"Look here."
Hua Yingjie pulled out a dagger, attempting to insert it between two bricks, but even the blade couldn’t penetrate.
"This craftsmanship is absolutely impressive."
Tang Ming was astonished.
"Indeed! As far as I know, both the Pyramid and the Great Wall have similar structures, impenetrable by blades, perfectly aligned. So, the forr prestige of this small city must have been significant."
Hua Yingjie looked at Tang Ming with a serious expression, "But the problem is, we’ve never heard of such a small city before, and now we’ve suddenly co to a place like this, it’s so strange."
"It is indeed odd, but we’re here for the dical competition, no need to overthink it."
Tang Ming shook his head, wrapping his arm around Zhou Xiaoqian’s slender waist, "It’s the sa as always, we should adapt to the situation."
"All participants in the dical competition, please imdiately gather at the dical Tower located in the city center."
At this mont, a loud voice echoed through the entire small city, and two silhouettes appeared at the top of the pancake-shaped building.
The small city wasn’t large, so there was no need for any loudspeaker.
A group of people quickly hurried to gather in front of the peculiar building at the city center.
Huang Hexian and another elder were atop the over two-person-high building, beginning to call roll and confirm everyone was present.
"Excellent, you fifty are the finalists in this dical competition. Next, the final round will begin, everyone enters the dical Tower, and we’ll introduce the rules in detail."
After roll call, Huang Hexian spoke slowly, then a stone door appeared on one side of the pancake-shaped building.
Huang Hexian and the other elder walked ahead, entering through the stone door.
Tang Ming and the others quickly followed inside.
As soon as they entered, everyone was stunned. Inside the stone door was a hidden world, brightly lit, filled with various advanced dical equipnt and nurous patients.
"Welco, everyone, to the dical Tower."
After everyone entered, the stone door closed, Huang Hexian smiled as he looked at everyone.
"An outlet, an outlet, I need to charge my phone."
Upon seeing so many modern things here, soone imdiately thought about charging their phone.
"No signal here, charging is useless."
"I never imagined such a super-modern secret base would be hidden here; it’s like two different worlds compared to outside."
...
A group of people clicked their tongues in wonder, looking around everywhere.
Tang Ming was also a bit bewildered, surprised that such a secret base was hidden in an otherwise backward ancient city, estimating that telling others would lead to disbelief.
"Ladies and gentlen, if there are no questions, I will now announce the upcoming competition rules."
After a mont of amazent, Huang Hexian spoke slowly: "The final round will determine the ranking in this dical competition using a points system. Everyone received 100 points upon entering here, points are added for completing relevant tasks, deducted for task failures, and no action is considered a withdrawal."
As Huang Hexian explained, a virtual screen appeared in the air, recording everyone’s nas along with their points.
"The final competition will have several rounds, the first round will determine victory and defeat in the dical Tower. As you see, this place has the most advanced dical equipnt for today’s standards, a dical repository, whether it’s Traditional Chinese dicine or Western dicine, you’ll find everything you need here.
Additionally, here are two hundred rare-disease patients recruited nationally and internationally, your task this round is to diagnose and treat these individuals. Accurate patient diagnosis and reasonable treatnt will earn you one point per patient; failure in treatnt deducts one point per patient, so you must choose carefully.
All points are included in the total, and your ranking will be arranged from now on.
Moreover, each person must make appropriate choices; inactivity is directly considered a withdrawal. This round, the nine people with the lowest points will be eliminated."
Hearing these competition rules, Tang Ming was slightly surprised, thinking how Imperial University was acclaid nationwide, having already considered real-world treatnts during selection.
"If there are no objections, you can now start treating the two hundred patients present here, the ti allocated is two hours."
Huang Hexian cleared his throat, "As always, choose cautiously, or you’ll lose points."
As soon as he finished speaking, fifty people beca busy, starting to look around the hall, observing the state of patients through the glass protective shields.
Over two hundred patients, all rare cases nowadays, were lying in beds connected to various high-end equipnt, along with prominently displayed materials like dical examination images and data.
"Damn it, who said the dical competition favors Traditional Chinese dicine? This is clearly advantageous to Western dicine."
After walking for a while, Zhou Xiaoqian looked at a big man in a ward, complaining gloomily: "dical instrunt data is placed there, it’s clear at a glance for those proficient in dicine, but as Traditional Chinese dicine practitioners, we can’t diagnose without direct contact, unless we enter, otherwise, there’s no way to take a pulse."
"Xiaoqian, you should give up this round."
Tang Ming gazed at Zhou Xiaoqian with a complex expression: "Traditional Chinese dicine emphasizes observation, slling, asking, and feeling. Given the situation, we need to initially determine what illness the patient might have by observing reactions, then decide if we can treat it, and choose the task accordingly; it’s too challenging for your current dical skill."
"But I..."
Upon hearing this, Zhou Xiaoqian’s eyes reddened, was it all ending here?
"Making it this far has been tough, don’t push yourself further, stay put and wait for the competition to end."
Tang Ming instructed, no longer paying attention to Zhou Xiaoqian; it was beyond her capability, even helping her through wouldn’t be aningful, instead hindering her growth.
"Alright!"
Upon hearing Tang Ming, Zhou Xiaoqian sighed helplessly.
Others were also observing, then searching for patients they could treat.
Despite the rules seeming absurd, this round was a comprehensive test of dical skill for participants, especially for Traditional Chinese dicine. In circumstances where patient contact isn’t possible, making judgnts is exceedingly challenging.
Though Western dicine participants could analyze patient conditions through dical data, concerning these difficult cases, no one dared to choose lightly as even revealed conditions were currently very difficult to cure; seeing it doesn’t imply successful treatnt.
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