If Zhou Qin and his peers had delivered these words, the students of Tsinghua University would have dismissed them as nothing more than the same cliché platitudes found everywhere on the internet.
But Chen Xuan was different.
No matter how unconvinced these students were by Chen Xuan, they were at least familiar with his various achievements in the domestic medical field. A young man in his twenties with no formal medical training, he had relied on Traditional Chinese Medicine—a practice deemed nearly obsolete—to reach his current standing and earn such a prestigious name for himself in the medical community. It was, undeniably, an incredible feat.
Chapter 1852