The Intern Who Stopped a Hemorrhage with His Bare Hands

On his birthday, intern doctor Chen Yue is dumped by his gold-digging girlfriend. Heartbroken and disillusioned, he drags himself to his night shift in the emergency room—only to be thrust into a life-or-death operation that leaves the entire department paralyzed. Even the chief physician breaks into a cold sweat, forced to tell the grieving family to prepare for the worst. Just as despair consumes the family and death looms over the operating table, a divine voice echoes in Chen Yue's mind: To the stunned disbelief of every doctor and nurse in the room, Chen Yue shoves the lead surgeon aside: "Move over. I'll do it." With nothing but his bare hands, he stops the bleeding in just three minutes—transforming a doomed surgery into a miracle. From that moment, a legend in the medical world is born. Top specialists call his surgical recordings the "highest bible" of modern medicine. His ex-girlfriend, now realizing what she threw away, begs on her knees for reconciliation. The beautiful young woman he saved offers him her undying gratitude—and more. But Chen Yue just shakes his head: "I'm just an intern. I'm not that impressive."