On that day, Zhang Lingchuan, who was out on a normal call, listened to the system as it scanned the cow in front of him that was paralyzed after giving birth, defining it as a rare postpartum paralysis in human history, with a lifespan of only one month, and fell into contemplation.

[Patient's Status: The current mother is recovering, with a comprehensive life expectancy of over three years.]
[System Note: The occurrence of postpartum paralysis in humans is low, and simple paralysis threatening life is even rarer. Yet the host unexpectedly cured it through unorthodox treatment methods, adding significant contribution to rare postpartum paralysis cases while completing the novice task!]


"Yeah, is this how it is when you cut open a cow's abdomen? There's only a tiny bit of blood on the gauze, not like the massive bleeding you'd imagine."


"Medical students came complaining and cursing, looking at this, saying, 'What the hell is this veterinarian doing?!!'


"What a damn neat incision! Are the students from Northeast University's School of Veterinary Medicine this amazing?"


"Is this really high-level stuff, everyone? I'm totally clueless as an outsider!!"


"Superb! Extremely superb! Cutting is the most basic part of surgery, and the amount of bleeding can determine a surgeon's skills. I don't know if there's a difference between cows and humans, but if it were on a human, with so little blood, our surgical director would be calling you 'dad.'


Chapter 30 - Chapter 30: Only Surgeons Who Can Expose Operate—Perfect Level Exposure, Wails Across the Land!