However, since this young girl had been vetted and approved by Principal Du, there was naturally little they could say. They were well aware that if Principal Du had made this decision, he would bear the consequences. They were all intelligent people; they knew that whether the girl succeeded or failed, it was, at the very least, a situation with no downside for them. They chose not to state their positions, opting instead to wait and see how things unfolded.
Fortunately, after steadying herself, Feng Qingqing examined Elder Madam Xiang’s wound carefully. Her expression grew stern, but a moment later, she secretly let out a sigh of relief. It was fine. It was salvageable.
This particular acupuncture procedure, however, was exceptionally complex—the most intricate she had performed since she began. It required a staggering sixty-four needles, each stage and each individual needle governed by specific, precise requirements.
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