Urban Divine Doctor System
Urban Divine Doctor System
Author: Ahyman
chapter 1
Author: Ahyman
last update2026-04-27 05:05:34

**Chapter 1**

The two burly security guards hauled Draven Hale out through the grand glass doors of Central City Hospital and hurled him down the wide marble steps like yesterday’s trash. His body hit the hard stone with a sickening thud. Sharp pain exploded across his ribs and face where that arrogant bastard had punched him just minutes earlier. Warm blood trickled from the corner of his mouth as he lay there gasping.

A large crowd quickly gathered around the entrance. Phones were already out recording every humiliating second. Whispers and mocking laughter filled the evening air.

“You worthless intern dare to touch my woman?” Zhao Jun’s loud and furious voice rang from the top of the stairs. The rich young master stood there in his tailored luxury suit with his arm possessively around a stunning woman in a tight red dress. “I brought her here for a simple checkup and you had the nerve to claim she has cancer. Who the hell do you think you are?”

Draven pushed himself up on one elbow trying to ignore the burning pain in his side. This was supposed to be the final day of his three year unpaid internship. He had worked endless nights cleaning floors studying textbooks until his eyes burned and sacrificing everything just to become a doctor. All of it was crumbling because he had told the truth about Zhao Jun’s girlfriend.

“I only spoke the truth,” Draven said his voice low but firm despite the blood on his lips. “The scans show early stage cancer. Without immediate surgery it will spread fast. I swear I am not making this up.”

Zhao Jun threw his head back and laughed loudly as he descended the steps until he towered over Draven. He spat right beside his face. “Truth? You poor orphan trash. Your words mean nothing here. My family owns half the medical industry in this city. One call from me and you will never touch a stethoscope again in your miserable life.”

The beautiful woman clinging to Zhao Jun looked down at Draven with open disgust. She was the same patient whose results he had reviewed earlier. Yet she said nothing in his defense. Instead she pressed herself tighter against Zhao Jun and whispered something that made the rich heir smirk even wider.

The gathered crowd murmured among themselves. A few people seemed to feel pity for the young medical student but nobody stepped forward. Zhao Jun’s family was too powerful. Crossing him meant inviting disaster.

Draven’s heart burned with helpless rage. He had no parents no money and no powerful background. Everything he had achieved came from pure sweat and sleepless nights. His dream of saving lives the way no one could save his own parents years ago was being destroyed right here in public.

Zhao Jun raised his hand and gestured to the guards. “Break both his hands. Let this trash learn what happens when lowlifes like him speak out of turn. If he cannot hold a scalpel anymore then his doctor fantasy ends today.”

The two large guards grinned viciously and moved in. One grabbed Draven’s left arm and twisted it painfully behind his back. The other lifted a heavy boot ready to crush his fingers against the stone steps.

This was the end. Everything he had fought for was about to be shattered.

Draven closed his eyes and braced for the bones to snap.

Then without warning a cold clear voice exploded inside his mind.

“Ding. Divine Doctor System has detected extreme host humiliation and mortal threat. Activation sequence initiated. Soul binding complete. Congratulations host. You are now the sole successor of the ancient Divine Doctor legacy.”

A surge of warm golden energy flooded every cell in Draven’s body. The pain in his ribs vanished instantly. Raw strength poured into his muscles and bones. His mind sharpened beyond anything he had ever known. Thousands of years of medical knowledge from forgotten immortals to cutting edge modern techniques flooded into his brain all at once. He could instantly see the hidden diseases in every single person around him. Zhao Jun suffered from severe kidney damage caused by endless drinking and women. His girlfriend’s cancer was far more advanced than the initial scans showed. Even the guards carried old untreated injuries that could be healed with simple pressure points.

The voice continued speaking directly into his head.

“Host has received beginner gift package. Divine Diagnosis Eye activated. Immortal Needle Technique granted. One billion yuan transferred to anonymous account. Perfect Body Refinement Pill delivered. All rewards issued instantly.”

Draven’s eyes snapped open. For a brief moment a faint golden glow surrounded him causing the entire crowd to step back in surprise. He looked down at his own hands and saw subtle golden lines pulsing under his skin before fading away.

The guard trying to stomp on his fingers froze mid motion. Draven moved with impossible speed. He twisted his body rose smoothly to his feet and shoved both massive guards away as if they weighed nothing. They flew backward several meters and crashed hard onto the pavement groaning in pain.

Gasps of shock rippled through the crowd.

Zhao Jun’s face twisted with pure fury. “You dare fight back you piece of trash? I will call my family’s men right now and make sure you disappear from this city forever.”

But Draven was no longer the weak helpless student. He stared straight into Zhao Jun’s eyes with a calm powerful gaze that sent an unfamiliar chill down the rich young master’s spine.

Before Zhao Jun could pull out his phone a sleek black luxury car glided to a stop right in front of the hospital entrance. The rear door opened and an breathtakingly beautiful woman stepped out. She appeared to be in her mid twenties with long flowing dark hair a perfect figure and an aura of icy elegance that silenced the entire crowd. She wore an expensive tailored business suit that screamed wealth and authority.

It was Sophia Laurent the cold and untouchable CEO of the largest pharmaceutical empire in the country. She had arrived for her private monthly checkup that only the hospital director knew about.

Her sharp eyes immediately locked onto Draven standing tall amid the chaos. Something stirred inside her chest. A strange warmth she had never felt before when looking at any man. Her heartbeat quickened against her will.

At that exact moment the System voice rang once more inside Draven’s mind.

“Ding. New main quest unlocked. Cure the hidden illness of the ice queen CEO Sophia Laurent within seven days. Success reward. God level medical inheritance fragment and permanent loyalty of one supreme beauty. Failure penalty. Permanent loss of Divine Diagnosis Eye.”

Draven’s pulse thundered as he locked eyes with the stunning CEO walking toward him. What hidden illness did she carry and why did the System suddenly make her his first major target?

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