She's come clean; the fake heiress has a ton of aliases.

Chapter 121 Medical Skills Showdown (2)

Nan Qingqing smiled and said, "Teacher Gu is interested in taking on apprentices tonight, so why don't we let the two of them have a competition to liven things up?"

When Meng Yi met Nan Qingqing's gaze, she instantly understood what she meant.

She turned her head to look at the silent Gu Chuxin and said humbly, "Teacher Gu, why don't you let me give it a try? I would also like to ask the seniors for some advice so that my medical skills can improve."

Gu Chuxin glanced at Meng Yi, whose honest and simple appearance belied her courage to stand up, and felt a bit more favorably toward her.

Then she thought of that ancient ginseng and her promise to Nan Qingqing.

Now is the perfect time to let everyone see the strength of the apprentice she's about to take on.

Moreover, although this Nan Yu looked familiar, she had never heard of her name before, which made her think that she was indeed just an ordinary country doctor, as they said.

Gu Chuxin's voice changed noticeably, carrying a hint of pleasure.

"Alright, then let's have a competition."

Everyone else agreed.

Looking at the young and inexperienced Meng Yi, Li Chongbai couldn't help but blurt out a comment.

"Out of control."

Nan Yu pulled him back and looked at them frankly, "Since we're going to liven things up, how about we add some bets?"

Upon hearing this, Nan Qingqing retorted sarcastically, "Sister, you're lucky you didn't lose badly, and you still dare to bet with us?"

Nan Yu's indifferent gaze fell on Nan Qingqing. "What? You don't dare?"

Thinking of the Ghost Doctor by her side, Meng Yi couldn't help but ask, "How could I not dare? What do you want to bet with me on?"

Nan Yu glanced at them, then quickly looked away, her gaze falling on Gu Chuxin beside her.

"It's no fun betting with you guys, I want to bet with Vice President Gu."

There was an uproar.

Nan Qingqing couldn't help but sneer, "Sister, who do you think you are, to gamble with Vice President Gu?"

Nan Yu shot a cold glare at Nan Qingqing, startling her so much that she froze on the spot.

Then Nan Yu's cold voice echoed throughout the banquet hall. "If I lose, I will kneel down and apologize to each and every one of you in person."

"But if I win, I want Vice President Gu to take off his mask and give it to me."

A smile appeared on her face, her gaze deep and mysterious.

"To be fair, tonight not only Meng Yi, but everyone can challenge me to a medical contest. There's no limit to the number of participants or the number of contests. If I lose to any one of you, any time, I'll accept the loss!"

Its sound reverberated through the heavens.

It also shook everyone's hearts.

"That's quite audacious."

This was the first time Gu Chuxin had looked the woman in front of her directly in the eye.

She looked at that face and felt it became increasingly familiar, but she couldn't remember where she had seen it before.

However, Nan Yu's personality is very similar to that of her junior sister, whom she has only met five times.

Equally annoying, equally arrogant!

"Since you want to gamble, I promise you, if you can win, I will give you this mask directly, and I can even take you as my apprentice."

Nan Yu looked at her coldly, "There's no need to take me as your disciple. I just want your mask."

Gu Chuxin raised her chin. "Then let's see if you have the ability."

She then looked at Li Chongbai, who was standing next to Nan Yu, and said, "Dean Li, take out the special case I sent you before."

Li Chongbai looked at Gu Chuxin, who was clearly biased towards Meng Yi, and hesitated.

Nan Yu stepped forward and said, "No, Uncle Li knows the case, and so do you. That means there's a possibility he might leak the answers to us, and we can't be sure if they're correct. I suggest we choose another one."

Gu Chuxin narrowed her eyes. "What do you want to do?"

A glint of light appeared in Nan Yu's cold gaze.

"How about something more practical? Everyone here knows their own physical condition best. Why don't we take each other's pulses and see who can diagnose it most accurately?"

(End of this chapter)