Chapter 2532: “Suitable” Isn’t Just Empty Words

Why is Cao Zhao in such a hurry to come here?

There’s no reason to shelter his disciples. Snatch people? Has Cao Zhao ever snatched anything? Cao Zhao is a celestial being, always uncontentious, never competing with others.

"You’re the one who’s strange. You’re an orthopedic doctor, why would you be interested in a student studying cardiac surgery with me?" Cao Zhao considered himself the calmest one, speaking to his old friend.

Liu Huaiyu’s surprised gaze fell on his face, pondering for a moment before saying: "Isn’t your brother a neurosurgeon? Maybe let him check your brain?"

The joke needed to stop appropriately as he received Cao Zhao’s icy-cold glare.

This bunch of mischievous friends loves joking and playing, but today’s topic was discussing students’ academics and skills, leaving no room for jokes.

With this, Liu Huaiyu’s attitude became serious, clarifying that from the beginning, he was speaking about academics rather than the fun the other person misunderstood: "They are students from Guoxie, but after graduation, it doesn’t mean they will stay at Guoxie. Guoxie students have worked at our school. Similarly, our Guodu students have contributed to Guoxie. I’ve asked around and learned that Guoxie orthopedics considers her to have promising talent for orthopedics, and upon seeing her today, I also think so."

Leaving aside Student Xie’s personal interests, her ability to construct in three dimensions is undoubtedly an outstanding golden finger in orthopedics. It’s not said casually by the orthopedic seniors that she is suited for orthopedics—whether it’s Chang Jiawei or Liu Huaiyu, they’re all viewing it from a technical perspective in orthopedics.

(Student Xie: It turns out that while she was observing the teachers, the teachers were also analyzing her, exploring her technical value. Clinical seniors really should not be underestimated.)

"I’ve heard she’s looking for a research mentor. I’m thinking about whether to take her to visit my laboratory." Liu Huaiyu regretted blurting out what he was thinking, realizing he should have secretly taken her without saying it.

Cao Zhao’s dark eyes indeed looked at him with surprise.

That day at Guoxie, he was stirring the pot. Everyone knew it; for a Guodu teacher to become a research mentor for a Guoxie student required numerous processes and procedures to deal with, and it might not even happen, directly discouraging both the teacher and student.

"Why not?" Liu Huaiyu grew increasingly confident in his idea as he spoke. No matter how difficult the procedures, it’s just extra legwork. In clinical settings, meeting someone with extraordinary talent is a rare opportunity, possibly only once in a lifetime.

Children’s orthopedics, unlike adult orthopedics, requires less physical labor. As for why there are fewer female doctors in this specialty, perhaps it’s because female doctors may not be very skilled at orthopedic thinking. The rarity signifies an anomaly when one emerges, a top-tier elite, easily surpassing the average orthopedic doctor.

With this talent, rather than entering Guoxie’s adult orthopedics, it’s better to come to our pediatric orthopedics. Pediatric orthopedics is quite profitable. During a child’s growth, they frequently experience accidents. When treating children, parents are willing to spend money.

After this technical analysis from his old friend, Cao Zhao’s dark eyes sunk deeply.

This thing, when you never thought much of it, its value suddenly skyrockets as more people vie for it.

Is this the beginning of him losing control?

Fortunately, he had a contingency plan, just as he expressed at Guoxie that day; he could always steer his student back his way.

Liu Huaiyu seemed to guess what he was thinking, surprised: "What are you thinking about? I came up with the idea first, shouldn’t it be my turn first?"