Tell this story in Dr. Walker’s voice?

1. Let me tell the story of "The God of War" in the tone of Dr. Walker: In 1916, I opened a clinic outside Linjiangmen, Chongqing. At that time, there was chaos and war, and I treated many patients here every day. That day, I sat at the table and looked at the medical records as usual.

2. The story told by Dr. Walker is not the protagonist, but a story about one of the ten marshals we know, who performed surgery without anesthesia.

3. Military God and Dr. Walker later exchanged their stories and praised each other. They could both see what a great doctor the other was, both in emergencies and in purely medical matters. Together, they did their best for those soldiers in need, supported each other on the battlefield, and became good friends.

4. Use Dr. Walker’s tone to describe the God of War as follows: Retell the God of War. Because the God of War represents the spirit and glory of soldiers. They are brave, fearless, selfless and dedicated, and are the guardians of our national security.

5. He just smiled slightly and said: "Dr. Walker, if you say I am a soldier, then I am a soldier." My eyes softened for some reason. I told the nurse: "Prepare for surgery.

6. Use anesthesia. What? No anesthesia? Did I hear you right? I walked into the operating room and said to him angrily: "Young man, here Follow the doctor's instructions! He said to me calmly: "Dr. Walker, the eyes are too close to the brain. I'm worried that the anesthesia will affect the brain nerves.