Han Yan had previously only briefly mentioned Gao Weihu's condition and had not brought up Wu Zhou's diagnosis results. One reason was to avoid influencing their judgment, and another was somewhat to test them. In the end, their judgment was remarkably similar to that of Wu Zhou: one thought it was an injury, the other believed it was poisoning.
This suggests that Gu Qingyang did not exaggerate when praising their medical skills. Indeed, these two had some expertise in medicine, which was quite a pleasant surprise for Han Yan.
In the reconstruction of Huayu City, talent in various fields was needed, and medical expertise was indispensable. After all, with a population of tens of thousands in the city, which continues to grow, the priests are a minority, and the vast majority are ordinary citizens who cannot avoid sickness, aging, and death. The addition of these two medical families could be of great help.
