Eu Sou o Mestre Caçador de Fantasmas

“Brother Wang, Dr. Zang, Dr. Liu, Sister Li, Sister Yuan—I’ve finally made it, I’m being discharged! Don’t miss me too much, I’ll come visit when I can, haha.” Liu Jun greeted the doctors and nurses of the hand and foot surgery department with practiced ease. After all, having been in the hospital for over ninety days, he’d grown familiar with the staff.

“Don’t talk nonsense. Don’t come back again, this isn’t exactly a good place,” Sister Li scolded. She was the head nurse of the department.

“The air outside is so fresh. After lying in that little room for months, I was going stir-crazy. I almost became an invalid,” Liu Jun thought to himself as he stood at the entrance of the inpatient ward, gazing quietly at the sky.

Dragging his injured leg, he walked slowly, not letting anyone come pick him up. Even the discharge paperwork was handled by a young nurse at his request. It was his strange sense of pride at work. The car he’d called couldn’t drive into the inpatient area, so he had to wait at the entrance. But that was no big deal; it just made walking a bit tougher, not impossible—nothing to worry about.

He ambled to the outpatient entrance, looked back at the bustling lobby, and couldn’t help but sigh: So many people, you’d think medical care was free. Once in the car, the driver seemed chatty.

“Young man, what happened to your leg?” the driver asked, starting the car.

“Nothing serious, just a fracture,” Liu Jun replied, not in the mood to chat further. Seeing this, the driver fell silent.

Back at his apartment, Liu Jun found t