Chapter 1386: Chapter 1387: Now I Know What Ignorance Is
“What do you an? You’re supposed to be this hospital’s top expert, and now you’re telling there’s nothing you can do? Is my daughter’s illness really that severe?”
Yue Chenxiang was visibly agitated.
Dean Liu shook his head and said, “Your daughter’s trics are all perfectly normal, yet she’s in a coma—a situation that Western dicine truly can’t resolve.
I suggest you seek out a renowned Chinese dicine practitioner; perhaps they can help.
Your husband must know soone skilled in that field, right?”
He didn’t dare to claim that Yao Bingyue was pretending to be ill.
After all, there have been cases where tests showed no symptoms but the patient ended up having a serious condition.
To ensure proper care, Dean Liu decided to recomnd Chinese dicine for Yao Bingyue.
“Are you kidding ? You know our Capital dical Group specializes in Western dicine, modern dicine. I don’t believe in Chinese dicine—it’s nothing but witchcraft.”
Yue Chenshuang shook her head firmly.
“Ms. Yue, that remark of yours, I don’t appreciate. Western dicine has its strengths, but modern dicine is just built upon biological science and equipnt—it’s not purely a Western approach.
Doctors have largely beco puppets to machinery and profit-driven pharmaceutical companies.
This is also why Western dicine can be learned so quickly.
Of course, surgical doctors are an exception—that’s a real skill, not sothing just anyone can do.
Chinese dicine operates with its own system and theoretical foundation, relying on countless experints to derive conclusions. In certain aspects, it’s even more reliable than so-called modern dicine.
Only by integrating both approaches can we better heal and save lives. Dismissing one of them entirely is not a wise choice.”
Xiao Chen’s voice rang out once more.
Although he wasn’t a spokesperson for Chinese dicine, he was proficient in Western dicine, modern dical practices, and even biological science.
But at the sa ti, he was also a master of Chinese dicine.
If Chinese dicine can save lives, why not trust it?
“So you’re saying you can cure my daughter’s condition?”
Yue Chenshuang didn’t bother listening to Xiao Chen’s lengthy discourse; she only wanted the conclusion.
“Of course,”
Xiao Chen replied with a slight smile. “My dication is on the way and should be here shortly. In the anti, keep her on glucose; she’ll be fine soon.”
“Alright, if you can heal my daughter, I might just believe in Chinese dicine a little,”
Yue Chenshuang said.
“Whether you believe or not is none of my business. Your disbelief is your loss—not mine.”
Xiao Chen said coolly, “I’m only helping because I’m friends with Yue Xiaolin; otherwise, with your attitude, I wouldn’t bother intervening.”
“Ms. Yue, you don’t seriously believe in this charlatan, do you?”
Chang Xiao interjected urgently, “This is a hospital, equipped with the most advanced testing systems. If the equipnt can’t detect the problem, how could he figure it out just by a glance?”
“Equipnt, equipnt—always equipnt!
While advanced equipnt aids precise treatnt, a doctor who can’t diagnose without machinery is truly worthless.
In the past, we could diagnose bone fractures just by touch; now, X-rays are a must.
We used to identify illnesses through observation, listening, inquiry, and palpation and treat accordingly; now every case requires blood tests. Is it really always necessary?”
Xiao Chen sneered.
“Alright, I won’t argue with you. But if you can genuinely heal her, I’ll kneel right here and call you grandpa,”
Chang Xiao said angrily.
“Spare your grandson act—I don’t care for it. Just kneel and admit you’re unfit to be a doctor,”
Xiao Chen retorted coldly.
With that, they waited.
Xiao Chen glanced at the supposedly unconscious Yao Bingyue, a girl of rely fifteen or sixteen yet possessing an almost devilish physique.
She was certainly over-nourished.
“Hey, young lady, I heard you’re into Hua Yuesheng. Apparently, he’s a rising star—great taste, I also think he’s quite dashing.
By the way, I just heard Hua Yuesheng is visiting a friend at the hospital today. He should be arriving soon.
Are you sure you don’t want to get up and see him?”
Xiao Chen approached Yao Bingyue, smiling slyly.
Yao Bingyue’s hand moved noticeably, and her eyes were about to open.
“He’s here! Hua Yuesheng is here!”
A loud voice rang out suddenly from outside.
And indeed, Hua Yuesheng had co.
“Dear little sister Yao Bingyue, I heard you’ve been skipping als and sleep just for a chance to attend my concert. I specially brought you a vinyl record as a gift.”
As Hua Yuesheng spoke, Yao Bingyue imdiately opened her eyes and jumped to her feet. The mont she saw him, she leapt in excitent.
Yue Chenshuang hurriedly held her down: “You’re still hooked up to an IV!”
“Mom, I’m fine! I was just pretending to be sick—I didn’t want to go to school,”
Yao Bingyue confessed.
What!
The entire room froze upon hearing this.
This girl really had been faking it!
But her acting was just too convincing—it was over the top.
Xiao Chen glanced at Yue Chenshuang and said, “Chinese dicine includes the concept of ‘inspection of one’s aura’—essentially observing a person’s complexion, which has developed into an entire discipline.
If you’re skilled enough, a re glance can tell you where the problem lies.
Unfortunately, you didn’t notice it; otherwise, you’d have known she was faking.
Well, now that she’s awake, this matter no longer concerns . Chang Xiao, are you not prepared to kneel?”
He had always been one to repay grievances.
Moreover, he believed that people ought to stand by their word.
“Mr. Xiao, please be the bigger person. There’s no need for this,”
Dean Liu said with a wry smile.
Chang Xiao was from the Chang Family, an influential family, and he didn’t want to escalate the situation unnecessarily.
“So you’re saying that if I don’t let this go, I’m being petty?”
Xiao Chen sneered. “If a doctor doesn’t stand by their word, how can they ever take responsibility for their patients? Kneel!”
He coldly ordered, staring straight at Chang Xiao.
Startled, Chang Xiao froze. Xiao Chen’s gaze was downright terrifying—it made his knees instinctively buckle.
By the ti he realized, his legs had already given out, and he couldn’t even stand.
“Brother Xiao, isn’t that enough?”
Yue Xiaolin intervened, unable to hold back. After all, Zhang Erqiang was still being treated at the hospital, and she didn’t want to strain relations with the staff.
“For your sake, I’ll let it slide. Let’s go,”
Xiao Chen said as he prepared to leave. Before leaving, he turned to Yue Chenshuang and added, “Rember, she hasn’t eaten in a day and a night—don’t let her eat too much. She’s already a pampered young lady with a frail physique; overeating could cause serious problems.
Also, Ms. Yue, I advise you to really pay attention to what she says. This child might be facing difficulties at school—her feelings are written all over her face.”
“Mr. Xiao, thank you!”
Yue Chenshuang bowed deeply. “Today, I truly learned the extent of my ignorance. I owe you an apology—and an apology to Chinese dicine.”
“There’s no need to apologize to anyone. Your husband operates in the modern dical business; suppressing Chinese dicine is just part of his trade. But I hope you won’t let this prevent people from receiving proper treatnt.
Whether you act on this is up to your conscience.”
Xiao Chen didn’t look back as he strode away.
Yue Xiaolin followed closely behind.
“Xiaolin, have Erqiang transferred to Hua Xian Hospital. The dean there is a friend of mine. We’ve offended the doctors here enough; I doubt they’ll treat him fairly anymore,”
Xiao Chen suggested. He didn’t want Zhang Erqiang to suffer any unjust treatnt because of him.
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