The Rebirth of the Cultivation Leader Qin Zhao as a Celebrity
Chapter 389 - 387: Have You Ever Killed Someone?

Chapter 389: Chapter 387: Have You Ever Killed Someone?

Qin Zhao carefully recalled the past, and indeed, it was the original host who had first asked Chu Yan for his contact details, but Chu Yan didn’t give them to her at that time. Later on, somehow they got in touch.

Because Chu Yan had a bad temper and was too indifferent. After they registered their marriage, they hardly had any interaction. The original host then forgot about Chu Yan and hooked up with Xie Han instead.

"So between you two, was it you who pursued Chu Yan first?"

"No."

Though the truth was that it was the original host who had asked for the contact details first, she had never pursued Chu Yan!

Chu Yan wanted to say something else, but with a sidelong glance from Qin Zhao, he didn’t dare to continue.

The host asked some gossip-like questions about their daily life. Qin Zhao just answered in a standard way, without revealing too much privacy.

The afternoon shooting ended quickly.

Chu Yan said to Qin Zhao, "There’s a medical science popularization program that has invited me to be a guest. Our shoot here has ended, and they are about to start shooting. Do you want to go with me?"

"No, I want to go home and play video games."

Qin Zhao decisively refused, but was still dragged away by Chu Yan.

"It’ll be quick, just two hours of shooting."

"Can’t you go by yourself!"

"No!"

Chu Yan was holding her waist firmly, as he really wanted Qin Zhao to accompany him.

They drove to the television station.

The staff led them to the shooting floor, where Chu Yan asked Qin Zhao to wait for him in the lounge, and he went to the studio with the staff.

The atmosphere of the medical science popularization program was not as relaxed as the previous shoot but somewhat serious.

The hosts and guests were relatively older, with the youngest among them being a middle-aged person in his thirties.

Chu Yan, as a young person, appearing on camera with such good looks, unexpectedly made people take notice.

The theme of the program was the discussion of cancer-related topics.

Besides Chu Yan, another guest was a famous foreign oncology research expert, whom a domestic hospital had spent a large sum of money to invite over for surgery and, conveniently, to appear on a program.

As Chu Yan not only had good looks but was also the youngest attending physician at Imperial Capital First District Hospital, the host asked him more questions.

The foreign expert was named Smith.

After the camera turned to him, he clearly conveyed displeasure at being neglected.

It wasn’t that they were neglecting him; in the eyes of the staff, Chu Yan’s status was almost equal to his.

Chu Yan worked at the Imperial Capital First District Hospital, and the domestic public held genuine admiration for this hospital, showing more interest in his responses.

Besides, ever since Smith arrived at the program, he had an arrogant attitude.

To put it simply, Chu Yan was one of their own and humbly and patiently answered the host’s questions.

Regardless of the type of person, everyone prefers someone like this, and the host was no exception.

When the host asked Smith a question, he had an air of superiority and his words suggested disdain for the medical standards of Hua Country.

"Dr. Chu not only has made a significant contribution to cancer research but is also outstanding in other medical fields.

I heard that at Imperial Capital First District Hospital, if other doctors can’t solve difficult and complex diseases, they are all transferred to you? Is that true?"

"It depends on the circumstances; I can’t cure all diseases."

Right after Chu Yan finished speaking, Smith let out a scornful laugh.

"You people from Hua Country are really hypocritical. Almost every doctor has some knowledge of other medical fields, but it’s impossible for anyone to be an expert in all of them.

Just like his educational background, which states he has a Ph.D. in criminal psychology from Yale University. Since he’s so proficient in criminal psychology, why hasn’t he helped your country’s police solve cases?

As far as I know, many unsolved cases happen in Hua Country every year, and the police’s ability to handle matters is concerning."

Smith’s words were a baseless smear and also showed his prejudice towards Hua Country.

"Are there no unsolved cases in M country?"

Chu Yan retorted lightly, "Yale University is in M country, and with so many experts in criminal psychology trained every year, I haven’t seen you solve every single case."

"Definitely fewer than the cases in your country!" Smith said with a cold laugh, "The police in Hua Country are a bunch of rubbish, extremely slow to respond. I’ve had the misfortune to experience it!"

"Mr. Smith, please watch your language."

The host intervened as a reminder, and the surrounding staff members also showed displeasure.

"What I’m saying is the truth!"

"You say M country has fewer unsolved cases than Hua Country; please provide specific statistical data to prove it. As for the police response time, you’ve only mentioned your personal experience, which cannot fully represent the police forces of both countries.

As an internationally renowned medical talent, Mr. Smith, do you not even possess objective expression?"

Chu Yan was sitting on a single sofa, legs crossed, his gaze icy.

He was cold but handsome, scholarly and elegant, his lips curved in a faint sneer. He looked at Smith as if he were watching a buffoon.

Smith was enraged, standing up from his seat.

"A small incident is enough to reflect the capacity of your police force!"

Chu Yan did not counter any further, but suddenly asked, "Mr. Smith, have you ever killed anyone?"

The previously intense atmosphere fell into complete silence.

The host looked at Chu Yan with surprise, not understanding why he would ask such a question.

And Smith’s old face tensed up for a moment. He was initially looking at Chu Yan, but then his gaze shifted to the side.

Avoiding Chu Yan’s gaze, he said loudly, "What’s the point of asking such irrelevant questions?"

"It’s nothing, I just wanted to show you the capability of our police force."

Smith scoffed, "I’ve seen it already, not impressive. Coming to this program today is truly the biggest waste of time I’ve experienced!"

He didn’t care that the filming was still going on and turned to leave.

Chu Yan watched his retreating figure with detachment and told the staff, "Stop him, he’s a murderer."

"Ah? Okay, okay!"

The staff was utterly shocked, and though they didn’t understand how Chu Yan knew Smith was a murderer, their first reaction was to follow his instruction.

On Chu Yan’s side, he immediately called Huo Xun.

He first gave the television station’s address, "Come over and arrest someone, there’s a foreigner who has committed murder."

Huo Xun quickly arrived, initially expecting to see a gruesome scene of a murder that had taken place at the television station, but there was none, only an angry foreign professor.

"Let me out! This is illegal detention; I’m going to sue you all!"

Smith, attempting to leave, pushed the staff around with his towering figure. His face was red with anger, picking up a chair to attack the nearby staff, but Chu Yan stepped forward to stop him.

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