My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 643: Chapter 635: It will be short-lived Chapter 643: Chapter 635: It will be short-lived Furthermore, Mr.

Wang just mentioned Gu Ning’s name, um…

She thought for a moment that there seemed to be some questions she wanted to ask Gu Ning, but she’d wait until after she had treated the illness to ask them.

She walked up to Old Mr.

Wang, and to tell the truth, this was the first time she had seen such a major figure up close, she had only ever seen him on television before and had never met him in person.

Once the old gentleman woke up, she would definitely shake hands with him, and then take a picture to hang at home as a family heirloom—that would be so prestigious.

She took Old Mr.

Wang’s wrist, pressing her fingers on his pulse, this body…

She shook her head.

“What’s wrong?” Mr.

Wang’s heart tightened, and the syllables that slipped out were laced with tension.

What did that shake of the head mean?

Was it no good?

Was all hope gone now?

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“Nothing, I just remembered something,” Tang Yuxin took out her needle pack and opened it, revealing rows of long and short silver needles, neatly arranged.

“What is it?”

Mr.

Wang didn’t know why, but upon seeing Tang Yuxin’s familiar needle-taking motions, his heart unexpectedly calmed down, and he couldn’t help but trust this very young girl.

Tang Yuxin disinfected Silver Needle one by one, although her silver needles inherently had sterilization properties, Chen Zhong had said so.

Nonetheless, she still performed a secondary disinfection on the needles before each treatment.

As for what it was?

How should she put it…

“I once saw an old doctor treating a patient.”

As she spoke, she had already inserted a silver needle into the old gentleman’s body, and the movement was so fast it was nearly imperceptible, as one might miss it even with wide-open eyes,

and Tang Yuxin’s voice continued.

“Back then, the patient had a medical accident due to improper treatment by a doctor and nearly had both legs amputated, and that patient was not one to take things lying down and wanted to take the doctor to court.”

Dean Zhu wiped the sweat off his forehead.

How come he felt like the incident Tang Yuxin was talking about sounded like it had happened in their hospital?

Yet, he continued to listen with ears stretched out, of course, listening silently without speaking.

Tang Yuxin inserted a few more needles, still able to multitask, continuing her story.

“Later, that doctor invited his grandfather to come over, and indeed, when a master acts, it’s extraordinary.”

As she uttered ‘master,’ Dean Zhu instinctively turned to look at Tong Feng, whose pupils also contracted slightly, as if he knew what Tang Yuxin was about to say.

He wanted to stop her, but he was frozen in place, his mouth as if glued shut, unable to open for a long time.

“And the person was cured?” Mr.

Wang, while listening, was watching those needles, yet, he couldn’t help but join in the conversation.

“Sort of cured,” Tang Yuxin pulled out a few needles, then inserted more, her fingers moving very quickly, blurring like shadows in the end.

“The master recklessly used up the patient’s remaining vitality.

Yes, the leg healed, and he could walk,” Tang Yuxin explained, “but over time, the patient’s health would only continue to deteriorate.”

Every person’s life force is finite; we must live in harmony with nature, waking with the sunrise and sleeping with the sunset, resonating with the natural world.

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“What happens if life force is forcibly extracted?”

Mr.

Wang was not a fool; in fact, he was very clever.

He could sense something from between the lines, especially since Tang Yuxin wouldn’t bring up such a matter without reason.

“If the extraction is excessive,” Tang Yuxin then pulled out another needle, and replaced it with a different one…

Her voice came slowly and deliberately, to some it sounded light, like a breeze passing by, while others felt the gravity and sharpness, as if cut by a knife.

“It would shorten their life.”

After Tang Yuxin finished speaking, she inserted a few more needles.

It was evident that the old gentleman’s complexion had become much rosier.

Previously, when he breathed, one could hear the rattling phlegm in his throat, but now his breathing was much smoother.

The old gentleman’s face also relaxed significantly; he was clearly much more comfortable, no longer as he used to be, frowning every day with breath so labored that his face would turn blue.

And it had been a long time since they had seen the old gentleman sleep so soundly and peacefully.

“Security!”

Mr.

Wang called out directly to the outside.

Shortly after, two security guards had already entered.

“Prepare to transfer the old master to another hospital.”

Mr.

Wang said sternly, his eyes narrowing dangerously when he looked at Tong Feng, flashing with a hint of bloodlust.

Poor Tong Feng, despite his advanced age and his face having been flushed just before, was now ashen—clearly terrified.

“Dr.

Xiaotang, where do you suggest we transfer my father for the best care?”

Mr.

Wang asked Tang Yuxin, this time fully trusting her.

After all, one knows if there is skill present the moment a professional makes a move.

That old fox, Tong Feng, had been treating him for a month, and although the patient was initially doing well here, able to speak and move, his condition only worsened with treatment.

But with just a few needles from Dr.

Xiaotang, the old master was visibly much better.

Where to transfer?

In truth, Tang Yuxin’s first choice was the main hospital.

After all, it had the best environment and medical equipment.

However, even the quietest wards were not suitable for the old master to recuperate due to the noise inherent to hospitals.

Actually, in her opinion, the old Mr.

Wang’s illness simply stemmed from old age and declining bodily functions.

With proper care, he could live at least another five or six years.

But Tong Feng was too hasty, forcibly raised the old master’s vitality in hopes of showcasing his abilities in front of Mr.

Wang, only to backfire.

By extracting too much life force, not only did he fail to improve the situation, he made it worse.

His original plan was to help the old master regain consciousness and then slowly strengthen and nurture his fundamental vitality, leading to eventual recovery.

It was a great pity, as the old master was just too old, nowhere near comparable to the woman with the broken leg.

After all, that woman was young—missing a few years wouldn’t show.

But the old master was nearing seventy; he could live at most another year or two.

Forcibly drawing out his life force, burning through what remained of his life, wasn’t that just hastening his death?

Tong Feng had been clever all his life, too clever, in fact.

And now his cleverness had led to his downfall—serves him right.

Tang Yuxin couldn’t help but feel schadenfreude.

Building her joy on the pains of others was now her favorite thing to do.

Where were we?

Ah yes, where should the old master recuperate?

Right now, his body needed no further treatment or heavy medication.

Daily supplements were not necessary; it was a calm environment and a peaceful state of mind that mattered.

A simple diet would bring the most nourishment.