arts sects, with each sect possessing their unique techniques. In the circle of doctors, this translates to their preferred medical technology. Medical science itself is an endless subject of debate. Some doctors believe that only their medical skills can save lives, dismissing others' techniques as inadequate — such occurrences are common.
