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Standing opposite, Monitor Yue directly embarrassed her, saying: "I heard from the counselor that you’ll be hospitalized for a week."

Blame her for speaking too quickly this morning. In fact, when she turned around and saw Senior Tao’s expression, she knew Senior Tao was going to deal with her.

Want the attending doctor to kick you out? Fine, let you stay for a week.

A group of classmates, having read the information on her face, started to snicker: Zhao Zhaowei, Li Qi’an, and their group, it was rare to see Student Xie at a loss.

Several classmates then glanced at the file bag in her hand. Since Teacher Tan didn’t say it could be shown to others, Xie Wanying put the file bag under her pillow.

Some stood, some sat, discussing the counselor informing them about the arrangements for their research mentor group.

Having just overheard a conversation between her seniors and instructors here in the morning, Xie Wanying learned part of the news. What she didn’t know was that later Teacher Ren, after going out to take a call, received not only calls from surgical mentor applicants but from internal medicine mentor applicants too.

"All the internal medicine departments in Guoxie basically called Teacher Ren." Li Qi’an and his group told her.

This was good news, and everyone need not worry about not having a research mentor anymore.

She almost forgot, her classmates were so proud, and the point of discussion initially was not about finding a mentor but finding the exact mentor they wanted.

"We’re waiting for Guo Zhi Hospital to call Teacher Ren." Feng Yicong elaborated on his and other classmates’ consistent goal.

Xie Wanying thought of Senior Jin, who was stuck in a department with no people, and asked: "Have you really never considered staying at Guoxie? Guoxie’s cardiovascular intervention should recruit people."

Several classmates looked at Li Qi’an.

Li Qi’an said to Student Xie: "Yingying, wherever you go, I’ll follow."

Quickly, a group wanted to "gang up" on him: How could you say that in front of Student Xie first?

Xie Wanying wouldn’t be fooled by Student Li’s one sentence, everyone is both classmates and competitors, they’re here to probe her for information.

Sure enough, everyone started asking her: "Yingying, which teacher are you looking for to be your research mentor?"

"Haven’t thought about it." Xie Wanying admitted. Having been reborn, she had some experiences and insights in scientific research, standing by the research principles Senior Yoo mentioned last time.

"You don’t care which teacher becomes your mentor, right?" other students asked again.

"Yes."

The research topic is the most important, everything else is secondary. She wanted to use the opportunity of doing research to investigate what happened with her grandfather’s case back then. Considering the PhD research stage as a starting point for a scientific career is an excellent opportunity.

The gazes of a group of classmates around her changed, they were probably provoked by her.

Student Xie was very confident, believing that even if the mentor is of second or third tier in technology, as long as their lab aligns with her research topic and offers her an experimental platform, she could still achieve results on her own.

After the classmates left, Xie Wanying took out the manila envelope and pulled out the documents. It was her first contact with a teacher’s research topic. The teachers were experienced in clinical research, definitely not at the superficial or fanciful level of these students. Moreover, Teacher Tan no longer treated her like a novice as he did initially. Previously, he didn’t let her touch research, and now letting her see it, true to Teacher Tan’s style, she got to see the most profound.

(Tan Kelin: At critical moments, one must take action.)

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