Surgeon who became angry (495):
I don’t want to do extraversion (2)
“Huh~. In the end, I gave permission.”
Han Jin-soo let out a short sigh after hanging up the phone.
I should have rejected it rationally, but for the past few days, only the scene of Joo Seok’s brain surgery has been on my mind.
Even in my dreams, there are several times when I wake up in a rage while performing surgery.
At that point, it felt like it was my destiny to have surgery.
That’s what allowed it.
“Anyway, I was surprised to think it was Joe at first.”
In fact, the moment Han Jin-soo heard Joo-soo’s voice, the word ‘Jo hyung’ almost came out of his mouth.
That’s why Zhu Xi’s voice was similar to that of Cao Cao. Of course, the accent and tone were very different because the times were different. However, Jojo’s unique characteristics were intact in it.
When I thought of Jojo, many memories from the past came to mind and my emotions crossed.
From the first time I met Jojo, to the last time I became an enemy and cut his throat.
“Couldn’t it be that Joe is reincarnating as a tin man! uhh Nonsense. It won’t be. Even with the vice-inspector couple, it was as if Lu-po and Cho-seon were reincarnating.
It was so embarrassing that Cao Cao might have come to mind after hearing the president’s voice.
Jojo’s face, which I looked up on the Internet, did not resemble Jojo at all.
It is far from the couple of deputy chief inspectors whose faces resemble those of Yeo-po and Cho-seon.
“Yes, it’s just that the voices are similar… It won’t be Jo’s reincarnation.”
Han Jin-soo shook his head to shake off his thoughts and turned on the TV.
As I flipped through the channels, a Chinese historical drama dramatizing the Three Kingdoms was on the air.
Usually, I keep it fixed on the medical channel, but today I went to this historical drama.
The scene being aired was of a fireman and Jojo, who later quarreled over the world, sharing their blood and drinking alcohol to become sworn brothers.
Mungle.
When I saw that scene, old memories made my heart ache.
‘If it weren’t for that era of war… we would have been good brothers…’
Han Jin-soo couldn’t take his eyes off the TV until the historical drama ended.
* * *
Dil Dawson, who is said to be the best surgeon in the United States, and Daniel Hammer, who is highly praised for raising the level of Australian medicine to the next level, met 10 years ago at the World Medical Forum and became close friends and often contacted each other.
―Hey, did you get a call from China too?
Dill Dawson, who answered Daniel Hammer’s phone call, laughed lightheartedly.
―Yes, several neurosurgeons besides me have been contacted by Joo Seok. That’s why I asked if you had it too.
-It is not easy. The risk is too great. To be honest, I declined because I was not confident. You must have felt the same way.
―That’s right. I’ll do my best to do it somehow… but I’m not sure until I open it, and the risk is literally too high.
-I thought so. If you and I can’t do it, it’s going to be hard for others to step up. Can someone put a scalpel on the tin’s head? No one will come forward to operate.
―I thought so too, but it seems that one of the doctors in Korea said he would do the surgery.
-huh? Korean doctor? Korea’s medical level is higher than China’s, but I didn’t expect there to be a doctor who would use a scalpel after seeing a tumor located in such a place. Besides, aren’t Korea and China on bad terms with each other?
―As Japan poured tens of millions of tons of radioactive wastewater from Fukushima into the sea, the relationship between Korea and China became a little closer.
-japan! The country is… uhhh. Talking about it makes my mouth feel dirty, so I don’t even want to put it in my mouth! Even though he’s turning the world’s sea water into shit, he’s so shameless. Aye!
―Haha Anyway, I was curious when I heard that a Korean doctor was going to operate, so I looked around and it seems that he is good at surgery.
―No matter how good the surgical skills are, can a tumor attached just below the corpus callosum be removed? No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t find an answer.
―You can do it. However, the problem is that the patient’s life cannot be guaranteed.
―Even a normal person would not want to undergo surgery in such a state, but there is a doctor who says he will open the head of the Chinese president and perform an operation… Even if the wall is big, it’s not usually big. Or half crazy.
-I don’t think I’m crazy. So far, the prognosis for all the patients that the doctor has operated on has been very good. So I guess he did the surgery.
―No matter how good the prognosis is, I still don’t understand. I’m sure he said he’d do it because he could do something, but….. Hehe, I can’t even think about it again.
―It’s the same thing that I can’t even dare. It’s great that you said you would do the surgery.
-yes.
―I am really curious about how the operation will be performed. If I could, I’d like to see the scene where the doctor operated on tin.
―You are undergoing tin surgery in China, do you think outsiders will let you see it?
– I won’t. So, I asked a high-ranking government official who had been treated by me in the past to obtain a file recording the President’s surgery, if possible.
―The president’s surgery will also be performed in strict secrecy, but would you even record it?
―If the operation goes wrong, you may be held accountable, so you should probably record it. In fact, there is a high possibility that the president will no longer be able to sit there after the operation…. The next president needs a suitable scapegoat to solidify his power.
The two were talking as if they were taking the failure of the operation for granted.
– Hmm! I’m going to record it anyway. I don’t know if it will fit into your hands or not.
―If the commentary changes, China will be confused for a while. And my client is a person who can have a lot of influence on the Chinese government.
―Haha If you can get a file recording the surgery scene, please send it to me as well. There’s no way the operation will be successful… but even if it fails, the fact that the operation itself was performed is great. And I also study a lot.
-okay.
* * *
“Wow! This is first class! It’s a different feeling from a private plane!”
When Han Jin-soo made a fuss while drinking ramen and beer, Eul Yeon-kyung put on a slightly absurd expression.
“Aren’t you nervous, Director?”
I’m on my way to surgery on the brain of none other than the Chinese president.
“nervous? Of course you’re not nervous.”
“But looking at the way he is eating ramen now, he seems like a person who is going to a tourist destination rather than going to an operation.”
“I have to go sightseeing after the operation. The last time in Qingdao, there was an earthquake, so I didn’t feel like sightseeing, but they say there are many things to see and eat in Beijing. I barely split the time I didn’t have, but… I can’t go without sightseeing.”
“Somehow, I don’t even have surgery, so I think I’m more nervous than the director.”
“If you are nervous, your hands will become stiff and your range of thinking will be limited, making it difficult to perform surgery well. It’s a surgery that has a low chance of success even if you show 100% of your skills, so can you be nervous and succeed?”
Eul Yeon-kyung was able to realize that Han Jin-soo was very serious, unlike the image he was showing now.
‘Oh, I said something stupid! The person who must be more nervous than anyone else is the director… What do I know?’
“Yes. But that’s not as easy as it sounds. It won’t be easy for anyone to maintain composure like the director before major surgery.”
food.
For a moment, a small smile appeared on Han Jin-soo’s lips.
“Someone worse than the tin also had surgery, so what?”
When he was a fireman, he performed countless surgeries for those in power who could blow off his own head if the operation went wrong.
Compared to such people, the president said that he would at least write a memorandum guaranteeing his life, so it could be said that it was better.
“yes? Anyone more than a tin? Who did you operate on?”
“You wouldn’t know even if I told you. In any case, to become a master, you have to have your own way to relax. By the way, eating ramen on a plane tastes much better. I ate well.”
After Han Jin-su drank the ramen soup, he lay down on his side and closed his eyes. Eul Yeon-kyung looked at Han Jin-soo with a strange expression.
‘Certainly you said you operated on someone worse than tin?’
Is there anyone in this world who is more than tin?
If I had to pick one, it would be the president of the United States or Russia. However, there was no way Han Jin-soo would operate on such people.
Then who is it?
As the grandfather and great-grandfather said, if Han Jin-soo is the reincarnation of Hwa-ta, it can be said that he has the experience of operating on a person worse than the president.
For some reason, my heart was beating.
The hidden truth The truth, which had been covered in multiple layers of veils, took off the veil one by one at some point and now revealed its true face.
‘Hwata’s ancestors can show the age of a great-great-grandfather. By the way, going on a plane together like this… They look like a married couple.’
A slight smile crept across her lips.
The Chinese government said they would send a private plane, but Han Jin-soo refused and boarded a plane.
Of course, I didn’t have to worry about money because the Chinese government paid for all the expenses.
‘At first, my grandfather forced me to take the director as my teacher.
If at that time he had rejected his grandfather’s request, one of his older cousins or second cousins would be sitting here now.
‘Because I’m Eul, not Fahrenheit… Huh!’
* * *
“Kheum, where did you say you were from?”
“I arrived at the airport a little while ago and I am coming with Professor Hwa-jung.”
Even though the secretary frequently reported Han Jin-soo’s movements, the president kept looking at his watch and talking to him.
That’s how urgent it is.
“The data I researched on Dr. Han Jin-soo… Give it to me again.”
“Here it is.”
“Hmm~. 100% success rate….. How could this be? I don’t know much about medical science, but most of them are difficult surgeries, right?”
“The result is so unbelievable that I also called the directors of Qingdao University Hospital and Agu University Hospital several times to confirm after looking at Dr. Han Jin-soo’s data.”
“With this level of skill, why didn’t Mr. Ma know about it? Shouldn’t that normally be world-famous already?”
The commentator called Ma Hyeon-dal, the doctor, Mr. Ma.
“As you can see from the data, the period of prominence is very short. Because of this, it seems that only some of the people involved knew about it.”
“Well, judging by her age, she’s only in her early 30s.”
“Usually it is in the 40s that physicians begin to gain a reputation among doctors. So it’s rather strange that you’ve achieved fame in your 30s.”
“If such a talented person performs surgery… I will be completely cured, too, right?”
In response to the president’s question, the doctor, Ma Hyeon-dal, nodded, hiding his thoughts.
“It is a very difficult operation, but the prognosis is good for all those who underwent brain surgery under Dr. Han Jin-soo, so of course there will be good results for you as well.”
“When Mr. Ma said that, my heart is at ease. By the way, where did Dr. Han Jin-soo say he came from?”
The chieftain suddenly turned his head and asked the secretary.
“yes? At the airport a little while ago…”
“So, how far did you come from the airport with Professor Hwajeong?”
“I will check it now.”
“Check it out quickly.”
“yes.”
Ma Hyeon-dal let out a short sigh inwardly as he looked at Joo-suk, who was full of impatience.
I can understand that feeling, but such an appearance was too far from the usual comments.
‘How nervous and trembling will it be?’
In fact, Ma Hyeon-dal also did not think that he would be able to lead a normal life even if Joo-seok’s surgery was successfully completed.
No matter how well the surgery is done, it is a tumor that has already spread its roots in various parts of the brain.
I was thinking that after the tumor was completely removed, there would be no disabilities such as intelligence, memory, and motor nerves.
‘Well, if a doctor makes a mistake, he could die!’
In the ancient times, when the emperor died, the death of the emperor died, but now there is no need to worry about that at all.
