Adam's Showcase

Medical Center.

Grey's office.

"Cristina?"

Adam glanced at her, thought for a moment, and suddenly realized that it seemed to be true.

"That's not the only reason."

Cristina didn't like that look and quickly added, "Actually, recording this director's commentary track would be very beneficial for you too."

Liz and the others looked at her in surprise.

Only Meredith showed a look of amazement.

She knew her best friend was still too strong-willed.

They originally thought of this because they couldn't keep up, Cristina insisted on finding an explanation that would benefit everyone.

Sigh, isn't it tiring to live like this?

"You mean..."

Unlike them, Adam immediately guessed Cristina's meaning.

"That's right."

Cristina nodded.

What are you talking about?

Liz snapped, "Just say it! Stop beating around the bush!"

"Hehe."

Adam ignored her and laughed, "I'll buy the cameras and stuff; it'll be the fastest and most professional way."

"Alright."

Cristina shrugged and said, "Anyway, you're a tycoon."

It was getting late, so after talking for a while, everyone went their separate ways.

Apartment.

What additional benefits do you get from this?

Bianca turned around and asked.

"You really know how to pick your time."

Adam couldn't help but laugh.

"Speak quickly!"

Under Bianca's urging, Adam sighed and said, "Cristina's meaning is very clear. Just look at how many doctors want to join. The influence of this whimsical event has already begun to spread."

"Um."

Bianca nodded. "Quite a few people have already approached me to try and get in."

"This is it."

Adam sighed, "We all know this opportunity is rare, but we still underestimate its value. For me, this is not only an opportunity to quickly learn from the legendary doctor, but also a stage to rapidly expand my fame."

"A fashion show?"

Bianca was somewhat taken aback.

"Right."

Adam laughed and said, "This is actually the same as riding the coattails of someone's popularity. Dr. Grey is famous enough in the medical field, isn't she?"

She was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease. That's pretty shocking news, isn't it?

He got Alzheimer's Disease and couldn't even recognize his girlfriend, yet he still couldn't forget about those complicated medical procedures. Isn't that pious and touching?

Isn't it even more touching that she continues to contribute to medicine in this way?

Would her medical luminaries, rivals, admirers, and generations of doctors who have studied the Grey's Series of Surgical Procedures be interested in this director's commentary version of the videotape?

The answer is yes.

Then a large number of medical professionals will try to get their hands on these videotapes to watch. Isn't that a hot topic in the medical field?

It might even shock the world.

This situation is similar to how the families of celebrities have a greater chance of becoming stars than ordinary people.

These celebrities bring their own fan base and attract widespread attention.

As long as one has good personal qualities, their Qidian in their career will be very high.

If he also has one or two other talents, he's definitely a future star.

After several big-name shows, if you don't perform too badly, you'll be promoted directly to a top-tier star.

Alice Grey is a superstar in the medical field.

Adam, the "second-generation star" who was riding the wave of popularity, not only did not perform poorly, but his performance was extremely impressive.

If such a videotape were to be circulated, it would be an absolute propaganda machine.

"I see."

Bianca exclaimed and screamed, "Given the way you communicate with Dr. Grey, once this videotape gets out, your abilities will be seen by everyone in the medical community who are paying attention to this matter, and then you will be recognized by everyone."

"Hehe."

Adam smiled happily.

Once this is done, the benefits will be endless.

Because in the United States, fame is everything.

After completing years of residency training, they must take the examination to obtain a medical license as Attending Physician.

After passing three hurdles and passing the exams, you'll have to travel around looking for hospitals to accept you as a newly Attending Physician.

An unknown, inexperienced attending physician can only keep flying around and constantly looking for interview opportunities.

Large hospitals are unlikely to accept you, and you don't want to work at small hospitals.

Because the basic conditions in small hospitals are too poor, many surgeries you want to have cannot be performed, so you are directly transferred to a large hospital.

Imagine how cruel the truth must be for an ambitious doctor in this situation.

It's exhausting and painful, and in the end, you mostly have to accept the harsh realities of life.

Perhaps he will waste his whole life in a small hospital.

When the economy is sluggish, small hospitals can't survive and face the risk of unemployment.

After finally managing to get into a big hospital, I have to start all over again, familiarizing myself with the hospital's personnel rules and the latest medical equipment and technologies.

When the economy is sluggish, large hospitals lay off staff, and they are among the first to be laid off.

Those who reach this level are basically middle-aged, but in order to avoid losing their jobs, they have to put on a smiling face and beg the hospital to give them the opportunity to work 007 so that they can work even harder.

How tragic!

But someone like Adam.

The situation is quite the opposite.

As soon as the residency training at the Medical Center is nearing completion, even if you haven't yet obtained your Attending Physician's license, major hospitals across the United States will come to you months or even a year or two in advance to build relationships.

A holiday gift you'll never miss.

They'll send you flower baskets from time to time.

They'll fly over just to treat you to a lavish meal anytime.

The Chief of Surgery at the hospital or a professional headhunter will solicit you with flattery and promises of a salary and benefits that will make other Attending Physician envious.

There will likely be various power struggles and infighting.

The Thirty-Six Stratagems, including the Honey Trap and the Divide and Conqueror Trap, are never absent.

Their goal is to recruit you into their hospital.

Because your excellent qualities can improve their hospital ranking.

Hospital rankings determine the availability of patient resources.

The strong get stronger, and the weak get weaker.

This is yet another cruel cycle.

As for Adam and his companions...

Even the most composed person can't help but feel secretly pleased to be treated like royalty.

Not to mention, you can really choose your favorite hospital and location.

You should know that positions in hospitals are all filled by specific individuals.

Even if you go there, there's no guarantee you'll immediately become the head of a department if there are no openings.

For example, Leonard and Dr. Burke.

They are all Attending Physician in Cardiothoracic Surgery.

Dr. Burke, however, is the head of the Cardiothoracic Surgery department under the General Surgery Department of the Medical Center, and is responsible for the work of this Medical Center.

Theoretically speaking, if it's not Leonard's own patient group that comes directly to Leonard specifically, then at the Cardiothoracic Surgery Medical Center, Dr. Burke has the final say.

This is the resource that a position brings.

Large cities and large hospitals have a siphon effect.

Such resources are far superior to painstakingly building a patient base through word of mouth.

Adam understood this deeply.

In my past life, when I was a struggling online writer, the reason I cared about my editor a hundred times more than my girlfriend was because the editor controlled the resources for recommendations.

A powerful recommendation might just be the key to your success.

In this situation, how can one not feel like "the editor abuses me a thousand times, yet I treat the editor like my first love"?

Adam had no choice in his past life, but he doesn't want to Adam like that in this one.

Therefore, gaining fame and reversing the supply and demand relationship was Adam's inevitable choice.

After all, if you can sweep through the entire race, who would want to suffer the injustice of saying "Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river, don't underestimate a young man's potential" and painstakingly stage a farcical comeback?

Those were 'thirty years' of a miserable life, but also the 'thirty years' that I could enjoy the most...