"My dad always said that traditional Chinese medicine is mostly a scam. The majority are Jianghu Doctors, purely focused on trickery and profiteering. The only exception is if you're dealing with a great TCM master like Song Dezhong."
"After this, Zhang's clinic is likely to go out of business."
The doctor at the clinic was a young man, not very tall—about 1.75 meters—with a refined and proper appearance. Surrounded by an angry crowd, he looked genuinely aggrieved.
"You didn't follow my medical advice," he said. "I told you, if you were seeking treatment here, then after I prescribed medication, you shouldn't have gone to a Western hospital for them to prescribe more. You mixed Chinese and Western medicines, and that's what caused this mess..."
Li Yuelan, her heart aching for her daughter, refused to listen. "You've given my daughter cerebral palsy, and now you think you're in the right?"
