Not long ago, Su Fan had consud a significant amount of martial True Qi and pure yang blood, but after half a day of ditative rest, he fully recovered.
Regarding the matters of Pan Shi Temple, he had previously sought help from Bai Zongze.
Unfortunately, Grandmaster Bai Zongze's skills in feng shui and geomancy were still sowhat lacking.
This ti was different; Su Fan ca to Pan Shi Temple with Grandmaster Lu Wusheng.
However, it was neither raining nor foggy this ti, so whether the two could gain any insights was uncertain.
Lu Wusheng walked around twice before saying to Su Fan, "Not today, we need to wait for a rainy day or foggy weather to take a look inside."
Hearing Lu Wusheng say this, Su Fan did not ask him the reason but nodded slightly instead.
Since they needed to wait for a rainy day, he decided to return with Lu Wusheng next ti it rained.
At the sa ti, the news of Lu Qizhen's recovery spread in the Chinese dical community.
Although Su Fan regarded this as a small matter,
in reality, it was anything but trivial.
The hidden Lu family was a prosperous household among prosperous households.
During the Republic of China era, many affluent families erged, akin to the Four Great Families, but their glory has long since faded.
The hidden Lu family was different; regardless of external changes, they remained a wealthy and influential family.
After Lu Qizhen fell ill, renowned doctors from across China had attended to him.
The Lu family, desperate to save Lu Qizhen, offered substantial incentives and visited countless famous doctors.
This led to the situation that the Chinese dical community, whether in traditional or Western dicine, was well-versed with Lu Qizhen's condition.
When the news of his recovery spread, everyone's first reaction was, "Fake news!"
Many fa-seeking individuals dared to say anything to gain renown.
However, after extensive verification, people finally confird that the news was true, truer than pure gold!
There were three sources of the news in total.
They were Lu Wusheng, Qin Qianyi, and Wang Dongbi.
Lu Wusheng, the Sect Leader of the hidden Lu family, was as credible as white turning black.
Qin Qianyi and Wang Dongbi, both Divine Doctors, ranked in the top ten of the previous national physician competition in China.
Both were honored with the title of national dical sage.
If Lu Qizhen hadn't truly recovered, they absolutely wouldn't dare to make false claims.
Thus, influential figures across China unequivocally confird that Lu Qizhen was indeed brought back from the brink of death by Su Fan!
No matter how Su Fan achieved it, one thing was certain—the level of his dical skills was already at an awe-inspiring peak!
Soon, many eminent figures began reaching out to the Oriental Group to invest or form friendships in any way possible.
The reason they didn't approach Su Fan directly was, of course, because they couldn't find him.
Not to ntion they were scattered across China, even if they ca to Yang City, they might not find Su Fan.
Su Fan's recent battle with Hashimoto Otsuka established his position in the martial arts world.
This ti, saving Lu Qizhen from the brink of death cented his status in the dical community.
As a master of both dicine and martial arts, he was now, without doubt, the leading figure among the younger generation in both China's martial arts and dical worlds!
Su Fan was aware of the external buzz.
Chen Hanqing, as his best intelligence agent, would report most intelligence about him to Su Fan.
But Su Fan was not overly concerned with the admiration he garnered from various influential figures right now.
He believed that as long as he continued to improve his dical skills, these figures would only grow more courteous toward him.
What Su Fan was most focused on at this mont was the matter of Pan Shi Temple.
Through prolonged accumulation and understanding, he could now ascertain that.
The current martial artists were rely lacking craftsn, or rather, Qi cultivators.
If he could enter Pan Shi Temple this ti, he might discover sothing trendously beneficial for his martial arts path.
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