"Alright, as long as you can cure him, I'll pay the hundred thousand medical fee! But if you can't, what do you say?" Guo Hanlin's sharp eyes were fixed on Chen Yang.

"If I can't cure him, I won't take a penny," Chen Yang said.

"That's not enough. If you can't cure him, you must not mention to anyone that you've studied medicine," Guo Hanlin felt that Chen Yang's stakes weren't high enough, so he added a condition.

Chen Yang was full of confidence; there was no disease that couldn't be cured.

"I can agree to that, but I want to add a condition too." Chen Yang agreed without a second thought.

But this way, the bet was unfair again, so Chen Yang planned to add another condition.

Seeing how decisively Chen Yang agreed, Guo Hanlin had some doubts.

However, recalling what Wang Jingman had said earlier, he still thought that Chen Yang was a fraud, and that this was just pretense.

"What else do you want to add?"

Guo Hanlin thought for a moment and asked.

"Let's add an apology. If I can cure him, you should apologize for your earlier remarks." Chen Yang said calmly.

Guo Hanlin originally thought it would be some harsh condition.

Seeing it was just a simple apology, he agreed without even thinking about it.

"Alright, I agree with you."

"Okay, let's not waste any time. Where is the patient? I want to take a look."

Seeing that Guo Hanlin agreed, Chen Yang didn't waste any more time, stood up immediately, and expressed his intention to leave.

The group with Guo Hanlin were also anxious to verify Chen Yang's abilities.

To see if Chen Yang truly had any skill.

So they all got up, ready to set off.

"It's at the county central hospital. I came from the provincial capital just for that patient," Guo Hanlin said directly.

"Alright, let's go."

Chen Yang nodded expressionlessly and then left the private room with Wang Jingman, leaving the restaurant.

After leaving the restaurant, more than twenty people drove separately towards the county central hospital.

On the way there, Wang Jingman didn't speak while sitting in the passenger seat.

It was only when they were about to reach the hospital that she spoke calmly.

"Chen Yang, Guo Hanlin's medical expertise is quite high. If even he thinks it's a tricky illness, it must be troublesome! You need to be careful," Wang Jingman reminded.

Chen Yang smiled at her words, saying lightly, "You've seen my medical skills, why do you have so little confidence in me?"

"It's not that I don't have confidence in you; I'm just reminding you not to be careless. If you lose because of carelessness, it wouldn't be worth it," Wang Jingman explained; she had the utmost confidence in Chen Yang.

"Okay, I got it, I'll be careful."

Knowing Wang Jingman meant well, Chen Yang didn't say much, smiled slightly, drove into the hospital, and parked the car in front of the entrance.

Chen Yang and Wang Jingman reached the hospital entrance, and Guo Hanlin and others arrived one after another.

Once everyone was there, they all went into the hospital building together.

On the way into the building, many people were still talking about it.

"I'm really curious, what kind of illness could be troubling Dr. Guo so much?"

"Haha, I'm more curious if this Chen Yang really has any skills."

"Do you even need to ask? He's definitely a fraud. Who can easily cure leukemia?"

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Everyone was talking, and almost no one believed in Chen Yang.

Hearing the discussions around him, Guo Hanlin had a meaningful smile on his face.

With a ding, the elevator door opened.

Everyone arrived at the floor where the patient was hospitalized.

"Here we are."

Guo Hanlin said, stepping out of the elevator first, followed by Chen Yang and Wang Jingman, among others.

They followed him into a relatively large ward.

There were two people in this ward.

A young woman was accompanying, and when Guo Hanlin brought Chen Yang in, she was preparing to get water to wash her face.

She seemed flustered by Guo Hanlin's arrival.

"Dr. Guo? Why are you here so late? Has my husband's condition worsened?" the woman asked nervously.

"No, I came over late to bring some medical colleagues to give your husband a consultation," Guo Hanlin explained.

Hearing this, the woman's nervousness and panic immediately disappeared.

"Oh, that's how it is. Please come in, all of you," the woman hastily invited Guo Hanlin in.

Chen Yang and Wang Jingman naturally followed in.

Once in the ward, Chen Yang quickly saw the patient.

The patient was lying in bed, looking natural, not as tormented as other patients.

At this moment, his eyes were closed, like he was asleep.

Even when Chen Yang and the group entered the room, he didn't wake up.

"Dr. Guo, what condition does this patient have? He looks like nothing's wrong," someone asked, puzzled.

Guo Hanlin smiled slightly, glancing at Chen Yang beside him, saying, "I can't say, let's let him take a look first."

Hearing this, Chen Yang knew.

This guy wanted to test his genuine skills.

Since he was already there, Chen Yang naturally wouldn't be modest or anything.

After careful observation from afar, Chen Yang roughly understood the situation.

He directly said:

"If I'm not mistaken, this patient should be suffering from ALS. Although the upper body looks no different from an ordinary person, the lower body is likely already paralyzed due to the illness."

As soon as Chen Yang said this, everyone turned to look at Guo Hanlin, as if asking if Chen Yang was correct.

Hearing Chen Yang's words, Guo Hanlin's expression showed surprise, clearly stunned by Chen Yang's accurate guess.

"You didn't even examine him physically, how did you know?" Guo Hanlin asked, surprised, looking at Chen Yang.

"Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes visual diagnosis. If I couldn't even do that, all my years of study would have been in vain," Chen Yang replied with a smile, and then headed toward the patient, ignoring the astonished Guo Hanlin and others.

Seeing this, Guo Hanlin felt very upset.

Although he was amazed by Chen Yang's diagnostic skills, he was more infuriated at being proven wrong.

However, he couldn't say anything or lose his temper.

Chen Yang wasn't wrong, nor did he do anything out of line, right?

So he could only stand there, gritting his teeth, watching Chen Yang uncover the patient's blanket and carefully check the patient's body.

Chen Yang had already identified the illness at a glance.

Now that he was examining the patient closely, he was working towards a direct goal.

He uncovered the blanket and went to check the patient's two nearly paralyzed legs.

While massaging and pressing, he continuously inquired about the patient's condition.

Such as how long he'd been sick, whether there's any family history of the illness, and so on.

After about five to six minutes, Chen Yang understood the severity of the patient's condition.

As of now, it should only be a mid-stage ALS.

Given current medical standards, reaching this stage, there's almost no chance of a complete cure.

All treatments and medications can only delay the progression of the illness.

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