"Search. You must find them." Zhan Diting nodded seriously. She looked at Zhu Yanyi with deep gratitude. "Little sister-in-law, thank you."
Zhu Yanyi felt a bit shy seeing her serious expression. "Don't say that. Even with these materials, I only have eighty percent confidence in the surgery. The other twenty percent depends on whether the Heavenly Dao will turn a blind eye to such a heaven-defying act. If not, no one knows the consequences."
Old Pan smiled. "It’s fine. We will help together. Even if the Nine Heavens Golden Lightning comes down, we will bear it all."
Zhu Yanyi raised an eyebrow, touched by their friendship. "Let’s talk about that later. You can decide then. For now, the priority is collecting the materials. Don’t forget."
Old Pan hurriedly said, "Little sister-in-law, rest assured. We won’t forget. We will go to various planes to search immediately."
Zhan Diting looked at Zhu Yanyi deeply. "Little sister-in-law, thank you." Then she left with Old Pan.
Zhu Yanyi had never seen Zhan Diting thank someone so seriously. She was still processing it when she looked at Yan Aohan. "I really didn’t expect Zhan Diting to thank us like this."
"He is not thanking us. He is thanking you," Yan Aohan said, a hint of joy on his face. For years, he had worried about Zhan Diting. If they hadn’t found a solution, Zhan Diting’s cultivation would have run out, leaving him hopeless. Now, there was finally hope.
Hearing this, Zhu Yanyi smiled. "Thanking me is thanking us. You and I have never been separated."
Yan Aohan paused. "Wife, I was wrong. Indeed, we should thank us both."
The words "never been separated" filled Yan Aohan’s heart with sweetness. He looked at Zhu Yanyi with gentle eyes.
Solving Zhan Diting’s problem required all the materials. For now, Zhu Yanyi focused on treating the blind children.
The eye surgeries took longer than expected but were successful. Each child’s condition differed, but every surgery lasted about six hours.
"The only downside of this surgery is that it takes too long," Zhu Yanyi sighed.
Gu Jingtian, Old Yao, Old Huang, Wu Ling, Gu Jun, and Hua Tian looked at her as if she were a monster. Zhu Yanyi felt embarrassed. "What’s wrong? Did I say something wrong?"
"Do you know that even a simple eye surgery takes eight hours for others? The eye is one of the most difficult parts of the human body," Old Yao explained.
"But isn’t the brain the hardest part?" Zhu Yanyi shrugged. "Actually, the eye is not that difficult."
"I need to strengthen my heart to talk to you," Wu Ling said bluntly. "Your existence is here to打击 us."
Zhu Yanyi was speechless.
How was she打击ing them?
Wu Ling continued, "Do you know? Even with my shamanic skills, just reciting the spells needed inside the eye takes three or four hours. Then there is examining the body, placing the eye, and stitching. All these details take eight or nine hours. You complain about six hours. Are you even human?"
Zhu Yanyi was speechless again.
"I really didn’t know your surgeries were so slow," Zhu Yanyi sighed.
Old Huang said, "You young people have skills. Six hours, eight hours. If I did it, it might take ten hours. And you complain about the time." Old Huang puffed his cheeks, showing extreme dissatisfaction.
"Old Huang, don’t say that. We are young and agile, so it takes less time. If you were our age, you might be even faster," Zhu Yanyi said, not wanting to打击 them.
Gu Jun recalled the surgery. "Yanyi, when I watched you operate, you connected every eye meridian accurately. How did you do that?"
Zhu Yanyi answered seriously, "You know my cultivation is deeper than yours. When I take your pulse, I can see how many meridians you have. So I can judge their thickness precisely. Others without internal energy rely on the Body Scanner. They observe the meridian distribution through it."
"Regardless, the most important thing in eye surgery is care. The eye is a vital organ. One mistake can cause lifelong regret," Zhu Yanyi added.
"We need to study the Body Scanner more carefully," Old Yao and Old Huang exchanged glances. They knew its effects but hadn’t studied it closely because they relied on pulse diagnosis.
However, the human body is complex, especially the head. Without clear knowledge, surgery often fails.
Zhu Yanyi finished the surgeries and cared for the children’s recovery. She didn’t publicize this, but reporters waiting outside the hospital recorded everything. They saw the children enter with disabilities and slowly recover.
Mute children began to make sounds, though not clear words yet. They were no longer mute.
Deaf children began to adapt to sound, transitioning from a silent world to a noisy one, and slowly started speaking.
Children with uneven leg lengths began rehabilitation with nurses’ help.
Blind children came out wearing sunglasses. They no longer needed tools to probe obstacles. They could see everything ahead.
Reporters recorded these miracles as serialized stories.
As for the little divine doctor, Zhu Yanyi, she only appeared for daily check-ups. Otherwise, she disappeared, rumored to be researching something new. Unless she spoke, no one knew her project.