Supernatural Insight Eyes Chapter 938: 0938 Ye Qiu's Warning! (Third Update)

Chapter 938: 0938 Ye Qiu’s Warning! (Third Update)

No one questioned the existence of acupoints anymore. Ye Qiu smiled faintly, while the Western doctors present, unable to explain it, could only reluctantly admit to the concept of acupoints.

The scene just now was still vivid in everyone’s minds. If anyone doubted it, Ye Qiu needed only to lightly tap a few tis to make them understand the existence of acupoints.

This was the first ti in China’s history that soone had proven the concept of acupoints in traditional Chinese dicine in front of nurous foreigners.

Since acupuncture originates from acupoints, these foreigners had never believed in acupoints before and, naturally, wouldn’t believe that sticking dozens of silver needles into the human body could cure diseases.

But now, Ye Qiu demonstrated the real existence of acupoints in front of everyone.

It could be said that he validated the reputation of Chinese dicine clinics in Chinatowns around the world.

And this entire scene was recorded by reporters from French dia.

Actually, regarding acupoint manipulation, this technique can restrict ordinary people in various ways. But for Martial Artists, relying on the Qi within their bodies, they can automatically release the acupoint constraints. Ye Qiu, proving the existence of acupoints, naturally could sense the ordinary nature of these people, so the outco of this demonstration had long been predetermined.

As for why, before Ye Qiu, no one had stepped forward to explain the concept of acupoints and ridians to validate Chinese dicine—it wasn’t that no one had tried. It was simply that in their hands, Chinese dicine hadn’t achieved the sa obvious effects as Ye Qiu’s.

After all, Ye Qiu not only excelled in dical skills but also possessed formidable martial prowess. It could even be said now that he was the strongest person in China. With such abilities paired with his dical skills, there was no challenge he couldn’t overco.

Other practitioners of Chinese dicine didn’t have the sa advantages as Ye Qiu. Even if they stepped forward to prove these concepts, the impact would be negligible, and they were constantly challenged by Western dical scholars, unable to provide answers, causing the reputation of Chinese dicine to decline further.

After proving the existence of acupoints, explaining ridians beca much easier. Ye Qiu manipulated others’ ridians, making their faces alternate between red, white, black, and purple—an extraordinary phenonon.

By the end of his speech, everyone stood up and applauded Ye Qiu, for he had demonstrated the marvels of Chinese dicine to them.

“This guy can’t stay low-profile no matter where he goes.” Shen ngchen glared at Ye Qiu, the center of attention, and muttered begrudgingly. She thought bitterly about herself, tirelessly traveling around for Longjia’s market listing, only to encounter trouble from Japanese companies, causing delays.

Lina returned to Shangguan Hong’s side, excitedly praising Ye Qiu’s miraculous thods, marveling at them.

Shangguan Hong watched Lina’s reaction, feeling that she was overly surprised. As for Ye Qiu’s abilities, Shangguan Hong was already well aware. Ever since Ye Qiu had saved her grandfather and cured his illness, Shangguan Hong knew Ye Qiu’s dical skills were exceptional. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have taken him later to et those influential figures, even causing jealousy among leading national doctors.

Now that Ye Qiu was showcasing his dical skills to the world and giving credibility to Chinese dicine, Shangguan Hong genuinely felt happy for Ye Qiu.

“If he was truly here for , that’d be amazing. But unfortunately, eting here seems to be just a coincidence.” Shangguan Hong sighed slightly. She didn’t know that Ye Qiu’s choice of this venue was closely tied to her.

“Hong, is this handso guy single? I think I’ve fallen for him!” Lina gazed at Ye Qiu on the stage with stars in her eyes. She had never seen a man whose charisma and depth could be so captivating, causing her heart to race uncontrollably.

“He should be single, I think.” Shangguan Hong was uncertain. Over the past year or so, she wasn’t sure if Ye Qiu had started dating Shen ngchen.

“Oh yay, that ans I still have a chance!” Lina said excitedly.

“Ah, I almost forgot. Our Hong seems to like this guy too. Sigh, does that an I have to give up?” Lina suddenly began to waver again.

…

At the entrance of Grenoble University, a man in a white suit looked toward the sports arena.

He spoke shortly afterward: “Miss Shen is here?”

“Yes, she and her bodyguards arrived early,” replied the man next to him.

“Let’s go inside.”

When six or seven people entered the sports arena, the man in the white suit didn’t spot Shen ngchen, but instead noticed Ye Qiu on the stage.

The man’s body visibly stiffened, and a trace of terror flashed in his expression.

“It’s him!”

“Why is he here?”

“Could the disappearance of the two elders have been his doing?”

The man appeared conflicted, while his bodyguards looked confused, not understanding why their master was so emotional.

Soon, these n began to carefully scrutinize Ye Qiu. As they took in his appearance, their expressions mirrored the shock of their master—they trembled upon seeing Ye Qiu’s face.

This face—who in Japan wouldn’t recognize it? Back then, this was the man who single-handedly silenced Japan’s martial arts community. These bodyguards had already imprinted this face in their minds, constantly warning themselves never to provoke this person. Otherwise, even retreating to Japan wouldn’t save them—this man could hunt them down, and no one could protect them.

This demon-like figure—he was here in France!

“Let’s leave!”

The man in the white suit realized that Ye Qiu’s presence was bad news for them, especially given Ye Qiu’s connection to Shen ngchen. Their attempt to impede Longjia’s market listing was likely dood now.

They turned and left hurriedly, but after only a few steps, a voice echoed simultaneously in their minds: “I don’t want to see any Japanese targeting or anyone around again. This warning is the first and the last. If you violate it, I won’t hesitate to kill you all.”

“Those two Martial Artists—I’m sure they were your people. I’ve killed them both. If you want revenge, I’ll gladly accept, but if you dare target anyone close to again, you’ll et the sa fate as those two.”

“Leave. I better not see any of you again.”

Ye Qiu’s voice finally faded from their minds, and the group fled in terror, afraid that if they lingered, Ye Qiu would truly make them stay forever.

As Ye Qiu watched them scurry away from the arena entrance, his expression remained stoic. The killing of those two Legendary Martial Artists had likely delivered a severe enough warning. Now, with his direct threat, these Japanese were undoubtedly scared out of their wits, unlikely to harbor further sches against him.

Of course, if they remained defiant and continued to target him, Ye Qiu wouldn’t hesitate to end them swiftly.

Not far away, Bai Xiong noticed his young master Ye Qiu scaring off the group of Japanese. He also realized that the Legendary Martial Artist-level aura these Japanese had with them was now missing. Bai Xiong smiled faintly, understanding that Ye Qiu had already dealt with those two powerful figures. Now, he no longer had to worry about Shen ngchen’s safety.

Nearby, Shen ngchen glanced suspiciously toward the entrance. She thought she had caught sight of those Japanese n earlier. Why did they leave in such a hurry, almost as if they were fleeing?