"Mr. Huang Sr., Divine Doctor Sun, Divine Doctor Han, what's your take on this?" Qin Haifeng turned to the several divine doctors, because it was traditional Chinese medicine, not Western medicine, that had kept Mr. Qin Sr. alive up to this point.
The old heads were all astute and did not jump to conclusions immediately after exchanging glances. They could effortlessly dismiss Imperial Physician Wu because his medical skills were indeed subpar and he lacked significant backing.
But Robert was different. He was regarded as one of the best internationally.
"I'm old, so I might as well be the villain," Huang Zhang said when the other divine doctors remained silent. "Qin Hongyuan's physical condition isn't ideal. I'm afraid he won't be able to withstand the impact of antibiotics and hormonal drugs, let alone a surgery with only a thirty percent chance of success."
