Volume One, Chapter 14: Revoking Yang Feng’s Internship Qualification

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If the hospital’s reputation is lost, who will come here for treatment in the future? Without patients coming in, how can the hospital make money? Could they really rely on their fixed salaries alone? That’s why this meeting was convened—to salvage the hospital’s reputation.

“We must revoke intern Yang Feng’s qualification!”

“Such a blatant fraud must never set foot in our hospital again!”

Soon, a chief physician stood up to voice his opinion. After he spoke, other doctors followed suit.

“I also believe Yang Feng’s intern status should be revoked!”

“Furthermore, we must issue a public statement to clarify that Yang Feng has no affiliation with our hospital!”

“If we don’t take swift action against Yang Feng, our hospital’s reputation will surely be tarnished!”

“Yes, that makes perfect sense!”

“When Yang Feng was interning here, he completely disregarded our hospital’s rules!”

“He not only failed to perform adequate examinations on patients but also rarely prescribed medicine, which led to frequent patient complaints!”

Many doctors agreed that Yang Feng’s intern qualification must be revoked. Under no circumstances should Yang Feng be allowed to return to Donghai First Hospital.

At Donghai Medical University, Guo Zhiming spoke up on Yang Feng’s behalf, but at Donghai First Hospital, almost no one defended him. The reason was simple: Yang Feng had long since resigned from the hospital. While he still retained his intern qualification, he was no longer a doctor at Donghai First Hospital. Since he was no longer part of the hospital, naturally no one would stand up for him.

More importantly, during his time at Donghai First Hospital, Yang Feng had jeopardized the interests of many. As an intern, refusing to conduct thorough examinations or prescribe sufficient medication severely impacted the hospital’s revenue. Without income, how could the hospital pay its doctors and nurses? Thus, no one defended him.

If it weren’t for Donghai Medical University’s recommendation, the hospital likely wouldn’t have even kept Yang Feng’s intern status. Now that such a scandal had emerged, the hospital had to sever ties with him promptly. Besides, Yang Feng was only an intern; even if they revoked his qualification, it wouldn’t affect the hospital.

Even if his intern status was revoked now, Donghai Medical University wouldn’t have grounds to protest.

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For the sake of Donghai First Hospital’s interests, revoking Yang Feng’s intern qualification was the only option.

“In that case, I hereby announce the decision,” the vice president presiding over the meeting declared, “First, revoke Yang Feng’s intern qualification! Second, issue a public statement clarifying that Yang Feng has no association with our hospital!”

Yang Feng was just an intern; revoking his status was a mere formality. If he hadn’t caused such a huge scandal, this meeting wouldn’t have been necessary.

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“Yang Feng was indeed an intern at our hospital, but he resigned a year ago!”

“Considering Yang Feng’s actions after leaving Donghai First Hospital—producing and selling counterfeit medicine to swindle patients’ hard-earned money—our hospital has made the following decisions!”

“First, revoke Yang Feng’s intern qualification permanently and never employ him again!”

“Second, Yang Feng has no connection with our hospital; his actions are personal, and we bear no responsibility!”

Donghai First Hospital quickly published their official statement regarding Yang Feng. Once the announcement was made, the hospital’s reputation was preserved.

With the hospital’s statement, the counterfeit drug scandal reached a fever pitch. Previously, most netizens believed Yang Feng had sold fake medicine and exploited ALS patients. Now that both Donghai Medical University and Donghai First Hospital had expelled him, it further confirmed Yang Feng’s criminal guilt.

Meanwhile, countless netizens unleashed harsh criticism against him online.

“Nonsense! Utter nonsense!”

“Donghai Medical University and Donghai First Hospital are completely blind to the truth!”

“How could they make such decisions without a proper investigation?”

Inside the Donghai Qincheng Law Firm’s office, Ning Qingcheng shouted in fury upon seeing the institutions’ decisions.

“That wretched Ma Rongrong—if not for Yang Feng, she’d have been dead long ago!”

“Unbelievably cruel, she even slandered Yang Feng viciously on her livestream!”

“If I had known, I wouldn’t have saved her. She should have died sooner!”

Ning Qingcheng cursed loudly at Ma Rongrong’s livestream. Since the announcement by Donghai Medical University and Donghai First Hospital, Ning Qingcheng’s anger had been boiling over.

“Qingcheng, you’re a top lawyer. Do you think Yang Feng can win this case?” Su Mei asked anxiously.

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Su Mei had watched Yang Feng grow up. She had always regarded him as her own child. Now, with such a grave crisis, she was deeply worried. Early that morning, she came to the law firm, hoping Ning Qingcheng could assist Yang Feng.

“Dean Su, this case won’t be easy,” Ning Qingcheng said, shaking her head and sighing. “So many patients have accused Yang Feng of selling counterfeit drugs. The police even caught him red-handed at the transaction site—there’s undeniable evidence!”

With all this proof against him, and numerous patient complaints, Yang Feng’s situation was dire.

“What can we do then?” Su Mei’s face was filled with anxiety at the thought of Yang Feng possibly going to jail.

“Dean Su, please don’t panic yet,” Ning Qingcheng reassured her. “If we can prove that the drugs Yang Feng sold were not counterfeit, then we have a chance to win.”

“Our immediate priority is to convince the judge that Yang Feng’s medicine truly helps control ALS symptoms.”

Seeing Su Mei’s worried expression, Ning Qingcheng hurried to comfort her.

“Yang Feng told me himself that all the drugs he sold were genuine,” Su Mei said emotionally. “Most of those patients were on the brink of death when they found Yang Feng. Their survival so far was entirely thanks to his medicine. Without it, they would have died long ago.”

“Even if we prove Yang Feng’s drugs are effective against ALS, there’s still a problem…” Ning Qingcheng continued, “Yang Feng produced and sold these medicines without proper legal authorization. From a legal standpoint, they are still considered counterfeit.”

“According to the law, selling medicine without a license carries legal consequences—at minimum fines and confiscation of illegal earnings.”

Even if we prove the drugs aren’t fake, that doesn’t mean they’re legally recognized as genuine. Yang Feng broke the law from the moment he started selling them.