My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 1110

Chapter 1110: Chapter 1092: Thank Goodness for You Chapter 1110: Chapter 1092: Thank Goodness for You Zhu Sunzhang hung up the phone and burst into laughter, feeling immensely satisfied.

“Go ahead, brag in front of me, keep bragging,” he thought.

Now he had busted his own boastful bubble.

His main hospital was always superior to their Third Hospital.

They just needed to send someone over to learn the technology quietly, without making any noise; mastering the technology was all that mattered.

There was no need for all this drama, but now look what happened—they had embarrassed themselves.

Served them right.

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Right now, Director Zhu was feeling incredibly smug.

From now on, he’d have every excuse to stomp that shameless old fool under his heel.

The man wanted to make others miserable, but he ended up making a complete fool of himself instead.

And indeed, it was quite satisfying.

If anyone could perfectly embody taking joy in another’s misery, Director Zhu was second to none.

If he claimed the second spot, there simply wouldn’t be a contender for first in this world.

The snow on the roads was continuously being cleared, and vehicles were able to pass without any problems, reportedly because the snow removal units used anti-slip vehicles and had also stocked up on a good supply of industrial salt ahead of time.

It was thanks to this industrial salt that the main roads were clear of snow.

Otherwise, who knows how many accidents there would’ve been.

While the main roads were fine, the smaller side streets struggled with snow removal.

From the start of the heavy snowfall, the number of patients with injuries from falls began to increase in the hospitals, along with those suffering from colds, and those whose colds developed into more severe illnesses—there were countless such cases.

The hospitals were out of beds; even the corridors were packed with extra hospital beds, turning each hospital into a chaotic mess.

It wasn’t just their hospital in this state—all hospitals, big and small, public and private, shared the same concern, with none spared of the overcrowding.

All were admitting numerous patients with a variety of issues: car accidents, falls, colds.

Especially at the main hospital, every day was like going into battle.

Tang Yuxin called Gu Ning, feeling worried about him every single day, especially seeing so many car accident victims, she feared for Gu Ning’s safety out there.

“Don’t worry, I’m fine,” Gu Ning comforted Tang Yuxin.

“It’s also thanks to following your advice and stocking up on plenty of industrial salt early on.

With the traffic conditions being so bad now, trying to buy more industrial salt has become a very difficult task.”