Zheng Ren and Su Yun reached the interventional operating theater at 8.18 a.m.

  Feng Xuhui stopped at the door as he did not have permission to enter operating rooms in Imperial Capital General. However, right before Su Yun closed the door, Feng Xuhui openly conveyed his intentions: he would be waiting for Zheng Ren and Su Yun to finish their surgery and then go out for lunch together.

  “This guy is still too green,” Su Yun commented when he shut the door.

  Zheng Ren did not pay Feng Xuhui much attention as he only had one thing in mind—the interventional surgery for hepatocellular carcinoma.

  The interventional radiology department had already sent the patient over.

  He guessed that Chief Kong had prepared everything earlier to prevent an awkward situation where Zheng Ren arrived before his patient.

  These situations happened relatively often, and there was no exception, even for Chief Kong.

  Zheng Ren had gained Chief Kong’s recognition after briefly working together and the latter was eager to commence the surgery today, hurriedly handing over his shift before ordering the first patient sent to the operating theater.

  The entire morning shift of the interventional radiology department was aware of the new surgery. All of its doctors were bubbling with excitement as they crammed themselves into the operating theater.

  As for their own department…… The operating theater was not far from the ward, reachable on foot within a minute. What was there to worry about?

  No extraneous task could surpass the significance of observing a new surgical method.