He wasn't a fool; he understood the underlying meaning in Yuan Bin's words.
As far as the surgery was concerned, Qin Feng had already succeeded, achieving an unprecedented and massive success.
But it wasn't enough!
For Qin Feng, who was responsible for this surgery, merely succeeding was insufficient to achieve the ultimate goal.
If this patient truly developed an infection or acute complications during the postoperative risk period, or even died unexpectedly,
although the hospital would not be held accountable, it wouldn't generate more significant influence and advantages.
And that's what Yuan Bin needed; as long as the patient survived, this already crucial surgery could instantly become a tremendous asset for Qin Feng.
A grand composite surgery including an ultra-high difficulty autologous liver transplant, akin to crossing a chasm, involving more than six different Level 4 and above surgeries.
