University Doctor and His Fragile Patients-Chapter 301 - 251: Forged Medical Records! Internship Stamps for 5 Yuan Each!

Seeing a room full of suspicious gazes, all focused on himself.

At this moment, Lu Xiong truly feels he's more wronged than Dou E.

"It's not!"

"Students came to me, claiming they were allergic to sweat, just coincidentally during last year, when the school was at its peak in forging medical records..."

Chen Mu raised his hand: "I can vouch for Teacher Lu Xiong on this."

"Whenever it's close to exam time, there are always some students who, in addition to studying hard, come up with all sorts of non-compliant ways to pass."

The doctors in lab coats: "..."

Talking about cheating in such nice terms.

Really, Dr. Chen, we feel bad for you.

"The most important thing is..."

Chen Mu sighed, "the coincidental part is that last year, during Hai City University's graduation season, there emerged a talent unseen in a decade..."

Hearing Chen Mu say this.

The doctors in lab coats looked eagerly at Chen Mu's direction.

Are you kidding!

In the eyes of outsiders like them.

Every fragile student from Hai City University is a "rare talent."

However.

Dr. Chen, who has so many fragile students at Hai City University, still says there's a talent unseen in ten years.

What kind of extraordinary person must he be?!

You should know!

Even He Congming has never received such high praise!

In an instant.

The curiosity of the doctors in lab coats was sparked to the maximum.

Chen Mu sighed: "At the beginning of the graduation season, the school required students to obtain internship certificates to receive their diplomas."

"But indeed, some students, due to their personal connections, couldn't find work or internships."

"These people simply couldn't get internship certificates."

"And coincidentally..."

"A recent graduate of Hai City University opened a print shop at the school gate as a startup."

"He discovered the awkward situation of his fellow alumni not having internship certificates."

"So..."

"This guy took the stamp from his print shop and began selling internship certificates with the print shop stamp, five yuan each."

Knowing that this occasion might not be very appropriate.

But listening to Chen Mu recall to this point.

There was still one doctor in a lab coat who couldn't help but quietly mutter: "Five yuan, that's quite cheap?"

"Cheap? Haha! Yes, it's cheap!"

Chen Mu snorted coldly.

His eyes full of helplessness: "Five yuan per certificate, just skip a bottle of soda and you can get an internship certificate, how cost-effective!"

"Do you know how this was discovered by the school?"

As the listeners in the room all shook their heads in unison.

Chen Mu sighed: "That year, Hai City University received nearly a thousand internship certificates from the same print shop!"

The doctors in lab coats: "Whoa!"

Chen Mu: "Even a fool would know that the print shop at the school gate couldn't possibly have that many interns..."

—

"Honestly speaking, the five yuan per internship certificate really tempted me!"

"My roommate went to the electronics factory to screw in bolts just for an internship certificate!"

"It's not bad to be given an internship certificate, some companies don't even issue them; my first job after graduation is already in labor arbitration!"

"Smart ones are already on their way to the print shop at the school gate, don't just talk about five yuan, I'd pay fifty for a stamp too!"

"Speaking of this, Hai City University students just want to cry; that senior has already been sent by the school to work on a sewing machine, boohoo..."

"For such a petty thing, surely Hai City University wasn't necessary?"

"..."

—

Chen Mu continued talking.

While handing a cup of warm water to the sweating Lu Xiong.

After drinking the warm water, Lu Xiong continued with Chen Mu's tale.

"When the internship certificate incident was exposed, the school turned a blind eye not to affect the graduation of a large number of students."

"But the school did send people to negotiate with the printshop."

"Considering that the other party was also a graduate of Hai City University, the school didn't pursue the matter deeply."

Chen Mu also sighed: "The school didn't pursue it, wanting to give him a chance to reform."

"Unexpectedly, this guy misunderstood the situation."

"Last year during military training, many fake sick leave notes from the school hospital and medical records appeared at Hai City University..."

"Just how serious was it?"

A year later.

Recalling that spectacular scene, Chen Mu's lips still couldn't help twitching: "Two classes submitted sick notes for the entire class, not a single student went to participate in military training."

The doctors in lab coats: "..."

All university students.

Why are only Hai City University's students so unruly?!

Did we attend university for nothing?!

Chen Mu sighed: "Not only that, on the first day of military training last year, the attendance rate was less than fifty percent."

"Moreover, all these sick notes came from the school hospital."

"Scared the chief instructor responsible for last year's military training, who personally ran to the school clinic to find me, wanting to know if the school had some major food poisoning or infectious disease..."

—

"Ugh! Imagining being last year's chief instructor already got me sweating bullets!"

"Imagining being Dr. Chen also feels collapsed! Could it be the print shop's handiwork again?"

"Dr. Chen: When did the school hospital have so many sick notes going out, why didn't I know?"

"Seriously, do you all just not want military training that bad?"

"Hai University students quietly raise hands, I'm one of the buyers of sick notes, I originally just went to photocopy materials, but the owner told me that's how Hai University students get through training so I got scammed into paying!"

"..."

—

Lu Xiong interjected: "Around the same timeline, physical education courses were also heavily affected."

"Almost all physical education teachers at the school received a large number of medical records from the school hospital, and even from top-tier hospitals during that period."