Generally speaking, direct blood relatives should not transfuse blood to one another unless absolutely necessary. Doing so increases the risk of complications and sequelae, and can trigger the onset of latent hereditary diseases. As a reader with an omniscient perspective, Du Anrao knew Du Zhelei’s true identity, but Du Hongyun did not. Consequently, due to his insistence, the nurse proceeded to transfuse his blood to Du Zhelei. What began as a simple head injury that required blood turned into a life-threatening situation when the transfusion triggered severe complications; the poor child almost lost his life.
Seeing this, Du Anrao nearly rolled her eyes, feeling heartbroken that the child had such unreliable parents.
[It isn't that I want to complain; I understand that the child’s identity needs a catalyst to be revealed, but aren't you two being a bit too irresponsible as parents? Especially Du Hongyun—you didn't even consult the boy's own mother before taking it upon yourself to act, and in the process, you nearly cost the child his life. To put it mildly, it was an unintentional mistake; to put it harshly, you’ve done him a grave disservice!]
Chapter 101