"You...?"
Hearing Zhu Fei’s words, the white-haired elder and the crew mbers all blinked in astonishnt.
But before they could react, Zhu Fei had already swiftly taken action, almost in the blink of an eye, he pinched several silver needles from the box, and imdiately ’inserted’ them into the unconscious elderly man’s head.
Upon seeing Zhu Fei’s actions, the eyebrows of the white-haired elder and the crew mbers all twitched, and their hearts were suddenly shocked.
They had never expected that this young man in front of them would act so boldly; he hadn’t even finished speaking a few sentences before he directly intervened with the patient.
What alard the white-haired elder even more was the fact that the areas where Zhu Fei was inserting the needles were actually on the head.
One must know that there are many taboo areas there; the slightest carelessness could lead to an unimaginably tragic outco.
However, before the white-haired elder and the crew mbers could scold Zhu Fei, what happened next left both of them stunned in place.
"Cough cough cough..." A series of coughs echoed.
The elderly man who was initially motionless and in a comatose state due to cerebral hemorrhage, at this mont, after a few coughs, actually opened his eyes.
The just-awakened elderly person’s consciousness seed still a bit hazy.
He looked at Zhu Fei in front of him, then at the white-haired elder across from him, and gradually ca to his senses.
"Thank... thank you, thank you for saving ."
The elderly man’s voice was a bit hoarse, but his consciousness had clearly mostly returned to normal; he knew what had just happened to him.
Hearing this, the white-haired elder and the crew mbers exchanged glances, seeing deep astonishnt in each other’s eyes.
They truly hadn’t expected that the elderly man, who seed beyond help, would actually wake up so quickly after Zhu Fei’s few needles.
The white-haired elder chuckled bitterly, stepped forward, and took the elderly man’s wrist, checking his pulse while asking, "How do you feel now? Is there any discomfort?"
The elderly man shook his head, a smile appearing on his face.
"There’s no discomfort. I feel very well now, my mind has never been as clear as it is currently. Old sir, I really thank you for just now."
Clearly, the elderly man had mistaken the white-haired elder for the person who had just saved his life.
A look of embarrassnt appeared on the white-haired elder’s face, and just as he was about to explain, Zhu Fei had already pulled Tang ngyun along, smiling at the white-haired elder:
"Old sir, if there’s nothing else, we will take our leave now."
After saying this, Zhu Fei gave the white-haired elder a aningful look and then left the room together with Tang ngyun.
For Zhu Fei, what had just happened was rely a minor interlude; he didn’t want to attract any attention and certainly didn’t wish to be the center of interest.
That’s why he had given that look to the white-haired elder before leaving, indicating please not to draw attention and to keep his intervention secret.
The white-haired elder naturally understood the aning behind Zhu Fei’s glance, but Wan Qianshan, who had been practicing dicine for many years, had never done sothing like taking credit for another’s work.
This made him feel sowhat uncomfortable, and he couldn’t help but beco intensely curious about Zhu Fei, this young man.
...
Outside the door, when Zhu Fei pulled Tang ngyun to leave the room, they were suddenly stopped by two railway police officers.
Upon a closer look, to their surprise, they found the man in the suit who had been there before standing behind the two officers.
"It was them, they were the ones who hit soone just now. Officer, please take them away and interrogate them thoroughly. I suspect they did sothing to endanger the patient,"
the man in the suit said, pointing at Zhu Fei and Tang ngyun, a cold shade flickering in his eyes.
Upon hearing the man in the suit’s words, the two railway police officers exchanged glances.
They had already heard a bit about what happened earlier, and although they didn’t have a good impression of the man in the suit, since he had co to them, they had to follow the procedure for the ti being.
"The two of you, about the incident earlier..."
"Enough, what happened just now was that we were trying to save soone, and this man was blocking the door, refusing to let us in at all costs. We just pushed him aside; it wasn’t as serious as he’s making it out to be,"
Zhu Fei didn’t wait for the police officer to finish, impatiently waving his hand to interrupt.
"Save soone? Haha, just the two of you? Just with your Traditional Chinese dicine that has no scientific basis whatsoever?"
The man in the suit suddenly laughed angrily, pointing his finger at Zhu Fei and Tang ngyun as his tone turned colder.
"Well then, I would like to see exactly how you ’saved’ the person. Where is the patient? Where is he? Don’t tell you’ve saved him to death?"
The man in the suit spoke extrely unpleasantly, and everyone present, including the two railway police officers, frowned at his words.
Tang ngyun, finally unable to contain herself, angrily pointed at the man in the suit and said,
"What kind of a person talks like that? What do you an Traditional Chinese dicine has no scientific basis? If you don’t understand, stop spewing nonsense and get lost!"
No one present, except for Zhu Fei, had expected such an outburst from a seemingly delicate and gorgeous woman.
The man in the suit turned a shade pallor with anger, and just as he was about to say sothing more, he heard a "click" from the room behind the crowd as the door was abruptly opened.
Dean Wan, along with the previously unconscious elder and the train crew, ca out talking and laughing.
The sight puzzled everyone present and expressions of surprise appeared on many faces.
No one had expected that the elderly man, who was just declared unsavable, had woken up, and seed to be quite alright.
The man in the suit was especially astonished, scarcely able to believe his own eyes.
Dean Wan glanced at him, then looked at the two railway police officers, as though understanding the situation, and his expression darkened.
He pointed at the man in the suit and said,
"Zhang Wei, originally, I didn’t want to expose you, but now it seems you really have gone too far."
"Not only daring to slander Traditional Chinese dicine as lacking a scientific basis, but now you’re also capable of framing others? I really doubt your morality, and whether you continue to be suitable to be a teacher at Donglin University."
As soon as Wan Qianshan spoke, Zhang Wei was greatly alard, and expressions of suspicion appeared on everyone present, including Zhu Fei.
"You... who are you...?"
Zhang Wei scrutinized Wan Qianshan carefully, and only then did he really take a good look at him.
But the more he looked, the weaker his legs beca, almost causing him to fall to the ground.
"You... You’re Dean Wan?"
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