Chapter 556: Chapter 183: I have finished speaking; who approves and who opposes?_3 Chapter 556: Chapter 183: I have finished speaking; who approves and who opposes?_3 For some reason, Lawyer Tang’s system had him take on the cases that no one else wanted to touch…
This is a bit hard to explain.
Yes, Old Tang thought he was hiding it well, but these top psychological experts could easily construct a psychological model of him through his behavior and the statements he made during each treatment session.
While others were baffled, wondering, “What on earth is Tang risking his life for?” the experts felt they had found the answer.
But this answer couldn’t be revealed, and even within the circle, few people were aware of it.
That’s why, during his last meeting with Old Tang, Liu Binxin said that Old Tang’s condition had worsened…
“Anyway, we are doctors, and to be honest, if Lawyer Tang keeps this up, it’s really easy for problems to arise.
He can’t be lucky every time like he was before,” Liu Binxin said. Latest content published on novel{f}ire.net
In their view, Old Tang had been hit head-on by a dump truck and had been stabbed multiple times without dying, all due to good luck.
But a person can’t be lucky all their life; there’s always time for bad luck.
This was a man they truly didn’t want to see die…
During the silence, a knock sounded on the office door.
The door was quickly pushed open, and Old Tang walked in: “Doctor Liu, I’m here.”
Let me introduce you to these few from The Capital…”
“Then today, we are going to hold a consult to determine the next treatment plan for you.”
Old Tang nodded and said, “No problem, Doctor Liu, I’ll follow whatever treatment you suggest…”
The usual questions were asked, and Old Tang answered each of them.
Of course, he couldn’t possibly reveal that his system interface had turned into a notebook.
He doubted that any of these experts had encountered such a situation before, but one thing he was certain of was that he definitely wasn’t suffering from a mental illness.
The psychological trauma caused by his previous cancer struggle was now cured, and Old Tang believed he was a healthy person now.
However, he didn’t realize that as the questioning continued, the experts were feeling that his condition was quite worrisome.
This was a typical case of schizophrenia worsening, with hallucinations becoming more lifelike, even causing the patient to believe they were real.
Time to intensify the treatment!
So, after a morning had passed, Old Tang was prescribed a bunch of medications and underwent a good half-hour of psychological suggestion.
These people actually thought Tang Fangjing was sick.
Well, considering how useful the mental disorder certificate was, he would just go along with it for now.
Now he had to go for a check-up to update the diagnostic report.
In the oncology department, Old Guo was overjoyed to see Old Tang come in : late-stage liver cancer it was, and it had already metastasized when it was found!
But now, nearly five years were about to pass!
Anyone who had experienced cancer knew that the five-year survival rate was an important medical indicator; in fact, cancer was even trending toward becoming a chronic illness.
Under various targeted therapies, some of the less severe cancers could be controlled.
But after metastasis, it was another story; a patient could be fine one month and then suddenly deteriorate.
So every time Old Guo saw Tang Fangjing full of life, he was happy.
The best-case scenario would be for him to stay this vibrant, and if he could survive ten years, Old Guo couldn’t even imagine it…
The usual round of check-ups had become routine, and several of the tests needed to be done in the oncology department, so Old Tang went there to wait.
Actually, Old Guo wanted to give him a fast-track pass, but he refused.
After all, there was no need to take away someone else’s fast track.
What if a critically ill patient in urgent need came along?
No need for that, waiting was fine.
Just as he arrived at the examination area, he encountered someone face-to-face.
It was a man in a hospital gown, extremely pale with no trace of color in his cheeks, needing assistance to walk and having to pause after every few steps.
While Old Tang looked at the man, the man was also looking at Old Tang, with a very complex expression on his face.
Finally, the man spoke: “Are you really sure you’re in the late stages of cancer?”
The man was Hu Shuwei, the owner of Bluebird Company after Old Tang had crossed over.
Hu Shuwei had been diagnosed with cancer, which had been deteriorating rapidly despite all the treatments, leaving him in a very bad state now.
Seeing Tang Fangjing, equally pale but still so spirited, Hu Shuwei felt like crying.
Damn it, four years have passed, and I’m almost gone, yet this bastard is still living well!
Old Tang twitched the corner of his mouth upon hearing this.
He suddenly felt this was turning into “Modern Immortality: Starting with a Lawyer.”
On the surface, he was in “near-death” condition, and all the lawyers and clients he encountered thought he was about to pass away.
But while they passed away, he was still alive, and could even dance on their graves…
Maybe when his opponents were on the brink of death, he should go and see them off?
But would that be too much…
“President Hu, long time no see.
If I weren’t in the late stages of cancer, why would I come here for a check-up?
The report from last time is still there, do you want to see it?”
Upon hearing this, Hu Shuwei shook his head and said, “Then why are you going around fighting lawsuits?
This was something he and many others were curious about.
Many people in the late stages of cancer don’t even want to live any longer, mainly because of the immense pain.