I just got divorced, and a rich and beautiful woman dragged me to get a marriage certificate.

Liu Xin watched the middle-aged man leave, then gave him a thumbs up.

"Old Chen, you're amazing! The viewers in the live stream are completely convinced of your talent now. Look at the comments, they're all praising you!"

"Let me see!"

Chen Mo walked over to Liu Xin and looked at his phone screen.

The number of viewers in the live stream has exceeded 30,000, and the barrage of comments is like snowflakes.

Who just said Chen Mo is a liar? Come out and apologize!

I've experienced toothache before; it's excruciating when it strikes. Getting it fixed in ten minutes—I have to admit, that's impressive!

I've already followed this doctor; they're truly skilled.

[What a coincidence that two patients came in, and they were cured in no time! Could they be quacks?]

[You son of a bitch! Everything's a shill, are you blind? That child just had a seizure, was that child a shill too?]

Even if it's a shill, being able to treat high fever and seizures in children is a real skill!

[Can hemiplegia really be cured? My dad also suffered a stroke and is now paralyzed on one side, and has been bedridden for three years!]

If hemiplegia could be cured, then that person would be a true miracle worker.

[Don't rush to brag. Hemiplegia and toothache are not the same thing. Toothache is inflammation, while hemiplegia is nerve damage. The difference in difficulty is enormous.]

[I'm currently observing the situation. If he can truly cure hemiplegia, I'll be the first to present him with a banner of appreciation.]

[Just who is this Chen Mo? His medical skills are outrageous!]

I've already sent the live stream link to the family group chat so the older folks can see it!

[Dr. Chen, do you take on apprentices? I want to learn acupuncture from you!]

Chen Mo glanced at the comments, smiled, and remained silent.

That's just how netizens are!

When they're trying to discredit you, they'll go all out, wishing they could kill your whole family through the internet.

Once things take a turn for the worse, or after they've cyberbullied you to death, they'll desperately defend you and apologize, changing their tune faster than anyone else.

So just take what netizens say with a grain of salt; taking it too seriously is a losing proposition!

The comments were still scrolling by when suddenly, a comment appeared:

Chen Mo, your medical skills are so good, why did you accept a bribe in the first place?

As soon as this comment appeared, the haters who had been silent for a long time seemed to have found a breakthrough and emerged one after another.

[Yes, with such excellent medical skills, why would you accept a red envelope?]

[Accepting bribes led to the revocation of his license and dismissal from the hospital; this is something that can't be cleared up, right?]

What good is excellent medical skill if medical ethics are questionable?

Seeing these comments, Liu Xin couldn't help but retort:

"Who accepted the red envelope? Don't talk nonsense if you don't know!"

"The person who received the red envelopes wasn't Old Chen at all; it was his ex-wife who received them in his name! Old Chen was scammed by that woman!"

[Was I betrayed by my ex-wife? What happened? Tell me in detail! What exactly happened?]

If they were truly wronged, that would be too tragic.

Seeing the change in the comments, Liu Xin quickly explained:

"Old Chen's ex-mother-in-law was diagnosed with uremia. Her treatment drained all of Old Chen's savings and left him with a mountain of debt!"

"His ex-wife secretly accepted four red envelopes from patients in Lao Chen's name, totaling 20,000 yuan."

"Old Chen knew nothing about this from beginning to end until he was reported, investigated, and had his license revoked."

"After the incident, Old Chen didn't shirk responsibility; he took it all on himself!"

"You say he has questionable medical ethics, but did you know he even sold his car to pay for his ex-mother-in-law's medical treatment?"

"Alright, alright!"

Chen Mo patted Liu Xin on the shoulder: "It's all in the past, there's no point in talking about it now!"

Liu Xin pursed her lips, but couldn't help adding:

"Fine, I won't say anything then! But I still want to say that without investigation, there is no right to speak; the innocent will remain innocent, and the guilty will remain guilty!"

[So he was tricked by his ex-wife, that's so tragic.]

If this is true, then Chen Mo is also a victim.

[Do you have any evidence? We can't just listen to what you say.]

Regardless of the circumstances, their medical skills are truly excellent; there's no denying that.

[The innocent have nothing to fear; support Dr. Chen!]

I remain cautious and will wait for more evidence.

[A doctor's career was ruined by 20,000 yuan; this ex-wife is a real jerk.]

While sympathy is understandable, practicing medicine without a license is still wrong.

The comments were still scrolling, but there were significantly fewer voices of doubt, and more sympathy and understanding.

Liu Xin felt a little better after looking at the comments on the screen. Just as she was about to say something, the clinic door was pushed open.

The middle-aged man pushed a wheelchair in.

The wheelchair was the most common type, made of welded iron pipes, with the seat cushion sagging and several layers of black tape wrapped around the armrests.

An elderly man, around seventy years old, was sitting in a wheelchair.

The right side of his face looked as if it were being held down by something; the muscles were loose and drooping, and the corners of his mouth were downturned.

The right eye is half-closed and half-open, and it is smaller than the left eye.

His right hand was curled up on his knee, his five fingers were cramped, his nails were yellow, and his knuckles were thick.

Her right leg was noticeably thinner than her left, and she was wearing a black cloth shoe.

The shoelaces were tied very tightly, but the shoes were still wobbling, as if they might fall off at any moment.

The middle-aged man pushed the wheelchair to the front of the examination table, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and breathed heavily:

"Miracle doctor, my dad has been brought here. Can you cure him?"

"Let me see!"

Chen Mo nodded and walked to the wheelchair.

Liu Xin followed along and casually pointed the camera at Chen Mo and the elderly man in the wheelchair.

More than 30,000 people were watching the screen in the live stream.

[It really is hemiplegia! Look at his right hand, it's all curled up like that.]

[Just like my grandfather, he lost control of his right side after a stroke!]

I've been bedridden for two years now, it's been so agonizing. I wonder if any miracle doctor can cure me.

Hemiplegia is difficult to treat; nerve damage is irreversible.

Chen Mo first took the pulse.

The old man's hands were cold, his skin was rough, and his pulse was weak and intermittent.

Chen Mo switched to his left hand. His left hand was normal, with a strong pulse and regular rhythm.

Immediately afterwards, Chen Mo released his spiritual power, covering the old man's entire body.

Chen Mo "saw" that there was an old infarct lesion in the right basal ganglia region of the old man's brain, like a dried scar, with the surrounding tissue already atrophied.

The neural pathways are severed here, preventing the brain's commands from reaching the right side of the body.

However, this is not irreversible; the surrounding nerve cells are still active, but they are suppressed, as if they are dormant.

If these dormant cells can be activated and neural pathways re-established, the right side of the body may regain its function.

Chen Mo opened his eyes and stood up: "It can be cured!"

The middle-aged man's voice trembled: "Can it be cured? Miracle doctor, can it really be cured?"

Chen Mo nodded: "It's nothing serious, just a few injections, about half an hour!"

The live stream chat exploded again.

[Is hemiplegia not a serious illness? Can it be cured with just a few acupuncture needles? Is that true?]

[The person upstairs doesn't know anything! Hemiplegia is a nerve injury, like a broken circuit; it's not something that can be easily cured!]

But which of the diseases Chen Mo treated before was easy to cure? He said breast cancer wasn't a serious illness and that he had cured it.

He said the febrile seizures were a minor illness and cured them; he said the hemiplegia wasn't a serious illness, and I believed him!

If he could cure hemiplegia, then he would be a true miracle doctor, a reincarnation of Hua Tuo!