She didn't know how far she could go in ten years, but bringing Grandpa Yao back was her true goal.
Another quiet night passed. Zhu Yanyi welcomed a new day. The first day’s outstanding performance of Chinese medicine had attracted global attention. People inside and outside the field didn’t understand it well, but they felt its mysterious charm. It attracted medical elites from all over the world.
When Gu Jingtian led the Chinese delegation in, some early arrivals looked curious. They wanted to see what surprises the Chinese team would bring.
Gu Jingtian and his team sat down, waiting for the agenda to start.
The host, Bal, walked up. "Today’s task is treating patients. We contacted our largest hospital and poor areas. We have gathered 150 patients. We will treat them today. The delegation that treats more patients with accurate diagnoses wins. We have 43 countries here. If divided evenly, it will be quick. Don’t worry. 150 is just the base. We advertised, so more patients will come soon."
"Treating patients on site? That’s interesting," Luo Yangjun said with a smile. She turned to Zhu Yanyi. "Little Pig sister, shall we compete? See who treats more patients."
Zhu Yanyi glanced at her calmly. "Are you sure you want to compete with me, or just seek pain?"
Luo Yangjun paused, then laughed. "I just want to see your limits."
"Don’t push me to my limit," Zhu Yanyi said softly. "I don’t know my limit yet. Maybe one day I will challenge it."
A person who doesn’t know their own limit is the most terrifying. If even they don’t understand themselves, enemies certainly won’t. "The bystander sees clearly" applies to ordinary people. Against someone like Zhu Yanyi, there is nothing to say.
The rules were announced. Everyone moved to the open field outside. Many patients were already waiting. Zhu Yanyi’s team sat down. Their spot was far away, almost hidden. Unless you looked carefully, you might miss it.
"Shall I go negotiate?" Gu Jingtian’s face changed. This was intentional. They wanted to suppress them today.
Zhu Yanyi shook her head slightly. "No need." She told Gu Jingtian, "Sometimes being ignored makes people notice more. Yesterday’s preparation wasn’t wasted."
Gu Jingtian didn’t understand yet. Someone else noticed the Chinese team in the corner and complained. They raised their hand and asked, "Why is the Chinese delegation in that corner? How can we learn from them?"