What's wrong with this lawyer?!

In fact, forget those two; even the doctors inside frantically trying to save the patient were amazed at how tough his life was!

They had confirmed his identity through the documents he carried.

The first one they pulled out left them shocked: a certificate of mental illness.

Then the second, a late-stage liver cancer diagnosis, with a very recent date on it.

The doctors were dumbfounded—late-stage liver cancer, and hit head-on by a dump truck, sent flying more than twenty meters. Normally, he wouldn't have made it to the hospital.

But Lawyer Tang, despite his serious condition, incredibly survived the surgery!

By six in the morning, after a whole night of resuscitation efforts, the exhausted doctors emerged from the ward, and someone quickly shouted, "Relatives of Tang Fangjing!"

Old Song had almost fallen asleep in the corridor, but at the call, he quickly stood up and said, "Here!"

Doctor Niu Ma, who had been urgently summoned in the middle of the night, stepped forward and said, "The surgery went very well, and his will to live is extremely tenacious. As long as he gets through the first three critical days, his life will be saved."

Old Song relaxed a little, "Thank you, thank you so much."

The doctor, while rubbing his arms, thought that if Tang Fangjing really pulled through, the surgery would be enough material for several papers.

Calling it a medical miracle would be no exaggeration—the head and abdomen were both severely injured, the body was like a broken bag, operated on from skull to abdomen, and somehow he made it!

He now felt certain that the patient would surpass the critical period!

With the rescue over, the two could not possibly stay there indefinitely. Soon after a call from Old Wang, Niu Ma, an intern just hired this year by Tengda Law Firm, was summoned to stay on watch.

"You keep watch here, call me if anything happens, and I'll take care of your internship case later!"

In response, the intern nodded his head like a bobblehead doll; after all, where isn't working like a beast of burden? Plus, at the hospital, he could play on his phone.

At 8:30 a.m., lawyers began to arrive slowly at Tengda Law Firm. Miss Xiao Yan, as usual, came in with milk and pancakes, and was about to eat at her desk when she heard the news.

"Lawyer Tang had a car accident and is in the hospital!"

"Just last night. He was hit by a dump truck that ran a red light. The director and Teacher Song spent the whole night in the hospital. I heard that..."

Miss Xiao Yan quickly asked, "Did Lawyer Tang really have a car accident? How is he doing now?"

A nearby lawyer shook his head, "I heard from the director this morning that the rescue has finished, but whether he can survive will depend on these next three critical days."

"By the way, that new guy, Xiao Li, is at the hospital watching over. If you have any questions, you can ask him."

At these words, Miss Xiao Yan slowly settled back into her seat—Tang's life, it's somewhat harsh...

She planned to ask the director for leave later on, claiming she felt unwell, and then sneak off to the hospital. Even though she knew she wouldn't be able to see anything, she still wanted to go and check...

Just as she knew he had late-stage cancer, with practically no chance, yet she wanted to be by his side just the same.

The news spread quickly: Tang Fangjing of Tengda Law Firm was the victim of a car accident, his life hanging in the balance!

The branch manager of Jingzhou Bank at Tidal Road Branch, Mr. Zhang, looked pale upon seeing the news online.

"Have they... have they gone mad?"

As expected, those developers with not-so-clean backgrounds resort to violence when faced with problems.

"No, I need to discuss this with the bank president right away."

Soon, two people sat in the president's office with faces full of woe.

Unlike everyone else who was guessing, the two of them were almost certain that the car accident involving Tang Fangjing was definitely tied to that group of developers!

Because as of yesterday, they had deliberately leaked the news about the tripartite mediation!

Especially Yao Yuehua—Tang had dialed the Discipline Inspection Team of the Financial Supervisory Management Bureau right in front of her to file a report with his real name, which had directly provoked her.

A real-name report, and one with evidence, at that!

Jingzhou Bank was just a local bank, and even as a branch manager, she might have seemed to hold a high position, but in reality, she was nothing if trouble arose.

So she and Manager Zhang had spread the news, hoping someone would teach Tang a lesson.

But they hadn't expected those people to act so swiftly and ruthlessly!

Using a dump truck meant they were aiming to kill...

Now there was no turning back. Many leaders make mistake after mistake—once they're on the "bandit ship," it's pretty much impossible to get off.

Online, there was an uproar—the incident was just too coincidental; no sooner had a lawsuit been filed than the plaintiff was in a car accident, more coincidental than a TV drama.

Especially at the intersection, a car waiting at the red light had a dashcam that recorded the accident as it happened.

Surveillance footage couldn't be leaked, but this kind of video was shocking enough!

A dump truck hurtled towards him, and after a loud bang, the person was sent flying like a torn bag—the sight was chilling.

"I won't say much, let's wait for the results of the police investigation. Also, I hope Lawyer Tang is safe."

"Safe? With a dump truck's head-on collision, with these injuries, he's definitely a goner; it's impossible for him to survive. I've been in surgery for years, and with this kind of damage, the insides are usually smashed to bits..."

"I agree with the comment above. The internal organs are likely mush, like soft tofu—it's impossible to bring him back. If he does survive, it would truly deserve to be called a medical miracle."

The lawyers were united in their outrage once more, calling for Jingzhou's police to conduct a thorough investigation, while the doctors discussed the possibilities of his survival.

Amidst the intense public scrutiny, the Jingzhou City Guangming Sub-bureau issued a blue-background bulletin.

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