"Lirong, what do you think..."
At this moment, Chairman Feng looked towards Ouyang Lirong, as if seeking her opinion.
Seeing this, I couldn’t help but be stunned.
Logically, someone like Chairman Feng, who is in charge, doesn’t need anyone’s opinion and can make decisions on his own.
Then why did he need to see Ouyang Lirong’s reaction?
Could it be that the actual power this woman holds is greater than that of the Chairman?
Ouyang Lirong frowned and thought carefully for a moment, then reached out and pulled someone from behind her.
"Him, let him take a look. If you can cure him, I’ll be convinced."
I looked at the young man who stepped forward and waved him over, signaling him to sit down.
The young man seemed a bit restrained, looking every bit a minor player.
Moreover, he looked somewhat unwell, as if his mental state wasn’t too good.
"Well... it’s just that my back is a bit uncomfortable, it often aches."
The man said with a smile, somewhat embarrassed.
"This isn’t difficult, let me take a look first." Saying this, I took his hand and began to check his pulse.
"And you have anemia, it’s hereditary, since birth, am I right?" I interjected.
"How... how do you know that?"
Hearing what I said, he instantly widened his eyes.
"Though your condition is a bit troublesome, it can be treated. Come, lie down on the massage bed, and I’ll give you acupuncture."
I smiled at him, then took out a set of silver needles my grandfather had left me from the drawer.
"Such a condition can be treated?"
"It’s hereditary, it’s simply impossible to cure."
"Don’t rush, let’s wait and see. I think our boss might have some skill."
The people gathered at the door started whispering among themselves.
After the young man lay on the bed, I went over and lifted his clothes to expose his waist.
"Master Xu, can this disease of mine really be treated?"
The man was also a bit skeptical, looking worried.
I didn’t say anything and inserted a dozen needles consecutively.
"How do you feel now?" I asked.
"It just feels warm here in my waist, very comfortable."
The man quietly responded.
"Good, don’t be nervous, relax, relax..." I continued to insert the needles, gently twisting them.
For a genetic defect like his, curing it isn’t very hard, the key is whether you know how to treat it.
You must know, the old man was most skilled in acupuncture.
"Hmph, such a hereditary disease is simply impossible to cure. If your random needling causes trouble, can you take responsibility for it?"
Ouyang Lirong remarked sarcastically from the side.
"Fine, for any issue arising from my acupuncture, I’ll take full responsibility."
I assessed her voluptuous figure and continued inserting needles.
This woman may be beautiful, but right now, I really can’t handle her. Doesn’t she look down on me?
Don’t rush, soon she’ll witness my true skills!
"Wow, I feel so hot now, like my blood is boiling all over."
Just then, the man started exclaiming, seeming a bit nervous.
"Don’t worry, it’ll be over soon."
Half an hour later, I finally withdrew the silver needles.
When he got up, he visibly had a much rosier complexion, looking much better than before.
"Wow, it really healed, my lumbar muscle strain doesn’t hurt now, feels much better."
"Thank you, Master Xu, you’re truly amazing."
The man kept bowing to me in gratitude, overjoyed.
Even Chairman Feng and his people were amazed, giving me a thumbs-up.
"This... this can’t be!"
Ouyang Lirong’s face turned even paler.
The people outside the door were incredulous, their gazes towards me now full of utmost respect.
It was a kind of heartfelt admiration.
"Don’t rush to thank me yet. Your condition can’t be fully cured in just one or two treatments. If you trust me, come back for another seven or eight sessions, and with complementary herbal medicine treatment, you should recover."
"Sure, sure, I will definitely come, definitely..."
Without thinking, the man agreed.
Traditional Chinese acupuncture isn’t some miraculous cure-all, it can’t heal such hereditary diseases in one go.
However, the effects are indeed apparent.