Deputy Director Shi wanted to open the case, but he hesitated, afraid of shooting himself in the foot.
He did not dare to get involved.
"I was discreetly observing and noticed the woman had sluggish consciousness, trembling limbs, nearly paralyzed. This is very similar to a condition I've read about in medical books. I would not dare claim certainty, but there's a fair forty percent confidence."
Zhou Can knew that Deputy Director Shi was always cautious and timid. To get him to agree to bring the patient over, he first needed to give Deputy Director Shi a reassurance pill.
"Do you really think there's a forty percent chance?"
Deputy Director Shi was very aware of Zhou Can's capabilities.
Diagnosing such highly difficult and uncertain cases, Deputy Director Shi himself had no confidence at all. It was like asking an average junior high student to solve Olympiad math problems, likely not even understanding the basics.
He just had no idea where to start.
