Chapter 231

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A person commented online: [Is there no one left in the medical profession? With so many people present at the time, why was it a young girl who ended up saving Mr. Longley?]

Another person wrote: [I remember that events like this always require an invitation. What is this young lady’s status? How is she able to participate in such a high-level event?]

A third person wrote: [She really showed off this time. Even though Mr. Longley’s health is extremely precious, she still dared to make a move on him recklessly. She is lucky this time. Otherwise, she would have been in real trouble.]

Someone else commented: [I think she’s desperate to show off and become famous, even to the point of recklessly meddling in an emergency like this. Didn’t she see there were so many professional doctors at the scene? Aren’t they more qualified than she is?]

A person wrote: [I agree. I think she’s just trying to get famous by showing off. She only knows a bit about medicine and already thinks she’s some kind of big shot. Has she even considered the people around her?]

In addition to the voices insulting her, an audio recording has surfaced online, reportedly from a doctor who was present at the scene.

The doctor stated that the situation arose suddenly. They proceeded to provide emergency assistance. After laying Lonnard flat, they carried out crowd dispersal and ventilated the room by opening doors and windows.

However, while these actions were being carried out, Josie rushed to lay her hand on Lonnard. It was widely recognized that patients with cerebral infarction should not be moved or shaken easily after the onset of symptoms. At that moment, they were all on edge. Fortunately, Lonnard was unharmed.

The implication was that Josie was reckless, which also supported the criticisms that claimed she was just lucky.

For a time, Josie became the focal point of criticism within the medical community.

Josie gritted her teeth and silently turned off her phone. In her previous life, she was driven to depression by haters on the internet. With several people in her team adding fuel to the fire, she became the target of universal condemnation within the medical community.

Having been able to time-travel after that, she believed she had changed her previous fate and would no longer experience online abuse. After all, she was doing good deeds. Her purpose was to save a life and to demonstrate the usefulness of acupuncture.

However, she had no way of knowing that her actions had offended those medical elites and even potentially crossed the Longley family. In order to preserve their reputation and avoid being targeted by the Longley family, the elite individuals present naturally needed to speak up for themselves, although when the incident took place, they were just standing by and watching the spectacle, never daring to step forward and help. As a medical student who had no reputation or achievement, Josie naturally became the sacrificial lamb for everyone.

She thought, ‘I am really naive. Even after suffering losses from online drama, why do I still expect to use it to promote acupuncture? In today’s era, where online traffic reigns supreme, many people go so far as to use deception to obtain traffic resources. As a result, online trolls may praise someone one day and attack them the next. They believe only what they see and pay no attention to the truth behind events. Whether they offer praise or criticism depends entirely on their mood. They have the power to elevate an individual, but can just as easily destroy someone at any moment. They might praise someone to the skies over the smallest thing, yet for a single detail, they could try to ruin them for good.’

At this moment, Josie finally understood Delilah.

She felt that not engaging in hype, nor exploiting online popularity, but working diligently and accomplishing real things was what medical researchers should do.

Josie resolved to stop paying attention to matters on the internet. As for the disparaging remarks directed at her, she did not take them to heart, since they were nothing compared to the malicious words from her previous life. At present, these words of misunderstanding could not harm her at all.

Josie turned to pick up her book, intending to study diligently. At that moment, the phone she had just thrown aside began to ring. It was the food delivery.

Outsiders were not permitted to enter the dormitories of the medical school. Josie had no choice but to get up and go downstairs to collect the food delivery. She had just received it when, out of nowhere, someone rushed over and seized her arm.

A reporter asked, “Excuse me, are you Josie Pearson? I work for the Star Entertainment. May we ask you…”