University Doctor and His Fragile Patients-Chapter 354 - 288: Is It Moral Coercion Just Because His Leg Is Broken?

"Classmate, he did it for you..."

Chen Mu was just teasing lightly.

But unfortunately, there's an idiot next to him.

He started yelling directly towards the girls.

The guy in the white coat had a simple thought.

He wanted to help the guy who broke his leg confess. After paying such a big price, there should be some kind of result, good or bad, right?

Who knew.

As soon as he started to speak, Chen Mu slapped him on the head.

He was suddenly attacked!

The attacker was none other than Chen Mu, and the guy in the white coat looked at Chen Mu with some resentment, "Dr. Chen, I just wanted to help him..."

Chen Mu sneered, "What? You want to help him, so you think you can morally coerce others?"

Moral coercion?!

The guy in the white coat was shocked upon hearing those words from Chen Mu.

His lips twitched unnaturally, and he murmured softly, "Dr. Chen, there's no need to take it to such heights..."

"It's just a confession. If she really doesn't like him, she can just refuse."

"It's not enough to call it moral coercion..."

He truly felt that Chen Mu was overdoing it.

Chen Mu was also bemused at this moment, sighed, and stared at the guy in the white coat in front of him, asking, "Do you have a sister at home, or maybe a younger one?"

The guy in the white coat nodded, "I have a younger sister who just started college."

Talking about his sister, the guy's eyes also lit up a bit, "Dr. Chen, my sister is also studying medicine, and she admires you greatly!"

"Most importantly! My sister is also single, do you want me to give you her contact details?"

Chen Mu: "..."

If it weren't illegal.

Chen Mu really wanted to crack open the guy's head to see what kind of nonsense was inside.

After sighing.

He pointed to the boy on the ground, "He might end up with a limp. If he confessed to your sister and succeeded, could you accept having a brother-in-law like that?"

The guy in the white coat answered without thinking, "How could that be! My sister is so outstanding, how could she be matched with a man like him!"

"Besides, given the reason for his fall, maybe it's not just his leg that's broken, his brain might be too."

The boy on the ground cried harder, sobbing as he reminded, "Doctor, I can hear what you're saying..."

In an instant.

The guy in the white coat's face also turned a bit embarrassed.

Chen Mu glanced at the patient on the ground, not paying much attention to whether he could hear or not.

Instead, he turned to the guy in the white coat and said, "Your own sister is a no-go, but someone else's sister, or daughter, is fair game?"

The guy in the white coat instinctively.

Still wanted to argue, "But... this classmate fell because of her... she can refuse too..."

Chen Mu snorted coldly, "Because of her? If that girl had asked him to climb up, then it would be because of her!"

"If he climbed to such a dangerous place out of his own infatuation and self-moved emotions, why should she face his confession?"

The guy in the white coat still couldn't quite grasp Chen Mu's logic, "Just facing it, isn't it okay, when he went to such lengths..."

Chen Mu sneered, "Your emphasis has always been that he might become lame, and that it's all because of that girl."

"Isn't that, too, a form of moral coercion?"

The guy in the white coat's face turned pale.

He belatedly realized.

Maybe...

It counts as...

Chen Mu: "We're live broadcast here now!"

"You might think that there's nothing wrong with what you said."

"In fact."

"After you say it, many people will stand on your side, accusing the girl in question, saying he broke his leg for you, how can you bear to refuse him?"

"When it comes to themselves, they might not accept such an affection, but when morally coercing others, everyone stands on the moral high ground."

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"What Dr. Chen says isn't just scaremongering, I've seen similar real-life events."

"Once, there was a boy very different in status who confessed to our school's beauty at graduation. Everyone was shouting to accept him! But before that day, our school beauty didn't even know who he was..."

"I've also encountered situations where a girl confessed to a boy in our class, and everyone criticized the boy, saying he didn't know how lucky he was, but in reality, the boy already had a girlfriend, and the girl who confessed knew it too..."

"When moral coercing others, everyone can stand on the high ground."

"Dr. Chen was clear-headed, stopping it in time, and even stood up for the girl..."

"I always feel that Dr. Chen isn't just clear-headed, he's seen similar situations before, after all, with the kid who got bitten by the dog earlier, when borrowing money, Dr. Chen also warned my wife in advance."

"Hai City University can comprehensively protect its students, perhaps because they've seen the consequences of neglect before."

"I get it! In the end, it's all about fate!"

"???!!!"

"You really understand then..."

"..."

—

"Dr. Chen, I know I was wrong, and I won't do it again in the future."

Chen Mu snorted, continuing, "You must remember, you are a doctor, dealing with treating and saving lives, so even if you indirectly cause trouble, it's not permissible."

The guy in the white coat nodded.

Yet he still had some misunderstanding regarding Chen Mu's point, "Dr. Chen..."

Chen Mu: "Hmm?"

"In your view, should doctors have a higher moral standard than practitioners in other industries?"

Just as he asked this.

The guy in the white coat realized he might have said the wrong thing.

Some things.

He could ask privately, but in front of the live broadcast cameras, he should be cautious with his words.

He shouldn't burden Dr. Chen because of his curiosity.

The guy in the white coat never even thought.

That Chen Mu would answer his question, just as he was trying to steer away from this awkward topic.

He heard Chen Mu chuckle.

Then, in a very affirmative tone, he answered him, "Of course."

"Huh?" The guy in the white coat still didn't understand why Chen Mu would answer such a question.

Yet he heard Chen Mu once again, in a very affirmative tone, say, "Of course! The profession of a doctor, of course, requires a higher moral standard!"

"You might feel that, as a small-time doctor, you don't have any special privileges."

"But it doesn't mean that the people around you think so, let me give you a real example?"

As he spoke.

Chen Mu didn't care whether the guy in the white coat wanted to listen, he just carried on with his story, "When I was interning, a fellow intern received a message from his mom."

"Had I not seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't believe there's someone in the world who could say something so outrageous."

"She said his uncle needed a kidney transplant and asked him, working at the hospital, to help find a kidney source..."

The guy in the white coat didn't quite get it, "Help apply? But the thing about kidneys is, on one hand, many people are on the waiting list, and on the other, it needs to match. Even if he works in a hospital, it's hard to help, right?"

"Our teacher once said in class that applying for a kidney source is actually about luck..."

Chen Mu sighed, "Never underestimate the evil of human nature. The kidney source they're talking about and the one you're thinking of aren't the same thing..."