The reason why Mu Jingchen was willing to sit down and seek help from Su Tao wasn’t because of the latter’s medical skills, but his calligraphy instead.

Su Tao has saved many people, in which he encountered all kinds of patients in his journey. But he rarely encountered one that rejected TCM like Mu Jingchen. Although Mu Jingchen did not say anything about it, it could be inferred from his tone and attitude.

There was a 70% exaggeration and 30% truth when Su Tao said that Mu Jingchen’s condition wasn’t serious.

“To ensure Mr. Mu’s privacy, I’m afraid that I have to ask the two of you to briefly leave.” Su Tao smiled.

Gu Yin was tactful. He immediately stood up and smiled. “There’s a café on the second floor. Ms. Ni and I will be there for a cup of coffee.”

Before Ni Jingqiu left, she gave a glance at Su Tao, signaling for him to put some effort into it and treat Mu Jingchen.

When Su Tao requested for Gu Yin and Ni Jingqiu to leave, Mu Jingchen felt somewhat relieved. Gu Yin might be his friend, but no one could accept having a doctor discuss your condition with someone else around.

“Mr. Mu, I know that you don’t trust TCM!” Su Tao wore a playful...