Faced with Chonghui's almost "sage time" state just now, Nan Zhubin completely understood.
Whenever he completed the archiving of a major case, he too would feel immersed and reluctant to leave.
After silently waiting for a while and seeing Chonghui re-engage in work, Nan Zhubin nodded accordingly: "I've collected some information. Not very complete, but quite helpful."
Half an hour isn't nearly enough for Nan Zhubin to wander around the hospital for long.
He just managed to chat briefly with a nurse who joined last year; she had worked under Li Lingling for some time during rotation—a "subordinate" perspective in the 360-degree assessment.
However, compared to peer colleagues, subordinates often describe Li Lingling with more "heard of," "guess," and "perhaps."
