"I've grown accustomed to my freedom, and besides, while I can help them improve their medical skills, I can't guarantee they'll pass their exams," Lin Feng quickly refused.
Lin Feng wasn't unwilling to impart medical knowledge, but his teaching methods were completely different from those of the academy. The schools taught systematic textbooks, and the exams were very rigid. With the way he taught, nine out of ten students would fail.
Professor Ge sighed with regret as well, but he was powerless to change the current teaching model. He had seen his own students in the hospital, having to flip through books to match symptoms with prescriptions after they graduated.
If the patient had an unusual illness, one not described in the textbooks, the students were at a loss for treatment. The school could train doctors on a large scale, but to cultivate a top-notch doctor, there was still a long way to go after graduation.
