320: Chapter 320: So Things Depend on Fate 320: Chapter 320: So Things Depend on Fate In the Ancient Martial World of Huaxia, although there are so Yellow Level mid-rank Martial Artists in their twenties, they are indeed rare.
From this, it can be seen that the girl from the Ye Family is a rare martial arts prodigy.
“Ye Xing has fathered a good daughter!”
Although Hua Tianhe lived a reclusive life, seldom going out, he had heard of the na of Ye Family Head Ye Xing, knowing that he was one of the few Profound Level Martial Artists in the Secular Ancient Martial World.
Now, with Ye Xing’s daughter achieving such accomplishnts in martial arts at a young age, it is foreseeable that in the future, another Profound Level Martial Artist will erge from the Ye Family, truly an enviable prospect.
“The two National Doctors are the North Star of the Huaxia dical community.
I often hear my father ntion your great nas, and I’ve long admired you both.
It is a wish co true to et the two National Doctors today!”
Ye Wui ca from an influential family and had seen the world.
Moreover, with Fang Bai, the Divine Doctor, by her side, she didn’t feel the slightest bit nervous or constrained when facing the two great National Doctors.
Jiang Huaihe and his wife Zhao Xinran were relieved to see that the two National Doctors Ren Juedao and Hua Tianhe did not seem displeased due to any perceived disrespect from Ye Wui and her companion.
Although Fang Bai stood shoulder to shoulder with Ye Wui, in the eyes of Ren Juedao and Hua Tianhe, he was nothing more than an ordinary, unremarkable young man, so they simply ignored him.
Seeing Fang Bai once again subjected to a cold reception, Ye Wui intended to introduce him to the two National Doctors, but she saw Fang Bai gently shake his head, indicating it wasn’t necessary.
Jiang Huaihe and his wife chatted with National Doctors Ren and Hua in the corridor for a mont before Jiang Xiaoyu’s attending physician gave a brief update on Jiang Xiaoyu’s condition and current situation.
After a mont of contemplation, Ren Juedao said to Hua Tianhe, “Let’s go in and see the patient’s condition first.
You try with traditional Chinese dical thods, and if the effect is not good, then I will consider the issue of surgery.”
Seeing the worried expressions on Jiang Huaihe and his wife’s faces, Ren Juedao then said, “Don’t worry, if your daughter’s condition is not severe, a breast-conserving surgery can be perford.
We won’t consider mastectomy unless absolutely necessary.”
With tears in her eyes, Zhao Xinran said, “Please help us, National Doctors!
Fish may seem strong on the outside, but she’s actually very fragile ntally.
I’m afraid she won’t be able to cope if her left breast has to be removed…”
“We’ve done our best, now we can only leave it to fate,” sighed Hua Tianhe with a solemn face.
Hua Tianhe was acclaid as “the First Person of Acupuncture in Huaxia,” which attests to his exceptional skill in acupuncture.
He has healed many difficult and complex diseases with the aid of True Yuan and his superb needling technique, earning him the prominent reputation and the title of “National Doctor.”
As for cancer, Hua Tianhe can use his dical expertise to temporarily halt the spread of cancer cells and extend the patient’s life expectancy, but he is still unable to completely eradicate the cancer cells and cure the patient outright.
Hua Tianhe knew that traditional Chinese dical thods would not cure Jiang Xiaoyu’s breast cancer.
Initially, he didn’t want to co, but Jiang Huaihe pleaded so earnestly that he couldn’t turn him down and reluctantly agreed to co along with Ren Juedao.
Although Hua Tianhe was trained in traditional Chinese dicine, he was not averse to Western dicine.
He knew that so cancers could be effectively treated with Western dical approaches.
If surgery was inevitable for Jiang Xiaoyu, then having Ren Juedao as the lead surgeon would significantly increase the chances of a successful cure.
Under the guidance of a dical staff mber, Jiang Huaihe accompanied the two National Doctors, Hua Tianhe, and Ren Juedao, into Jiang Xiaoyu’s intensive care unit to assess her condition before deciding on a targeted treatnt.
As for Zhao Xinran and the others, they stayed outside to await news.
Zhao Xinran stood in front of the hospital room, peering in through the small window in the door, but she could see nothing.
She clasped her hands together and silently prayed that her daughter would safely make it through this crisis.
“Auntie Zhao, don’t worry, Fish will be alright…”
Ye Wui stepped forward to comfort Zhao Xinran, preparing to take the opportunity to introduce Fang Bai to her.
“Wui, I’m happy that you could co to visit Fish.
I know you’re busy with work, and there isn’t much going on here right now.
Why don’t you head back first?
If there’s any good news about Fish, I’ll let you know right away, okay?”
The arrival of the two National Doctors had sowhat settled Zhao Xinran’s heart, and she managed to squeeze out a slight smile as she spoke to Ye Wui.
Ye Wui had co with Fang Bai specifically to treat Jiang Xiaoyu.
Now, without even having seen Jiang Xiaoyu, how could she agree to leave just like that?
She hurriedly said, “Auntie Zhao, although Fang Bai practices traditional Chinese dicine, his dical skills are truly incredible.
Why not let him have a look at Fish…”
The other relatives of the Jiang Family in the corridor, upon hearing Ye Wui’s words, were sowhat skeptical, thinking to themselves that, when it cos to the practice of Chinese dicine in the whole of Huaxia, who could surpass Hua Tianhe, the National Doctor Hua?
Not to ntion that National Doctor Hua was already here.
Even if he weren’t, there were many other famous doctors in Huaxia.
How could it be the turn of this naless, overly young little TCM doctor to make a move?
“Thank you for your kind thoughts, Wui.
I appreciate it.
Right now, National Doctor Hua and National Doctor Ren are inside treating Fish.
With both of them there, Fish should be fine…”
Zhao Xinran knew that Ye Wui ant well, but her thoughts were similar to the other Jiang Family relatives, all of whom did not take Fang Bai seriously, and so she declined politely.
Ye Wui wasn’t sure whether Hua Tianhe and Ren Juedao, the two National Doctors, could cure Jiang Xiaoyu, but she was one hundred percent certain that if Fang Bai stepped in, Jiang Xiaoyu’s chances of recovery would be greater.
“Auntie Jiang…”
Ye Wui wanted to say more, but Fang Bai’s hand suddenly rested on her shoulder.
“Wui, I said before we ca that so things depend on fate.
Since we are fated but not destined, let’s go,” Fang Bai said calmly, then took Ye Wui’s hand and turned to walk toward the elevator.
Fang Bai was not angry about being slighted by Mr.
and Mrs.
Jiang Huaihe, because he knew that in such a situation, if he were in Zhao Xinran’s place, he would definitely have the sa attitude.
After all, with two National Doctors taking action, who would care about an unknown little TCM doctor?
Watching the hands of Ye Wui and Fang Bai linked together, Zhao Xinran’s expression showed a touch of surprise.
However, at this mont, her mind was fully occupied with her daughter, with no ti to ponder the exact nature of Ye Wui and Fang Bai’s relationship.
Ye Wui, hand in hand with Fang Bai, took the elevator down from the inpatient building and walked toward the parking lot outside.
Although she didn’t say anything more along the way, her expression was filled with sorrow.
“Don’t be upset either, perhaps the two National Doctors will be able to cure Fish,” Fang Bai said, knowing that Ye Wui was still worried about Jiang Xiaoyu’s condition, and comforted her with a smile.
Ye Wui sighed wearily, “Now that’s all we can hope for.
Hopefully, Ren Juedao and Hua Tianhe live up to the title of ‘National Doctor’ and can heal Fish.
But I’m afraid just in case…”
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