Manbao made use of the time before bed to slip back into the study once again and saw that the inbox on the side was flashing continuously, so she clicked it open, thinking it was another video from the teachers to address her questions.
But to her surprise, what appeared was an article.
Manbao scratched her head. Although she preferred video to text, she still read the letter patiently.
Whether it was audio or text, as long as it passed through the system, Keke would translate it into language and characters that Manbao could understand and read.
This teacher had only just learned that Manbao was from another world, so the letter expressed great interest in the patients of her era.
He hoped that they could collaborate, offering her technical support while she provided him with a sufficient number of medical records, and the two could conduct research together.
Manbao didn't see what there was to research. Wasn't studying medicine all about treating and saving people?
