Chapter 126

Chapter 126

Of course, Qingqing did not actually smash out a meteor crater.

After only a slight tremor, her body floated back up again.

The flames on her spacesuit slowly faded as well, leaving it scorched completely black.

Zhang Bei watched the screen, pressed a hidden switch on his glasses, and his vision shifted. In the next moment, his figure appeared beside Qingqing.

Looking at the little blackened figure in front of him, Zhang Bei immediately burst out laughing.

“Hahahaha! So, how did Mars look?”

Qingqing sniffled, her eyes blazing with rage.

“You did that on purpose, didn’t you? You definitely did that on purpose!”

Zhang Bei raised an eyebrow. “Yeah.”

Hearing him admit it so casually, Qingqing’s entire face twisted.

Then Zhang Bei reached out and grabbed the rope behind her again. “Calling a psychiatrist, were you? Suspecting I have a mental illness, were you?”

“No, listen, let me explain!”

“Hm?”

“They don’t take in patients! They just issue a report!”

Qingqing spoke incredibly fast, terrified that Zhang Bei would yank the rope.

Zhang Bei nodded. “So you did it just to scare me?”

The moment he finished speaking, his left hand tugged, and her figure shot away.

That familiar thrust came again, and Qingqing’s eyes went wide.

Ahead of her this time was no meteor field, but one of Mars’s distinctive mountains.

Watching the distance shrink by the second, Qingqing was so anxious she was about to cry.

“Zhang the Thief!”

Zhang Bei watched Qingqing slam straight into the volcano on the screen, utterly delighted.

With that collision, the Space Roam experience officially came to an end.

As the doors opened, the doctor’s gaze instantly locked onto Qingqing.

Mm. No need to check. This girl was fine.

After suffering under Zhang Bei’s hands for so long, Qingqing had already developed antibodies.

The doctor merely glanced at the heart-rate chart, then dragged Qingqing onto the gurney.

Inside the elevator, the doctor hesitated for a moment. “Boss, a few doctors will be coming over later to learn.”

“Hm?”

Zhang Bei was completely baffled by the doctor’s words.

Learn?

Wasn’t this an Amusement Park?

What was a bunch of doctors coming here to learn?

Seeing the confusion in Zhang Bei’s eyes, the doctor nearly jumped.

What was that look supposed to mean?

Looking down on the number one medicine-feeder in the country?

After taking several deep breaths in a row, he said, “They’re coming to improve their hand speed. The group of doctors I mentioned last time.”

Zhang Bei pondered for a few seconds. “Free labor?”

The doctor also fell somewhat silent. “I… I suppose so!”

Zhang Bei pushed the cart and dumped Qingqing into the Morgue, then quietly sat off to the side and waited for the free labor to arrive.

“Boss, are you sure there was really nothing wrong with your psych evaluation?”

After being jostled all the way over, Qingqing had already regained consciousness. She was just too weak to stand.

Zhang Bei looked up at the ceiling. Psych evaluations were complicated.

In fact, ever since he was five years old, Zhang Bei had been going to a psychiatric hospital for regular checkups.

The whole thing had started with his old man’s impossible-to-read personality.

In order to train his son’s resistance to being scared, the man had driven for ten straight hours and tossed a still-sleeping Zhang Bei into a mass grave.

Afraid his son might accidentally drown one day, he had taken him winter swimming in minus-fifteen-degree weather.

With incident after incident piling up like that, getting regular psychiatric evaluations no longer seemed so strange.

From the time he was five until he became an adult at eighteen, Zhang Bei could say he had long since carved every question on those psych evaluations into his brain.

The moment he took the test paper from Doctor Yan back then, the result had already been decided.

After reflecting on his childhood for a moment, Zhang Bei turned to Qingqing. “I’m sure. I’m very healthy!”
Before long, a doctor appeared in the distance with a group of white coats in tow.

The one leading them was Xu Kuan, the emergency doctor who had come in for the pilot program some time ago. The rest were all young, too.

Zhang Bei’s eyes lit up in an instant.

Young people were great. Full of energy. They could experience all sorts of attractions!

Wearing what he believed was a friendly smile, Zhang Bei quickly went up to greet them.

“Welcome!”

The doctor silently turned his head away. He could already imagine the miserable state this group would be in soon.

“Sorry to trouble you, Boss Zhang.”

Zhang Bei beamed. “Not at all. I’ll take you around to try some attractions. Everyone, have fun!”

Xu Kuan instantly backed up two steps. “They can have fun. I still need to chat with Doctor Wang.”

He paused, then added, “This young lady is Mi Xinyue. If anything comes up, just look for her.”

Zhang Bei followed the direction of his finger and saw a female doctor in glasses standing there with a serious expression.

“Got it. You two go ahead and chat.”

Then he turned to the others. “What would you like to try?”

The group of doctors looked around. In the end, Mi Xinyue gave the answer. “The Drop Tower. Once we’re done, we can get back to studying sooner.”

Zhang Bei quickly led the group to the Drop Tower.

“Boss, what were they saying about a Morgue?”

Hearing the voice beside him, Zhang Bei gave a light cough. “There’s no Morgue. It’s just a Pavilion. Some visitors don’t have the best mental endurance, so they lie down there to rest.”

Mi Xinyue nodded and followed the other visitors’ footsteps, sitting down in one of the seats.

Soon, the Drop Tower was full again, and the ride started up.

Zhang Bei, who was always concerned about his visitors, watched the group of doctors remain completely unfazed and frowned.

“Forget sixty meters. Take it to ninety, and add another five minutes.”

“Yes, boss!”

An excited voice immediately rang out. Zhang Bei leaned back against a nearby chair, listening to the beeping sounds coming from above.

There was no helping it. For someone as popular as him, being adored by visitors was only natural.

Before Mi Xinyue could even sense the change in wind speed, she realized the ground was getting farther and farther away.

She was a female doctor in her twenties, someone who could stuff spilled intestines back into place without her expression changing.

But on this Drop Tower, cold sweat actually broke out across her skin.

Soon, the Drop Tower climbed straight from thirty meters to ninety meters.

Looking down at the ground from this height was already enough to make her dizzy.

Mi Xinyue had no choice but to take deep, ragged breaths to calm her heart, which was beating faster and faster.

But the Drop Tower’s next change completely ruined her preparations.

The seat beneath her slowly retracted.

Her entire body was left dangling in midair.

The moment the Human Yo-Yo started operating, Mi Xinyue finally understood what the Morgue meant.

“Stop! I don’t want to do this anymore! Please, let me down!”

Zhang Bei watched the white coats bobbing up and down, filled with delight.

Being a doctor was such exhausting work. Coming to the amusement park to relax like this-didn’t that make things much easier?

As time passed, Mi Xinyue forced down the dizziness in her head.

Then she screamed the terror in her heart out through her throat. “Wang Qingshan, you just wait!”

The doctor who was in the middle of chatting couldn’t help but sneeze. He glanced at the crowd on the Drop Tower.

“I really hope they forget this day.”

Xu Kuan, standing beside him, actually smiled. “I doubt they’ll be able to. The proposal for emergency doctors to relax here has already been approved.”

The doctor instantly turned his head. “Hm?”

“From now on, the emergency doctors of Dingyang City will come here every month and experience at least two attractions.”