Chapter 25: Out of Personal Grudge
Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
Alpha looked embarrassed, the air seed to have frozen.
He was actually despised by a five-year-old child, where would his dignity as a father go in the future?
Fortunately, a call ca at that mont, saving Alpha from further embarrassnt.
However, the mont the call connected, Alpha heard a sudden news. “President, the information network says that the ghost doctor has appeared in the operating theater of a hospital and is currently operating on a patient with advanced liver cancer.”
“Okay, I understand. Continue to watch the situation. I’ll go over now.” Alpha made a prompt decision and stood up to leave.
“Daddy, why are you looking for the ghost doctor?” Noelle asked curiously as he looked up at him.
Alpha opened his mouth, his expression troubled.
In the beginning, he had wanted to recruit the ghost doctor, a talent who had mastered the world’s TCM techniques. As long as the ghost doctor was willing to be employed by him, he would not have to worry about food and clothing for the rest of his life.
However, under his repeated invitations, not only did the ghost doctor reject him, he even said, “I will never help Alpha with anything.
He did not understand. He had never interacted with the ghost doctor before, so why did the ghost doctor hate him so much? This made him want to find out more.
In short, regardless of whether he wants the ghost doctor to treat Noelle or if it was out of his own personal grudge, Alpha had to catch the ghost doctor.
Seeing Alpha left without saying anything, Noelle blinked in confusion.
After I inserted the eighteen needles into my aunt’s vital acupoints, I finally heaved a sigh of relief.
With these eighteen needles, it could ensure that his aunt’s life was temporarily stabilized and no accidents would occur.
Thereafter, I inserted a few needles into the acupuncture points on my aunt’s abdon near her ribs. I also inserted a gold needle under her foot. Right after, I extended my hand and said, “Scalpel.”
The surgical nurse had to watch Luna’s treatnt process the entire ti, and she was stunned. She couldn’t understand how a needle, so thin that it was almost invisible, could be used so skillfully in the hands of the ghost doctor. It was like a well-trained army, hitting wherever it was commanded.
At this mont, the golden needles that were inserted into Parsi’ body were standing firmly. Not only did it not move at all, there was not even a drop of blood.
She could not help but think to herself, ‘I’m amazed by the ghost doctor’s acupuncture treatnt. It’s really amazing!’
When I saw that the surgical nurse stood there in a daze for a long ti without any reaction, I urged her. “Scalpel.”
Imdiately, as if she had just woken up from a dream, she handed the sterilized scalpel.
After making a cut at the critical spot, I solemnly look at the one centiter deep cut.
At first, there was bright red blood, but after I put another needle into my aunt’s neck, muddy dark brown blood flowed out of the wound.
The surgical nurse quickly took a basin to catch the pus and blood flowing out of the wound. Her eyes widened as she watched this shocking scene.
The dark brown muddy blood flowed for three to four minutes before it turned from dark brown to normal red.
I heaved a sigh of relief and felt relieved. Afterwards, I started to sew the wound on my aunt and took out the gold needles one by one.
After carefully putting away the gold needles, I waved my hand and said, “The surgery is successful. Give the patient a blood transfusion.”
With that, I collapsed into my chair.
Even though the entire surgery only took about three hours, every injection required extrely high concentration and skillful control.
There were more than seven hundred acupuncture points in a person’s body. If I were to accidentally poke the wrong acupuncture point, I would lose my aunt’s life.
This thod of bloodletting after acupuncture was a desperate gamble, there was no room for errors.
“Ghost doctor, your dical skills are truly remarkable!” The attending doctor walked over and praised in admiration.
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