Emotion Points: I Run a Night Market Stall Curing All Diseases

Chen Mo, a resident doctor at a top-tier hospital, was fired after a patient's family complained about "over-treatment" for insisting on an ECG for a "cold" patient. That night, he set up a stall at the night market: "Ten yuan to cure any disease, twenty back if not cured." The first customer was a delivery guy clutching his stomach. Chen Mo glanced at him for three seconds: "Acute appendicitis. Half an hour later and it'll perforate." The guy cursed and walked off. [Ding! Shock value from delivery guy +99!] [Congratulations, host! You've obtained: Mastery of Minimally Invasive Appendectomy!] Chen Mo discovered he had awakened an emotion value system—the more shocked, grateful, or doubtful the patients, the more rewards he gained, and he could exchange them for advanced medical tech. But the cost: every time he saved someone, he had to endure part of their pain. His former department chief comes to seek treatment—will he treat him? The cold, beautiful hospital director hands him a business card—will he take it? Global bigwigs line up to make an appointment with him, and he says only one thing: "Line up, ten yuan each, twenty back if not cured." — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Emotion Points: I Run a Night Market Stall Curing All Diseases — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠