Su Linglong was a person who enjoyed a lively atmosphere; she felt that eating in such an environment had the right vibe, while Fang Bai could adapt to any setting, be it noisy or quiet—it was all the same to him.
A moment later, the waiter brought over the dishes and drinks, and the two began to eat and drink.
"Fang Bai, your traditional Chinese medicine skills are so impressive, why did you choose to major in Western medicine when you first applied to medical school?"
Su Linglong suddenly asked, her charming eyes blinking gently, filled with curiosity and questions.
"Over the years, the medical circles in Huaxia have been flooded with the 'uselessness of traditional Chinese medicine' theory. I chose the Western medicine major because I heeded my parents' advice. Plus, I hadn't met my current master back then!"
Fang Bai put down his chopsticks and smiled as he explained.
