Chapter 60: Successor of the Divine Doctor
Although Su’s mother agreed to let Xu Xu assist with the surgery, Xu Xu was, after all, unlicensed. Coupled with the high risk of the operation, the hospital director instructed all medical staff involved to keep the matter strictly confidential before the procedure began.
But…
Dr. Wang, who had just been fired, was seething with anger and resentment at that very moment.
As the director ordered preparations for the surgery, Dr. Wang quickly hid in the shadows and secretly recorded a video on his phone. Once Xu Xu and the others had all entered the operating room, he sneered coldly and uploaded the footage online, giving it a sensational headline:
#Shocking! An unscrupulous hospital allows unlicensed personnel to participate in patient surgery—Is this a distortion of humanity or a collapse of morality?#
Beneath the headline, Dr. Wang wrote a lengthy, twisted account, painting Xu Xu as a heartless doctor who would stop at nothing for money, pretending to be more capable than she was. He also portrayed the hospital director as a corrupt figure, blinded by lust and cavalier with patients’ lives.
The post immediately attracted widespread attention, with comments full of outrage.
“Who is this woman? No medical license, and she dares to perform surgery?”
“What hospital is this? Please expose it so everyone can avoid it.”
“Thanks to the poster for speaking out—stay safe!”
Within minutes, the post surged to trending status. Alongside the anger, many voices of doubt emerged.
Amid this buzz, Xu Yaru, lounging at home scrolling through her phone, came across the post. Initially uninterested, she was about to swipe away but caught sight of Xu Xu in the video. At first, she thought she was mistaken, but after watching it twice, she was certain—the woman in the footage was indeed Xu Xu.
“Looks like you’ve dug your own grave, Xu Xu,” Xu Yaru sneered, clutching her phone before immediately hiring online trolls to smear Xu Xu’s reputation.
Soon, numerous commenters claiming to be old acquaintances of Xu Xu began sharing various rumors beneath the post.
“I know the woman in the video—her private life is a mess.”
“Xu Xu? In our circle, everyone knows she’s dirty.”
“I was Xu Xu’s classmate. I swear on my reputation, she never studied medicine!”
Under this flood of accusations, most netizens believed the video’s content and joined the chorus condemning Xu Xu and the hospital.
“Xu Xu, you’re finished.”
Xu Yaru read the comments on her phone, her smile widening with satisfaction.
…
Meanwhile, inside the operating room.
At the start of the surgery, the director was deeply worried that Xu Xu’s medical skills were amateurish, making him nervous even as he picked up the scalpel.
Yet as time passed, his concern gradually shifted to astonishment.
He watched as Xu Xu, masked and composed, employed a unique technique to insert silver needles into Su Yian’s acupuncture points.
Her slender, fair fingers moved with incredible agility, as if dancing across the patient’s body.
Each needle was placed swiftly, accurately, and decisively.
Her method was unmistakably the long-lost Dragon Dance Acupuncture Technique!
It was known that only the legendary healer in this world possessed such mastery…
My God, could it be that the First Lady is the heir to the divine healer’s legacy?