In traditional Chinese medicine, four things need to be done to judge a case: sight, hearing, asking, and feeling.

And Wang Yi just did a visual inspection without asking any questions or touching Guo Shujian's body, yet there was already a diagnosis?

Xu Ke has been practicing medicine for so many years, but he has never seen anyone with such ability.

Xu Ke despised it in his heart, thinking that Wang Yi must be playing tricks on Mr. Guo, and he probably didn't see any problems.

Facing Wang Yi writing slowly on the paper, Xu Ke dismissed it.

Xu Ke also took a pen and paper and started writing prescriptions.

When Xu Ke came here just now, he had already made detailed inquiries about Guo Shujian's illness.

I also read Guo Shujian’s previous medical records from other hospitals.

Xu Ke now knows all about Guo Shujian's illness.

Mr. Guo felt uneasy as he watched the two of them busy with each other.

This time he pointed at the two people in front of him.

Ten minutes later, Xu Ke confidently handed the prescription to Mr. Guo: "If you follow this prescription and insist on giving it to Mr. Guo every day, his hidden illness will be cured within three months."

Mr. Guo was pleasantly surprised.
Chapter completed!