Playing the male antagonist in a melodramatic novel is fine for a bit of fun.

Although Chen Zhou went upstairs, he could not hide the situation downstairs from his eyes and ears.

Therefore, he also knew Chen Zhen's purpose in coming.

He also knew about the legendary doctor Ji that his mother had mentioned.

The approach was gentleness; when she was a child, Wenrou also sought treatment from Ji Xia for insomnia.

Ji Xia was helpless to treat Wen Rou's insomnia, so Chen Zhou never paid any attention to this so-called miracle doctor.

But now, thinking of Zhang Ling, Chen Zhou roughly understood Ji Xia's identity.

In the genre of stories about a legendary doctor descending from the mountain, characters like Ji Xia are classic NPCs.

This type of NPC is someone who was once instructed by the Divine Healer's master but was never taken as a disciple. This NPC will wholeheartedly acknowledge the Divine Healer's master as their teacher and the Divine Healer as their junior brother.

The NPCs on the mountain and the divine doctors and national masters at the foot of the mountain are a true reflection of their lives.

However, their purpose is usually to help the protagonist show off.

Now, he's using his connections to help the protagonist get revenge.

Now that Chen Zhen was tired of cursing, Chen Zhou simply came down.

Then, he looked at Chen Zhen and calmly asked, "Grandpa, what can Ji Xia do to make you go to such lengths to help him?"

Chen Zhen looked somewhat displeased. What he disliked most about Chen Zhou was that although his words sounded very respectful, they were actually quite distant.

I don't know why, but my wife, son, daughter-in-law and two granddaughters just couldn't notice this.

It's clear that Chen Zhou is a very cold-hearted guy at heart.

He looked at Chen Zhou and said irritably, "Just because the medicinal diet that Doctor Ji prescribed for me can make me more energetic and live longer."

The richer you are, the more afraid you are of dying.

The more you enjoy life, the more you want to live.

For a rich man like him, the world is a simple and brutal form of enjoyment, and he hasn't had enough of it yet.

"If that's all there is to it, I can do it too, and I can do it even better."

Chen Zhen was furious: "What utter arrogance! Do you think medicine is as simple as carving jade?"

Chen Zhou remained unmoved and calmly said, "You also have a private doctor. I'll give you the medicinal diet and you can show it to them."

Upon hearing this, Chen Zhen thought about it seriously for a moment and finally concluded that it was worth a try.

Although he wasn't particularly close to Chen Zhou, he still knew him quite well.

He knew that Chen Zhou had been a genius since childhood and learned everything very quickly.

He had also inquired about the matter of Ji Xia's junior being beaten by Chen Zhou, and even specifically consulted the martial artists in his family.

One thing is certain: Zhang Ling is at least at the level of internal strength.

However, Zhang Ling, who possessed hidden strength, was defeated by Chen Zhou in one move.

This means that Chen Zhou's skill level is at least at the hidden level.

However, the fact that the martial artists in the family could not see through Chen Zhou's true strength suggests that Chen Zhou may have already reached the Transformation Realm.

It should be noted that Chen Zhou had never practiced martial arts before going abroad.

In other words, Chen Zhou achieved in just seven years what many martial artists could never reach in a lifetime.

Previously, when Chen Zhou was in high school, he became fascinated with jade carving. In just one year, he gained the recognition of a master in the industry who wanted to take him on as an apprentice, but Chen Zhou refused.

These deeds are enough to prove that Chen Zhou was a genius.

Chen Zhou, who has loved tinkering with medicinal herbs since childhood, may have made some breakthroughs in his research, though he keeps a low profile.

It's just a medicinal diet; anyway, I have a private doctor, so there won't be any problems.

Having made up his mind, Chen Zhen said, "Then I'll give you a chance."

Chen Xin rolled her eyes slightly at Chen Zhen's blind spot.

If you want something, just want it; why put on airs?

Chen Zhou nodded, and then in less than a second, he patted Chen Zhen all over.

Before Chen Zhen could react, Chen Zhou had already finished filming.

When he realized what was happening and checked himself, he found nothing unusual.

Before he could ask, Chen Zhou told him, "This is to get a preliminary understanding of your physical condition so that we can prescribe targeted medication."

As they spoke, Chen Zhou took out paper and pen from the living room and wrote down the medicinal diet with precise measurements down to the gram.

When Chen Zhen received the medicinal meal given to him by Chen Zhou, he was still completely stunned.

It wasn't until Qiao Yan pulled him that he seemed to snap out of his daze and said, "It's that simple?"

Chen Zhou nodded: "It's that simple."

Chen Zhen recalled that when Ji Xia prepared medicinal meals for him, she had to use acupuncture to determine his physical condition before preparing the meals. She also had to use acupuncture again before each meal, saying that it was necessary to activate the body's potential.

So he couldn't help but ask, "Is acupuncture not necessary?"

Chen Zhou shook his head: "No need, that's enough for you to absorb, there's no need to absorb more."

Under the probing of spiritual power, Chen Zhou knew everything about Chen Zhen's ailments.

Furthermore, Chen Zhou had previously defeated Zhang Ling, gaining knowledge of medicine and acupuncture techniques, making it incredibly easy for him to treat these ailments.

Seeing that Chen Zhen still wanted to press for more information, Chen Zhou said directly, "Instead of asking me, you might as well go and have your private doctor verify it. You won't believe what I say anyway."

Upon hearing this, Chen Zhen felt a surge of anger again.

Of all the members of the Chen family, only I saw the coldness in Chen Zhou's bones, and only I was treated with such disrespect by Chen Zhou.

But Chen Zhou was right, because he wouldn't believe Chen Zhou's words without verifying them.

After thinking it over, Chen Zhen finally said, "Now that you've graduated and returned to China, find something productive to do instead of idling around all day. If all else fails, go help your sister at her company."

Chen Zhou blinked: "Oh."

The single word "oh" almost broke Chen Zhen's defenses again.

Finally, Chen Zhen turned around and said, "I get annoyed just looking at all of you."

As he spoke, he pulled Qiao Yan away, preparing to leave.

However, Qiao Yan did not choose to go with him. Instead, she said, "Go back by yourself. I want to take a good look at my eldest granddaughter and grandson."

In that instant, the Chen family members witnessed what it meant to blush instantly.

Chen Zhen's anger reached its peak at this moment, but he did not let it out.

Since the shares have long been in Chen Mu's hands, he no longer has any real means to control Chen Mu.

Chen Mu was willing to respect him simply because he was his father.

If he really angered Chen Mu, his future days wouldn't be easy.

Therefore, Chen Zhen could only leave with a heart full of anger.

Only after Chen Zhen left did the house truly become lively again.

Qiao Yan spoke with great interest: "I recently learned a dish from a chef who teaches state banquets. I'll show you how to make it."

Tong Xiao was also very interested: "Then I'll help you."

For wealthy people, occasionally cooking or doing housework is considered enjoying life.

If you do this every day, your housekeeper and cook will be idle, which is insane.

After the two went to the kitchen, Chen Zhou casually reached out and pulled Chen Mu's hair.

Then, he looked at Chen Xin, who winked and made faces to indicate that she had obtained her mother's hair.

Having confirmed this, Chen Zhou said, "I have something to attend to, I'll be going out for a bit."

Chen Xin quickly chimed in, "I also have something to do. I'll go with my brother."

Chen Ya instinctively felt something was wrong; she sensed that the two of them were hiding something from her.

Unfortunately, the two men ran away immediately after giving their confessions, and she didn't even have time to ask them any questions.