After Shen Xinyi spoke, Tang Wan, of course, hugged her aunt with great tenderness.
"Auntie, you're so silly. What kind of man is worth dying for like this?"
"How could you do such a foolish thing? We were all worried to death!"
"You have no idea how dangerous your situation was this ti!"
"If it hadn't been for Divine Doctor Su..."
While holding Shen Xinyi, Tang Wan recounted the entire incident to her once again, point by point.
In fact, Shen Xinyi didn't need Tang Wan to explain so much; she already knew what had happened to her.
Because Shen Xinyi was a doctor herself!
However, Shen Xinyi didn't work at City Second Hospital but at the Provincial Hospital.
She was very clear that taking such a large dosage of dicine, the only outco for her was death.
Now that she'd been saved, her first reaction was even to wonder if she had taken the wrong dicine? Or had she bought counterfeit drugs?
It was only after listening to Tang Wan recount everything that she suddenly realized.
She hadn't taken the wrong dicine; she had encountered a master!
She couldn't help but cast her glance in the direction of Su Fan.
She still found it incredible to this mont.
If soone like her could be saved by Su Fan,
then many other patients deed hopeless, if encountered by Su Fan, would clearly have a chance to cling to life again.
It's just that these people, obviously, weren't as lucky as she was to et a Divine Doctor like Su Fan at the brink of death.
Once Shen Xinyi's vital signs stabilized, Su Fan also said to Lu Heng, "Doctor Lu, do you have paper and pen? I need to prescribe a few formulas for the patient."
Right now, Su Fan wasn't really mocking Lu Heng.
He truly needed to prescribe so dicine for Shen Xinyi to nourish her body.
Despite Shen Xinyi now being awake, her vitality had been greatly damaged.
If she wasn't properly cared for, her body would develop many complications.
Lu Heng felt even more ashad and embarrassed, especially since not long ago, he had been insisting that the patient wouldn't survive long enough for Su Fan to prescribe and decoct the herbal dicines.
And now, the person whom Western dicine had given up on, unable to save, had been revived by traditional Chinese dicine.
This ti, Lu Heng's face as a dical expert had been soundly slapped by Su Fan, left and right!
Yet all he could say was, "Yes, we have so. I'll get them for Divine Doctor Su."
Before eting Su Fan, Lu Heng had thought the title "Divine Doctor" was a joke.
Now he understood that indeed, a Chinese dicine national treasure could rightly be revered as a Divine Doctor—they were truly extraordinary!
Just like Su Fan, who had, right before his eyes, saved soone on the verge of death, he couldn't comprehend how Su Fan had achieved it.
He also ca to the realization that if even Shen Xinyi could be saved by Su Fan, then many others deed beyond help weren't truly hopeless after all.
It was just that their Western dical abilities were limited, unable to extend soone's life any further.
Paper and pen were quickly brought over, and Su Fan imdiately wrote down several prescriptions, along with instructions for decoction and requirents for administration.
As long as the patient followed his prescriptions, took dicines accordingly, and rested earnestly,
after a period of recovery, she would be able to heal completely without any lingering health issues.
The events here had also quickly co to the attention of the television stations—and not just one news program, but many!
In Western dicine, Lu Heng was considered the leading expert in Yang City.
The dical center where he had worked abroad was extrely well-known globally.
If a patient was diagnosed as hopeless by Lu Heng, then in nine out of ten cases, it truly ant there was no hope.
But who could have imagined, who would have dared to believe,
that despite Lu Heng and other doctors agreeing that there was no hope for Shen Xinyi, she was miraculously saved by Su Fan!
Such explosive news naturally stimulated the nerves of many journalists!
Suddenly, reporters from various dia outlets, carrying all kinds of caras and equipnt, flocked to the City Second Hospital.
At any other ti, having so many journalists visit the hospital would, of course, make Lu Heng and the hospital's leaders very happy.
This ti, however, Lu Heng and many hospital leaders couldn't feel happy at all.
They simply loathed the person who had leaked the news to the major dia outlets to no end—this influx of journalists was the ultimate embarrassnt for them!
anwhile, Su Fan remained unaware that he had beco famous throughout Yang City once again.
This ti, however, it was a little different from before.
Because this ti, he had saved a patient whom Lu Heng and the experts at City Second Hospital had declared beyond saving.
Not only were all major news dia paying attention to this event, but many significant figures in Yang City who knew of Lu Heng's dical skills were also watching closely.
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