The Fake Heiress Turns Out to Hide Multiple Identities
Chapter 123: Competing Medical Skills (4)

Chapter 123: Chapter 123: Competing Medical Skills (4)

Meng Yi’s face darkened instantly.

"I hope your face, when the time comes, won’t be too swollen."

Nan Yu turned her head indifferently, seated herself at a table, and looked at everyone with a faint smile, "Which teacher would like to go first?"

Li Chongbai stepped forward voluntarily, "I’ll go first!"

He walked up to Nan Yu and Meng Yi, placed his hands on the table, facing one person with each hand.

"Let’s begin."

Just as Meng Yi was about to proceed, she suddenly heard Nan Yu’s voice.

"Uncle Li, you’re not suitable, let’s switch to someone else."

Li Chongbai looked at Nan Yu with confusion, "Why am I not suitable?"

Nan Yu explained with a smile, "Uncle Li, I’ve already taken your pulse before and know your health condition. Taking it again now would be unfair to Miss Meng."

Upon hearing this, Meng Yi retracted her hand instantly, her eyes filled with a hint of wariness.

"Dean Li, you wouldn’t have told Nan Yu about your health condition beforehand to make me lose at the start, would you?"

Li Chongbai stood up with a cold snort, "I wouldn’t stoop so low!"

As he stood up, a thin, tall man in his forties with sharp eyes took his place immediately.

That man looked at Nan Yu with undisguised disdain and scorn in his eyes.

"Haha, let me see your amateur skills."

Nan Yu remained unmoved, her lips still curved in a slight smile, "Let Miss Meng go first."

The scorn in that man’s eyes grew more evident as he raised his voice, "Afraid to take the pulse first, it seems you’re really not up to par, could you be a fraud?"

Laughter echoed from the people behind.

Nan Yu remained calm, showing no emotional changes and did not respond.

The man snorted coldly, then turned to look at Meng Yi sitting beside Nan Yu, his face suddenly displaying a friendly smile, an elder showing care for a younger one.

"Meng Yi, you try, there’s no hurry, you can take your time to take the pulse."

Meng Yi showed a shy smile, placing her soft, slightly plump fingers on his wrist.

"Doctor Wang, I’ll do my best."

For a moment, the entire hall fell silent, all eyes on Meng Yi.

Meng Yi, feeling the numerous intense gazes, felt great pressure on her shoulders, but even more so, excitement.

If she could successfully diagnose today and outperform Nan Yu, then her talent and ability would be recognized, and later being accepted as a disciple by Ghost Doctor would be natural!

Carrying her excited emotions, Meng Yi held her breath and started to concentrate on taking the pulse.

Twenty minutes later, Meng Yi finally moved, slowly withdrawing her hand.

She looked at Doctor Wang in front of her, wearing a simple, ingratiating smile.

"Doctor Wang, your health is very good, with no discomfort, but you smoke and drink a bit too much, you need to quit smoking and drinking."

Hearing her say that, Doctor Wang spoke up loudly, "Meng Yi, your diagnosis is exactly right, not a single error! At such a young age, you can diagnose my frequent smoking and drinking habits, you have a high medical talent indeed!"

Upon hearing these words, Meng Yi’s cheeks flushed, her ears growing hot.

"Doctor Wang, I just followed the pulse-taking taught at our school, I still need to learn more."

After speaking, when no one was paying attention, a hint of guilt flashed through the depths of her eyes.

Nan Yu, however, scoffed coldly.

"Miss Meng, I remember A University Medical College being quite prestigious. You took so long, how could you not detect even a kidney deficiency?"

Upon hearing this, Meng Yi’s smile instantly stiffened on her face, she mechanically turned her head to look at Nan Yu, her eyes carrying a trace of displeasure.

"Nan Yu, what are you talking about? Doctor Wang is full of vigor; where is he kidney deficient? You are spreading rumors!"

Nan Yu scoffed coldly, "His tongue coating has already started to turn black, which is a clear symptom of kidney deficiency."

"Something that doesn’t even require pulse-taking to see, and you couldn’t diagnose it. Are you really from A University Medical College? Or is everyone at your A University Medical College like you, all incompetent?"