Qin Guangyuan did not mention Xiao Shun’s name, nor did he directly propose to invite Xiao Shun to treat Nie Yue.
On one hand, he thought that with Xiao Shun’s medical skills, if he was willing to practice medicine, he would have become famous long ago. He must not want more people to know him, which is why he chose to stay in the small town of Stillwater.
On the other hand, despite Qin Guangyuan’s insistence on recognizing Xiao Shun as his master, Xiao Shun never agreed.
Unless it was absolutely necessary, Qin Guangyuan was not willing to disturb him.
This hospital was one of the top hospitals in the country.
If the experts here couldn’t diagnose the disease, Nie Jiuchong did not hold out much hope for the foreign expert team that Cheng Yu mentioned.
Since Qin Guangyuan was introduced by Wan Jitong as a titan of traditional medicine, Nie Jiuchong trusted him.
“Okay, since Mr. Qin says so, my son is already in this condition. I guess there is no better way. Mr. Qin, please feel free to try.”
From his previous conversation with Gu Baiyi, it was clear that he didn’t hold much hope.
However, as a father, he was willing to try anything that might help.
Qin Guangyuan slightly hesitated for a moment. From Nie Jiuchong’s words, he could tell that the other party was desperate for any kind of treatment.
According to the method Xiao Shun had taught him, he needed to use his family’s Fallen Seven technique to stimulate dozens of acupoints on the patient every fifteen minutes, a process that would take nearly two hours.
After this stimulation, the patient’s condition should visibly improve.
Acupuncture is primarily used to invigorate the meridians, so it won’t harm even those without illness, hence worth a try.
Qin Guangyuan prepared the silver needles, and after Wei Yang disinfected them, he began to concentrate on inserting the needles into the corresponding acupoints on Nie Yue’s body.
Being recognized as a titan of traditional medicine, and Fallen Seven being his family’s technique, he had used this method countless times. His technique was extremely skilled, and soon all the needles for the first round of acupoint stimulation were inserted into the corresponding points.
At this moment, his phone rang, and he took it out to have a look.
Wang Ye? This old fellow wouldn’t call him easily; it must be something important. He stood up and walked out of the intensive care unit, picked up the phone, and Wang Ye’s voice quickly rang out.
“Guangyuan, head to Stillwater immediately…”
“Dr. Wan has shown great concern by personally inviting Mr. Qin. If my son’s injury can be healed, I, Nie, will certainly thank you.” In the intensive care unit, after seeing Qin Guangyuan use acupuncture, Nie Jiuchong ignited a sliver of hope and gratefully spoke to Wan Jitong.
“Mr. Nie, no need for formality. To save the world is the duty of a doctor, this is what I should do.” Wan Jitong said with a smile.
Although he did not know the identity of Nie Jiuchong, a big shot from the capital had specially called him to insist that he do his utmost to heal this patient. This Mr. Nie must be of considerable status. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have invited Qin Guangyuan. The hospital would encounter all sorts of difficult and peculiar diseases every now and then. If he had to invite Qin Guangyuan for all of them, he wouldn’t have such influence. Therefore, people’s lives indeed have different values.
After finishing the call, Qin Guangyuan returned to the intensive care unit and apologized. “I am truly sorry. I fear I may not be able to help with your son’s illness, Mr. Nie. Perhaps it’s best to seek another expert.”
Nie Jiuchong and Wan Jitong were momentarily stunned, exchanging glances.
“Didn’t Mr. Qin just say that repeated acupuncture stimulation was necessary to determine if the patient has been infected by a toxic insect? What happened?” Nie Jiuchong asked, looking confused.
Qin Guangyuan returned to the bedside, removed the silver needles from Nie Yue’s body, and spoke bluntly. “To be honest, a friend of mine has been seriously injured. I need to go there immediately, so…”
He could have made up an excuse, but he was anxious and couldn’t think of a better reason, so he told the truth.
Upon hearing this, Nie Jiuchong’s face flashed with displeasure, and he said sternly, “Mr. Qin, your friend’s life is important, but so is my son’s life. Isn’t it a bit unfair to favor one over the other? Is this the conduct a doctor should have? As a leading authority in traditional medicine, do you lack even this basic medical ethics?”
“Whether I have medical ethics or not isn’t for you alone to decide. I can’t cure your son’s illness, so I take my leave.”
Qin Guangyuan packed up his silver needles, didn’t even spare him a glance, and headed towards the door.
Qin Guangyuan was invited by Wan Jitong, and now that this situation had arisen, he was also extremely embarrassed.
After Qin Guangyuan left the ward, he hurriedly said to Nie Jiuchong, “I’m sorry, Mr. Nie. Please don’t worry, I’ll talk to Mr. Qin again. There might still be a way.”
Nie Jiuchong’s face was ashen, and a suffocating silence filled the room.
At this point, Wan Jitong had no time to attend to him, and he hurriedly chased after Qin Guangyuan.
“Mr. Qin, what exactly is the matter? Did we do something wrong? Just tell us, and we’ll correct it. Please don’t just leave.” Wan Jitong begged with a pained expression.
“Dr. Wan, didn’t I make it clear? I really do have an important friend who needs my treatment.” Qin Guangyuan spoke quickly.
“We’ve known each other for a long time, and if I could help you, I wouldn’t do this. So, please understand.”
Qin Guangyuan naturally did not know that it was Nie Jiuchong’s men who had injured Xiao Shun. However, in his view, lives also had their importance, at least at this moment. The person lying on the bed was a stranger to him, while Xiao Shun was a benefactor of the Qin family. The difference was clear.
When Qin Guangyuan put it this way, while Wan Jitong was helpless, he could not say anything more. He watched as Qin Guangyuan entered the elevator and sighed deeply.
“Weiyang, book the nearest flight to Stillwater for me.”
After Qin Guangyuan and his assistant Weiyang entered the elevator, he gave this instruction.
“Alright, I’ll go with you. It might be helpful to have an extra hand,” Weiyang said.
Qin Guangyuan nodded and muttered an “Mm.”
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“At present, the pressure on our domestic market from Starline is not too obvious, but it is foreseeable that our health product market share will definitely be greatly impacted in the future. Fortunately, we have obtained the overseas agency rights for Starline in advance, which can compensate for this loss.”
“My suggestion is to continue to strengthen our deep cooperation with Starline Bio while accelerating the company’s business transformation, looking for new profit growth points…”
As the company’s Technical Director, Lin Jiayin was very clear that in terms of health products, Starline’s technology led Kumi Group by more than a small margin, and it was an insurmountable gap.
There probably isn’t any product in the world that can compete with Starline, at least for now, this is the reality.
So she suggested that the company carry out a transformation in advance, which could be considered a precautionary measure.
Since they couldn’t compete, they would eventually have to give up this segment of the market, even though this piece of the cake was very tempting.