Chapter 2220
Under the escort of the Martial Union.
A group of participants also arrived at their respective destinations.
At this point, the scene was slowly getting tense through the big screen as well as the viewers who were already watching the live broadcast remotely.
Mainly, it was still because many people had placed heavy bets on these people.
For this tournament, the major handicappers had prepared themselves early on.
And to attract bettors.
Even the organisations behind some of the handicappers have collected information on the participants.
And among them, the favourites to win the title are all listed.
Like the Dunhuang Holy Maiden, Snow Lotus.
The first grandson of the Hundred Herb Valley, Changlou.
The genius divine doctor of the Wei family, Wei Zhongyi.
The Lord of Thousand Serpent Island, White-faced Lang.
The Japanese Momosuke, Hama Yarano.
The Japanese Academy, head of the Academy, Asato Sonoko.
The representative of the Southern Realm, Lin Mo.
and a host of unseen dark horses among the folk representatives.
These are the big favourites to place bets on, and naturally more people are paying attention.
On camera.
Lin Mo, Xue Lian and Little Shayi after they arrived at their destination.
Pushing the door, they entered the ward.
Within it, the attending doctor who met them, Dr Chen.
Seeing the visitors he hurriedly greeted them warmly.
“Welcome to the three divine doctors, my surname is Chen.
I am the chief doctor of the neurology department.”
After both sides shook hands briefly.
Director Chen continued to speak.
“This patient, who has been ……….. paralyzed in both feet.”
However, before he could finish, the referee who was following at the side, coughed lightly.
He indicated to him not to talk too much.
The ensuing Director Chen was the one who looked like he had a sudden realization.
“Sorry, I forgot the rules of the competition.
Forgive me for talking too much.
You guys get busy first, I have other patients to attend to.”
With that, he left at a fast pace.
Looking at his appearance, he looked like a kind-hearted doctor.
But as he walked out of the room and into the deserted corridor, a strange smile suddenly appeared on his face.
Originally, he was just a simple chief doctor who practised medicine and saved people’s lives.
He had only done his best to complete the task at hand for the competition.
However, the Xie family had given him too much.
So much so that he had no conscience.
So when the results of the number draw came out.
He then changed the patients in the main hospital, 512.
The most difficult to cure patient under the terminal disease, Kyoto Hospital, was switched with him.
“I’m sorry, I can only blame the Xie family for being too generous.”
After resting his mirror frame, he left the place with quick steps.
On Lin Mo’s side, the moment he saw this patient.
He couldn’t help but frown.
He didn’t even need to take a pulse.
Just by taking a look at the patient’s feet, the skin on the bed was blackened in many places.
He could tell that the person’s feet had been paralysed for years.
If the nerves in his feet had died.
That would be a big problem.
Of course, there is no point in thinking about it, but the key is to get your hands on a specific diagnosis.
With the hospital doctor’s preliminary rea*surance work.
The patient was extremely cooperative when Lin Mo started to work.
After a few examinations.
Xue Lian was the first to speak up and elaborated on her diagnosis.
“Spinal deviation at the waist and lateralisation of the bones in the foot.
The accumulation of pressure on the nerves and blood vessels has led to a lack of blood supply to the lower limbs and gradual necrosis.
It should have experienced a violent impact before and not received timely treatment.
This, combined with prolonged physical exertion, led to such a result.”
As the words fell, the little shamatha at the side nodded in agreement.
Casually, he had a heavy face.
“This disease is difficult to cure!”
The original patient, hearing Xue Lian’s words, still had a joy in his heart.
It was indeed as Xue Lian had said.
He had been hit by a small car once six or seven years ago.
At that time, he felt physically fine, and the other party paid out another five thousand yuan.
He was a rural man and thought that he would just forget about earning it.
At the end of the year, he felt pain in his back.
He himself just thought that he had done too much physical work.
The following year, the pain moved to his legs.
But even so, he continued to grit his teeth and keep working for six months.
By the time he was in hospital with the pain, his legs were gone and he was confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life.
He was so happy when Xuelian pointed out what was wrong with him with one word.
It was only the young monk’s words that made his mood sink.