A miraculous doctor descended from the heavens.

When Yan Xinyue saw that it was Gu Feng again, she almost blurted out, "Are you afraid that things are too quiet and no one will complain about you?"

But to avoid escalating the situation further, she suppressed her anger and forced out a single word through gritted teeth: "Speak!"

"Teacher Yan diagnosed it as a mass, but I have a different opinion."

Different opinions? At this juncture, I'm discussing opinions with you? Do I need your opinion here? Is this a discussion class? Looks like I'll have to emphasize the rules for observation classes more in class from now on!

Yan Xinyue felt a tightness in her chest from anger.

"Doctor, please continue." Shi Yurou was probably truly desperate, grasping at any straw as a lifeline, and actually encouraged Gu Feng to continue.

Yan Xinyue and the other girls in the class were both amused and exasperated: What could this guy possibly say?

"Thank you. It's like this, in my personal opinion, both Teacher Yan and Miss Shi were deceived by the surface symptoms and local manifestations," Gu Feng said calmly.

"Gu Feng, please stop talking nonsense!" Yan Xinyue was furious. If there were no outsiders present, she would have given this reckless fellow a good scolding.

"Since it's nonsense, then Teacher Yan, Miss Shi, and all the students, there's no harm in listening. Anyway, you won't lose anything by listening, and I won't feel any burden."

Gu Feng still spoke in that half-dead tone, which made Yan Xinyue so angry that she almost vomited blood on the spot.

"Speak quickly! Don't waste everyone's time!" Yan Xinyue shouted coldly.

If she had left Gu Feng some leeway just now, she was now showing him almost no mercy whatsoever.

"What does Miss Shi think?" Gu Feng didn't look at Yan Xinyue, but instead turned to Shi Yurou in a very gentlemanly manner.

"It's okay, just say what you want. Anyway... the worst that can happen is what it is right now." Shi Yurou's face was pale.

"Okay. When I examined you just now, the first thing I saw was a lump, and I thought the same as Professor Yan—that your pain was caused by it. So, I originally didn't think it was necessary to do any further examination. However, I really have to thank Professor Yan for assigning this task—it was because I had to complete it that I discovered the real cause." Gu Feng paused here and asked her, "Do you remember what I did when I examined you just now?"

"I remember. I was fine at first, but then I don't know what you bumped into, I almost fainted from the pain," Shi Yurou replied in a low voice, sounding rather embarrassed.

"Yes, I did that on purpose," Gu Feng said calmly.

"Huh? You!" Even Shi Yurou, who had a good temper, was furious.

She sprang to her feet, glaring angrily at Gu Feng.

I could accept your scoundrel behavior and suffer in silence, but you have to make a big fuss about it as if you want the whole world to know.

Are you trying to kill me?

"Ms. Shi, please calm down and let me finish. The pain you felt earlier wasn't because I pressed on any acupoints, but because I pressed on a nodule. It was about the size of a coin, so I determined that your usual pain wasn't coming from the external lump, but from that nodule inside."

"Huh?" Everyone present was stunned and couldn't come to their senses for a long time.

After Gu Feng's words, not only the group of girls with no clinical experience, but even Yan Xinyue felt a little ashamed.

She was so focused on getting off work early that she immediately became prejudiced upon seeing the lump, neglecting to examine its contents.

Now, the root cause of this female patient's strange illness has finally been found—and it was found by a medical student who was on his first day of clinical practice.

Yan Xinyue herself couldn't tell whether this was a boost to her reputation or a slap in the face.

"Ms. Shi, I think my student makes a lot of sense. If you still have doubts, I can order an intracavitary ultrasound for you. Once that's done, we'll probably be able to get the real conclusion." Yan Xinyue was naturally willing to believe her student, but she believed in science even more.

"What is an intracavitary ultrasound?" Shih Yu-rou has had countless ultrasounds, but she had never heard of an intracavitary ultrasound before.

"This is a relatively unused examination, specifically designed to examine the internal wall structure and lesions. If there is indeed a nodule inside, an examination will provide the results."

"Then hurry up and write it for me." While waiting for Yan Xinyue to write the application form, Shi Yurou couldn't help but ask again, "If it's really confirmed to be caused by nodules, what methods can be used to treat it?"

"Operation."

Acupuncture.

Two voices rang out almost simultaneously.

The former is Yan Xinyue, and the latter is Gu Feng.

Yan Xinyue couldn't help but glare at Gu Feng: You brat, you keep going back on your word, are you trying to embarrass me like this? I'm your teacher, can't you at least give me some face?

Gu Feng looked at her innocently, his face full of grievance: "I really think acupuncture is better than surgery. No surgery, no pain, you can leave immediately after treatment, it's convenient, quick, and affordable."

Shi Yurou looked at Yan Xinyue, then at Gu Feng, unsure of whom to believe.

Seeing that the beautiful Ms. Yan's face was so sullen it looked like it could be squeezed dry, Gu Feng realized he had gone a bit too far today. After thinking for a moment, he finally spoke: "Ms. Shi, you can have the examination done first, and then we can discuss a treatment plan after we've determined the diagnosis."

"Okay, thank you, doctor!" Shi Yurou took the application form from Yan Xinyue's hand, but thanked Gu Feng instead, which made Yan Xinyue so angry that she couldn't believe her eyes.

"It's almost time to leave work, you might not be able to get an appointment. How about this, I'll take you directly there to get the tests done." Yan Xinyue tried her best to save face in front of the patient.

"Okay, doctor, thank you for your help." Shi Yurou understood that if she really waited until the end of her shift, the examination would have to be postponed until tomorrow. But since there was a doctor to take her there, out of consideration for the hospital staff, the off-duty doctor would always make an exception.

As soon as Shi Yurou and Yan Xinyue stepped out, Peng Liangpei cheered, "Gu Feng, you're awesome!"

"Hehe, just average, third in the country." Gu Feng was very modest.

"Lazy," Ding Hanhan mumbled in Cantonese. (Lazy: acting clever, self-important.)

"Tch, if you're so capable, why don't you point out a well-founded cause of the illness?" Peng Jingpei retorted sarcastically, displeased.

"Hmph." Ding Hanhan snorted, indicating her disdain for arguing with her. Actually... she was a little speechless.