Fantastic Doctors ep 14 recap/spoilers

Episode 14 recap: Ding Ming Zhang came to Puyun Hospital to investigate the matter of Wang Kai receiving red envelopes.

Chen Hui went to the pharmacy to wipe the medicine, and Bai Chun found him and brought him back. Xiaoke'ai saw Chen Hui and specifically stopped him to tell him that she believed in him. Chen Hui was deeply moved after hearing that. Chen Hui returned to the office, and Liu Zhen Wei took a while to turn around. He asked Chen Hui if he had really plagiarized. Chen Hui loudly said, "No!" Liu Zhen Wei felt relieved and praised Chen Hui for his bold imagination and perfect creativity in the surgical plan for Yu Yang. Although it was not adopted by the Department of Orthopedics, it was still commendable.

There was a kidney transplant surgery coming up, and he invited Chen Hui to participate. Then Liu Zhen Wei solemnly instructed that if anyone leaked this information, Wang Kai blurted out that it would be against him, Wang Kai. Chen Hui was deeply moved after hearing this, and he emotionally thanked everyone.

Liu Zhen Wei assigned this kidney transplant surgery to Chen Hui as the lead surgeon, and everyone encouraged him and cheered him on. Director Pan in the observation room was also filled with excitement. Director Jiang urged Chief Zhang to handle Chen Hui's situation well because Professor Ding Ming Zhang would be arriving soon.

Ding Ming Zhang arrived with his team as scheduled. When discussing the surgery to treat Yu Yang, Director Meng presented Chen Hui's plan. Professor Ding was very impressed and thought that the surgery should be performed according to this plan. When he learned that Chen Hui was the one who made the surgical plan, the atmosphere became slightly awkward, and Director Jiang quickly changed the topic.

Chen Hui's surgery was very successful, and Director Liu and everyone else admired it. Director Liu said that Chen Hui must already know about the decision made by the hospital, so they would send him off here. After walking out of the operating room, Chen Hui turned around, took off his mask, and deeply bowed to Director Liu and the others. Chen Hui went to the office to pack his belongings and felt reluctant to leave. Ke'ai had already helped him pack up, and when she saw Chen Hui return, she couldn't hold back her tears.

Ke'ai escorted Chen Hui outside, and along the way, doctors and colleagues cast sympathetic glances at him. Director Pan was already waiting for him at the entrance. He wanted to send Chen Hui home, but Ke'ai had already called a car for Chen Hui. Director Pan asked Chen Hui about his plans for the future, and Chen Hui said he could still be the one to take care of Director Pan's medical needs.

Yuan Ye and He Tong ran out to see him off, and Chen Hui had already left in the car.

The hospital specifically arranged an office for Professor Ding Ming Zhang. Pan Wenbin came over to greet Ding Ming Zhang as they were old classmates, but Ding Ming Zhang made it clear that if it was about Chen Hui, Pan Wenbin could leave.

Yuan Ye stayed up all night to research and wrote a comparison of the similarities and differences between two papers, which he handed to Director Pan. She believed that Chen Hui's paper focused more on practical aspects, but Director Pan said that this alone couldn't save Chen Hui. However, he thanked Yuan Ye on behalf of Chen Hui. Yuan Ye wrote down his contact information and then left the director's office.

Director Meng and Director Liu had a disagreement while discussing the patient's surgical plan. Director Liu believed that Director Meng would use evasive tactics. The patient in question was Wang Kai's mother, so everyone was extremely cautious. Bai Chun suggested organizing a fundraising event for Wang Kai, but Liu Zhen Wei believed it was not appropriate to publicize it widely and suggested waiting until they didn't have enough funds.

Zhang Ke, the department head, separately questioned He Tong and Yuan Ye, stating that someone had reported that Wang Kai frequently drank glucose in the operating room. Yuan Ye and He Tong both denied it, but Zhang Ke revealed Chen Hui's interrogation record, stating that Wang Kai had indeed consumed over 300 bottles of glucose.

Bai Chun was also summoned for questioning. Bai Chun said that if Wang Kai had consumed over 300 bottles of glucose, it meant he had performed over 300 surgeries and saved the lives of over 300 people. Surgical procedures require a significant amount of physical stamina, and consuming glucose helps with recovery. Now, Director Liu Zhen Wei has applied for permission for surgeons to drink glucose after surgeries.

Zhang Ke began investigating the matter of Wang Kai receiving red envelopes. One by one, the surgical team members were called in for questioning, including Liu Zhen Wei. He angrily confronted Zhang Ke, saying that glucose was not pleasant to drink. Surgeons stand on the operating table for over ten hours, and it's not about thirst. Who would want to drink it? It's a benefit for surgeons, and now it's all falling on Wang Kai. Is that fair? Director Jiang quickly changed the topic, focusing on Wang Kai receiving red envelopes. Liu Zhen Wei became even angrier, stating that if Wang Kai had indeed received red envelopes, then there was nothing more to say. But causing such a commotion throughout the city without any evidence, how is Wang Kai supposed to carry himself? He's about to be promoted to an associate professor. How can he proceed?

Zhang Ke continued to nitpick other issues, and Liu Zhen Wei immediately exploded in anger, accusing him of having too much free time. If he continued to find faults with Wang Kai, it would mean that he had personal issues with him. Wang Kai's mother was admitted to the hospital, and Liu Zhen Wei personally arranged a room for her. After Wang Kai finished settling his mother into the room, Liu Zhen Wei urgently called him back and informed him about the investigation against him in the hospital. Wang Kai admitted to accepting red envelopes from patients, but he had subsequently used the money to pay for their hospital expenses.