Xu Donglai did not intervene this time. Firstly, because Xu Chunliang didn't interfere with their CPR operations; secondly, because he believed that the hope of saving the patient was extremely slim. Although Xu Chunliang's words were harsh, what they were doing now was indeed an operation of treating a dead horse as if it were alive.
Li Jia Kuan, who was also a Chinese medicine practitioner, was somewhat curious. At first, he thought Xu Chunliang was just messing around. However, the moment Xu Chunliang pulled out the fine needle, he suddenly felt an indescribable aura, a kind of overwhelming presence, that he had only felt when he met the national medical master Chu Budang. He didn't understand why a young man would give him this feeling. Was it an illusion?
