Mr. Bo, if you continue to be stubborn, your wife will get married!

Pei Jingxia smiled:
"You're welcome. By the way, I have a rest this week, so come to my house for dinner."

Speaking of having dinner together, of course everyone is very happy.

"Doctor Pei want to treat you?" Zhou Tong asked.

Pei Jingxia nodded:

"I've wanted to treat everyone to a meal for a long time. I've been busy since I've been busy. There shouldn't be anything else to do this week."

As soon as the words came out, Zhou Tong said quickly:
"Shh! Doctor Pei, I don't want to say this!"

"what?"

Pei Jingxia was immediately confused.

Zhou Tong looked around cautiously, and then explained: "Doctor Pei, there is a mysterious power in our hospital that no one dares to believe. Yes, that is the power of the night shift god!"

The God of Night Shift?

Have you read too much science fiction?

Of course Zhou Tong saw the doubt on Pei Jingxia's face and laughed a few times:

"Doctor Pei don't believe it? Yuanyuan, can you tell me if that's the case?"

If someone says you don’t believe it, then look for someone to prove it.

Ma Yuanyuan nodded: "That's true."

I don’t know what is the curse?

Or is it the Schrödinger effect?

"Everyone in the hospital must abide by some rules and regulations tacitly anyway. To sum up, there are at least five major laws." Rule [-]: Don't set up a flag easily before leaving get off work.
Words like “I’m very free today”, “I haven’t been tired lately”, “I’m lucky today”, etc. will definitely make me so busy that I want to go back and delete these words.

Pei Jingxia was stunned as he listened to the two people talking to each other.

"What about Law [-]?" asked.

Zhou Tong answered:
"The second law is the surprise at shift change.

It is said that there is a kind of shift in the hospital that is so busy that it is called: I really shouldn’t switch shifts with him!

Because in many cases, the patient's condition may be stable before the shift is changed, but as soon as the shift is changed, as soon as the patient is handed over and left, the patient must be rescued immediately.

The most exaggerated thing is that it is very likely that the number of emergency patients will be filled immediately after the shift is changed, the corridors will also be filled, and a few more emergency surgeries will be added.

The pre-operative conversations and signatures were done one by one. Sitting in the office, I said, 'Good boy, sit next to me.' I took the informed consent form and notification letter and preached together. 'Here, please pass the paper to the classmate next to you.' It was a sense of déjà vu. "

Listening to Dr. Zhou's vivid description, Pei Jingxia seemed to have seen those images in his mind. His shoulders shook unconsciously and the corners of his mouth twitched:

This second law seems to be somewhat unacceptable!
It should be said that as long as they are medical staff, everyone is afraid of this, right?
"As for the other three of the five laws, one is - newcomers must be bullied. As the name suggests, the God of Night Shift likes to bully newcomers!"

Pei Jingxia really recalled it carefully. When he came to the hospital on the first day, it seemed that he was also the first night shift, right?I was really busy that night, with high blood pressure, atrial fibrillation, hypoglycemia, falling out of bed, and cerebral hemorrhage all coming together, and it couldn't be more sour.

There are two other laws, which are actually more common. Everyone knows that there are certain fruits that cannot be eaten in the department, such as mango, which is homophoned as "busy dog", and strawberry, because it may bring you more "bad luck" .

Based on the lethality of strawberries, it can be concluded that dragon fruit cannot be eaten, red clothes are not recommended, and blueberries and cranberries are also involved in this recipe.

Also, remember to take a shower, wash yourself cleanly, and wash away all the bad luck.

Pei Jingxia was amazed. This was the first time he heard so many legends.

Are you sure there is scientific proof?
Ahem. (End of chapter)