The Crazy Son-In-Law

“Miss Qin is so young and already a guest lecturer in Traditional Medicine. That’s quite impressive. I apologize for my earlier lack of respect,” Xiao Shun said with a smile.

He could feel the hostility from Qin Zhiyu.

He was also puzzled. Did he have a natural talent for attracting animosity? The hostility always seemed to catch him off guard, without any warning.

Moreover, Tang Shishi was indeed trouble!

Cheng Yu was one thing, that was understandable. But what was the deal with Qin Zhiyu? Could it be…

Oh no, such a beauty wasted. He mourned for his fellow men for a moment!

Qin Zhiyu naturally didn’t know what Xiao Shun was thinking. Seeing him staring at her with profound meaning, her face blushed, and her impression of Xiao Shun worsened.

She muttered in her heart: Pervert!

She didn’t understand why Tang Shishi would be interested in such a man. She had been hearing about this Mr. Xiao all day, and she had thought he was someone extraordinary.

But now that she had met him, she was hugely disappointed.

What on earth could be wrong with this girl’s aesthetic sense? How could she see anything appealing in this seemingly ordinary man?

Qin Zhiyu sat there, her interest fading, absentmindedly staring at the men and women dancing to the music in the dance floor. The restless music, the near-mad young men and women jumping wildly, gave an impression of a chaotic dance of many demons. Suddenly, a scream echoed through the crowd.

The center of the dance floor quickly descended into chaos as the crowd dispersed in all directions.

“Someone fainted! Is there a doctor here?”

“Stop the music! Someone fainted here, don’t freaking crowd around!”

“Quickly call an ambulance, this looks terrifying.”

Upon hearing that someone had fainted, Qin Zhiyu furrowed her brow, put down her wine glass, and quickly walked over. Xiao Shun and Tang Shishi also followed closely behind.

“I’m a doctor, please make way!” Qin Zhiyu parted the crowd.

The person who had fallen was a young woman in her early twenties, dressed a bit like a student in overalls, a cropped shirt, and a pair of white flat shoes. She had snow-white skin and a sweet face. She was clutching her chest tightly, her face pale and her breathing ragged, already soaked with sweat.

Beside her, a girl of about the same age with a ponytail was frantically calling for help.

“She’s having a heart attack, it’s very dangerous, she needs immediate first aid, otherwise we will miss the golden window of opportunity,” Qin Zhiyu immediately determined upon seeing the young woman’s symptoms.

“My name is Qin Zhiyu, I’m a doctor at the city hospital, now everyone listen to me, please disperse immediately! Don’t crowd around here, keep the air circulating!”

After making the call, the ponytailed girl looked at Qin Zhiyu with tear-filled, helpless eyes. “You’re a doctor, please save my lady.”

“Does your lady have a history of heart attacks?” Qin Zhiyu confirmed with her.

“A couple of years ago, my lady often had symptoms of chest tightness and chest pain. The doctor said she might have a myocardial bridge problem. She has been on medication for a long while, and these symptoms haven’t recurred for several months. We thought she was better, but it seems…”

The ponytailed girl’s face was full of anxiety, on the verge of tears.

With this information, it seemed unlikely that the girl would have nitroglycerin or other such emergency heart medications on her.

As they spoke, the girl on the ground had completely lost consciousness and the crowd let out a gasp of shock.

“There’s a car outside, should we drive her to the hospital? Let’s not wait for an ambulance,” someone suggested.

“She’s in a very dangerous situation, we can’t move her carelessly! Everyone, please make way and don’t crowd around,” Qin Zhiyu said loudly.

She rolled up the sleeves of her blazer, presenting a neat and efficient appearance, gently moved the girl to lay her flat on the ground, and slightly elevated her legs.

“Is there nothing else we can do but wait for an ambulance?” the ponytailed girl asked, feeling helpless.

“Aren’t you a doctor? She’s unconscious now, why not give her artificial respiration, or CPR?” someone suggested anxiously.

“She has an acute myocardial infarction. Artificial respiration is useless, and CPR will only put more pressure on her heart. If you don’t understand, don’t talk nonsense!”

Qin Zhiyu glared at the speaker. The situation was severe and she felt helpless. All she could do was to buy some time for the patient.

Seeing Qin Zhiyu’s confident actions and words, the crowd trusted her more and fell silent.

“Let me try.”

At this moment, Xiao Shun walked over and took out a needle box from his pocket.

“What are you going to do?” Qin Zhiyu asked, frowning.

“Acupuncture,” Xiao Shun said calmly.

“Don’t you add to the chaos. She’s having a heart attack. I’ve never heard of acupuncture curing such a critical condition,” Qin Zhiyu said, displeased.

“Don’t think you’re great just because you cured Shishi’s father. Even quack doctors can get lucky. Move aside, don’t stand in the way!”

Qin Zhiyu gave him a disdainful glance. She thought to herself that there’s a time and place for showing off, especially in front of Tang Shishi. Was it right to attract attention when a life was at stake?

“Any further delay, and she won’t survive. Why not let me try?” Xiao Shun continued in his nonchalant manner.

“You don’t even have a medical license. As a doctor, I will never hand over a patient to someone like you. Step aside immediately!” Qin Zhiyu said anxiously.

Qin Zhiyu’s words immediately caused a stir among the crowd.

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“What if you make things worse for her, who will be responsible?”

“Zhiyu, let Xiao Shun try. I checked the nearest hospital, even if the ambulance comes, it will be at least ten minutes later. Seeing how the girl is now, are you sure she can hold on for ten minutes?” Tang Shishi said at this moment.

Qin Zhiyu was momentarily speechless.

Upon hearing this, the girl with the ponytail also panicked. But considering the urgency of the situation, she was also unsure what to do.

Ignoring them, Xiao Shun quickly stepped forward, took out a hair-thin needle. The girl was dressed lightly. He executed the Ghost Door Thirteen Needles, swiftly pricking her at several key points, his movements as swift as lightning, dazzling and pleasing to the eye.

Qin Zhiyu was dumbstruck. The crowd also opened their mouths wide in surprise, all of them thinking the same thing.

Is… is this acupuncture?

Or is it more like embroidery?

Despite this, none thought he could save the girl.

“Holy crap, is he just stabbing randomly?”

“Yeah, I’ve had acupuncture before. The acupuncturist was always careful, afraid of hitting the wrong point. This guy doesn’t even look, he just stabs through her clothes randomly. If anything happens to this girl, he won’t be able to evade responsibility.”

Xiao Shun’s expression was serious, as if all the people around him didn’t exist, and he automatically blocked out their words.

Indeed, as Qin Zhiyu said, the girl was in danger. He had no way to cure her quickly. He could only use the hair-thin needles to temporarily protect her heart, buying her some time to wait for the ambulance.