All Chapters of The Medical Guru: Chapter 301 - Chapter 310

"Phew..." Fang Qiu let out a secret sigh of relief when he saw that the man had left and immediately shot toward the Bingdi Lotus. He didn't hesitate and immediately plucked the Bingdi Lotus now that there wasn't anyone to stopping him. "Swoosh." He quickly reappeared at the edge of the marsh. He held the Bingdi Lotus in his hand and walked toward Elder Yi. Elder Yi was extremely excited and his face was flushed red as he looked at the Bingdi Lotus in Fang Qiu's hand. "This is for you," Fang Qiu said as he handed one half of the Bingdi Lotus to Elder Yi after he split the Bingdi Lotus into two. He had meticulously poured through the Scroll of Heaven and Earth Treasures for the description on the Bingdi Lotus after Elder Yi had invited him on this mission. The Bingdi Lotus he held looked exactly like how it was described in the Scroll of Heaven and Earth Treas

"This is the hospital," Fang Qiu hesitated before he explained, "I'm no longer a doctor here, so it wouldn't be appropriate for me to treat patients here." Fang Qiu was indeed very careful. Although he already possessed his Physician's Qualification Certificate and was also already a craftsman doctor, this had nothing to do with his qualifications. First, he had been fired by the hospital, and second, the chief physician of the orthopedics department was Shen Chun. Wouldn't it be extremely rude to treat a patient right outside Shen Chen's consultation room? This would definitely affect Shen Chun. More importantly, he had been fired by the hospital, so the other physicians might think that he was showing off if he treated a patient in the hospital. This made him hesitant to treat the patient. The patients who had assumed that Fang Qiu had come to deliver a present to Shen Chen were surprised when they

Everyone gathered around Auntie Chen and it was clear that they were all very curious to know what was wrong with her. It wasn't clear whether they were more concerned about Auntie Chen's illness or his medical skills but they stared at Fang Qiu and Auntie Chen as they asked curiously. "What's wrong with her?" "This sounds very abstract. Why does it look like physiognomy?" "Fang Qiu must be an amazing physician if he managed to tell what's wrong with her just by taking her pulse." "I guess Fang Qiu is good enough to be a physician at a hospital, right?" "Fang Qiu, tell us what's wrong with Auntie Chen?" Fang Qiu smiled as everyone urged him to reveal Auntie Chen's ailment and said, "Auntie Chen's ailment isn't serious." Auntie Chen breathed a sigh of relief at his words but her gaze never left his face as she waited for him to reveal what was wrong with her.

In the living room. "Scratch..." Fang Qiu quickly wrote prescriptions as he saw his patients. He looked like he was seeing his patients incredibly quickly but he meticulously saw each patient and would also explain the patients' symptoms to them in detail after he determined what was wrong with them. The neighbors and relatives who gathered around him listened intently and would also agree with his words after they understood their ailments and what was causing them. They would never be able to glean such information on a day to day basis. They naturally learned a lot from Fang Qiu after their consultation with him. At the same time, they were even more impressed by Fang Qiu's abilities. Many relatives and neighbors did not leave after Fang Qiu had seen them but rather, they continued to loiter around, perhaps because he was explaining their ailments to them in such detail

At the age of teenage rebellion, some children would always treat the kids from other families like the ones to vent their anger and jealousy. There was no doubt that Fang Qiu was the one that other kids would dislike. Having been diagnosed by Fang Qiu, the neighbors went home and couldn't stop praising him. Meanwhile, they started to blame their own children for they were not as excellent as Fang Qiu. As a result, these kids of the neighbors were filled with anger and frustration. Some of them even claimed that they needed to teach Fang Qiu a lesson to vent their anger. Therefore, a number of people began to inquire about Fang Qiu. However, they were dumbfounded when they found out who he was. Fang Qiu was a student from University of Jiangjing Chinese Medicine. Based on the positive information, many of them were reminded of the man who won the Feeling Pulse Challenge an