Urban Genius Divine Doctor

Chapter 2: Chapter 2: Ran into Trouble

Even the handsome, braided man who had been standing calmly and silently at the back now had a look of utter disbelief on his face.

"I’m not sure I deserve such a grand gesture!" Wang Chenning laughed. "You city folk are something else!"

The man kneeling on the ground trembled uncontrollably, struggling to get up, but he couldn’t manage to stand.

The other two men immediately rushed over to help him up.

But unexpectedly, just as they pulled the kneeling man to his feet, he lost control of his bladder!

A stream of yellow liquid ran down his pants, quickly forming a puddle on the ground.

The two men who had been helping him immediately let go, pinching their noses as they scrambled away.

SPLAT. The incontinent man fell right into the puddle of yellow liquid.

"BLECH..." Someone in the crowd couldn’t help but gag.

Wang Chenning was born into a family of traditional medicine practitioners. His ancestors were all famous doctors, and his grandfather, Wang Chongjiu, was particularly skilled. Wang Chenning studied medicine under his grandfather from a young age. At the age of eight, a unique and extraordinary encounter led to a complete and profound transformation.

From then on, he became a genius in everyone’s eyes.

Now, his medical skills had already surpassed his grandfather Wang Chongjiu’s. He excelled in other areas as well, and his combat abilities had become truly formidable.

The man just now had been unable to stand and lost control of his bladder because Wang Chenning had used a special technique to stimulate several acupoints on his lower back.

As a doctor, Wang Chenning could kill without leaving a trace, and his methods for dealing with people were endless.

Everyone’s expression changed drastically—everyone except for Wang Chenning.

The braided man’s face turned livid. A monstrous rage surged within him, and he shot a meaningful look at the two men beside him.

The two tall, burly men at his side nodded and began to approach Wang Chenning from the left and right.

These two were professionally trained, highly skilled fighters, each capable of taking on five or six people at once.

But unexpectedly, before they could even get close, Wang Chenning sent them flying with a kick.

Two hulking men, each weighing at least 180 pounds, were actually launched several meters into the air before crashing heavily onto the ground, kicking up a cloud of dust.

The braided man never would have dreamed that his two bodyguards would be taken down by Wang Chenning without even having a chance to throw a punch.

He grew even angrier and shouted at the men around him, "All of you, get him! Cripple him!"

A dozen or so men immediately formed a fan shape and closed in on Wang Chenning.

The few onlookers who had been watching the spectacle were frightened off.

Just then, a luxury car with a small golden statuette on its hood drove over silently and stopped at the side of the road.

The window slowly rolled down, revealing the face of a very beautiful woman.

It was Yang Xiaofei, the woman Wang Chenning had met at the coffee shop earlier.

"Yang Xiaodong, have you no shame?" Yang Xiaofei stared at the braided young man with icy eyes. "Now, get lost!"

"Sis, I just came to say hello," Yang Xiaodong, the braided one, immediately forced a smile. "I never thought he’d be such a thug, resorting to violence at the drop of a hat. Look, he hurt so many of our men. Did he bully you just now?"

Yang Xiaodong was Yang Xiaofei’s younger brother. When he heard that Wang Chenning, the man engaged to his sister, had arrived in Yandu, he not only sent threatening messages but also brought men to teach him a lesson.

’What gives a country bumpkin like him the right to be my brother-in-law, a son-in-law of the Yang family?’

He never expected his plan to backfire so spectacularly...

"My affairs are none of your business. Go home, now," Yang Xiaofei said, then rolled up her window.

Wang Chenning didn’t go over to greet Yang Xiaofei. Instead, he gave the men surrounding him a cold glance, then strode away.

Yang Xiaodong and his lackeys didn’t dare to bother him again. They scrambled into their cars and left in disgrace.

Yang Xiaofei’s luxury car also sped off, vanishing into the distance.

After walking for a while, Wang Chenning’s phone rang. He glanced at the screen and saw it was a call from Lu Yuanshan, the vice president of Yandu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Lu Yuanshan was his grandfather Wang Chongjiu’s star pupil. He had been the vice president of Yandu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine for years and had always wanted to invite his master to teach at the university. However, Wang Chongjiu had refused, citing his advanced age. Instead, he had arranged for Wang Chenning to come to Yandu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine as a teacher after the New Year.

Wang Chongjiu hoped that by coming to Yandu, Wang Chenning would have more opportunities to interact with Yang Xiaofei, develop feelings for her, and marry her sooner rather than later.

If they married, they could have children early. With great-grandchildren, the Wang family would have five generations living under one roof.

But Wang Chenning’s reason for agreeing to come to Yandu was to destroy the engagement.

Lu Yuanshan had told Wang Chenning on the phone two days ago that he would host a welcome dinner for him tonight. ’He’s probably calling to take me to dinner now,’ he thought.

When the call connected, Lu Yuanshan’s slightly hushed voice came through. "Chenning, have you settled in? Why don’t you come to the First Affiliated Hospital? I’ll have someone pick you up. There’s a small academic matter I’d like to discuss with you."

Lu Yuanshan was not only the vice president of the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine but also the president of its First Affiliated Hospital.

After a moment’s thought, Wang Chenning agreed. "Alright."

’He said it was a welcome dinner, but now he’s telling me to come to the hospital. What is he up to?’

Half an hour later, led by Lu Yuanshan’s secretary, Wang Chenning walked into a small conference room in a ward of the First Affiliated Hospital of the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Inside the conference room, Lu Yuanshan—who was so well-preserved he didn’t have a single gray hair on his head—stood at a podium, speaking with a grave expression. "The patients we’ve admitted are in critical condition. Several have developed severe multi-organ infections and require transfer to the ICU."

"Current treatments have been ineffective. I’ve called everyone here for a joint consultation today in the hope that we can discuss and formulate an effective treatment plan. Please speak freely. Express your opinions on the difficulties we’re facing. It’s okay if you’re wrong!"

Seeing the confused look on Wang Chenning’s face, Lu Yuanshan’s secretary quietly explained that since the day before yesterday, the First Affiliated Hospital had admitted multiple patients with thoracic and abdominal infections. The patients’ conditions were deteriorating rapidly, affecting multiple organs, with particularly severe damage to their lung function.

"We haven’t found a suitable treatment plan yet. The situation is extremely difficult," the secretary said, his own expression turning solemn.

Lu Yuanshan, who held the titles of Vice President of the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Doctoral Advisor, Chief Physician, and President of the First Affiliated Hospital, was highly accomplished in the field of traditional Chinese medicine. He had been selected for the Huaxia Famous Doctors List over a decade ago and had published numerous high-impact articles in top international journals. The various affiliated hospitals had many renowned doctors, but the patients admitted over the past two days had left them all feeling stumped.

In the previous treatment attempts, they had tried every method they could think of and used every available medication, but nothing had worked.

Today, Lu Yuanshan had personally convened experts from all major affiliated hospitals for a consultation, hoping to determine the best possible treatment plan...

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