Chapter One Xiuchuan Memorial Medical Center.
Four twelve-story medical buildings surrounded the central main building like satellites, with sky bridges connecting their second floors, and the ground featuring lush garden landscaping; the basement floors one, two, and three housed various facilities including shops, restaurants, laundry services, snack streets, parking lots, and more.
Xiuchuan Memorial Comprehensive Hospital had repeatedly expanded and was officially renamed “Xiuchuan Memorial Medical Center”, growing increasingly massive and becoming a renowned medical kingdom dominating Asia and internationally recognized.
The sky was clear for thousands of miles.
The helicopter’s propellers roared loudly, breaking the medical building’s tranquility. The rooftop helipad was crowded with the hospital director, deputy directors, chief surgeons, and security personnel, preparing to receive a VIP… or more accurately, an “injured patient”.
The helicopter landed, and before anyone could welcome the arrival, a disheveled man leaped down.
The man’s black hair flew in the wind. His white Armani shirt had only two buttons hastily fastened, and his black trousers were stained with blood. His sharp eyes and strong nose were complemented by a clearly defined thin lips, exuding an unavoidable aura of authority that was intimidating.
“Mr. Guan…” the hospital director hurried to greet him.
“Save her!” The severe, unquestionable command burst from the man’s clenched teeth.
“Yes, yes…” The reason the hospital director was so humble was simple – the man before him was the behind-the-scenes owner of this medical center, the financial backer controlling all medical staff’s livelihoods, and the grandson of the founder Guan Wangui – Guan Longji.
This famous private hospital was established by mining magnate Guan Wangui to commemorate his father Guan Xiuchuan, and had been operating for nearly thirty years.
Guan Wangui had recruited top doctors from various fields, generously purchased cutting-edge medical equipment, and designed comfortable, spacious, and bright wards. As a result, Xiuchuan Memorial Comprehensive Hospital built an excellent reputation. Though the Guan family’s mining business had declined, the hospital had become a golden goose in the Guan family’s chain of enterprises.
In that conservative era, Guan Wangui indeed had unique vision and foresight.
A group of well-trained medical personnel immediately began emergency procedures without waiting for instructions.
