Chapter 716


    Han and Yvonne wandered around Massach General Hospital, asionally popping into a


    department ward when they walked past.


    Now and then, Han would grab hold of a patient, a nurse, or a doctor, pass then something, and


    engage then in conversation.


    His foreignnguage was almost perfect, and there was no hint of an ent in his voice at all. Anyone


    would have assumed he was from the Whileal Kingdom.


    Moreover, he was a highly persuasive individual. Very quickly, he managed to obtain information about


    Bernard from one of the hospital workers.


    No wonder Bernard was acting all high and mighty. He was the assistant director of Massach General


    Hospital, after all.


    However, his inedical skills were nothing to speak of. He had spent too little time tending to patients


    these past few years, choosing to focus instead on administration.


    Unfortunately, Massach General Hospital judged its workers on their professional skills. His carefully


    cultivated people skills did not win him any respect. Everyone seemed to look down on him instead.


    Jeremy Housman, one of the other vice presidents at Massach, seemed particrly contemptuous of


    him.


    “Jeremy Housman?” Han asked, stunned.


    This name sounded a little familiar.


    The moment Yvonne heard this name, her eyes lit up. “Housman Jeremy? Is he in the hospital now?”


    “You know him?” Han turned to her with a shocked expression.


    “Not only do I know him, he’s practically my idol!”


    Yvonne sounded incredibly excited as she gushed about Housman. Enthusiastically, she continued.


    “Doctor Housman is the most famous surgeon on earth! He’s known for being able to perform even the


    mostplicated and dangerous cardiothoracic surgeries.


    “Half of the human heart transnts in history were personally performed by him.


    “Furthermore, the sess rate of his surgery is very high. His patients face a survival rate of more than


    90 percent, and they go on to recover very well too.


    “He’s basically the Hippocrates of our times!”


    Cardiothoracic surgery?


    Upon hearing these two words, Han recalled something immediately.


    No wonder this name was so familiar. It was him!


    When he was learning medicine from his master long ago, his master brought him to several


    extraterritorial battlefields Han had assumed the role of a military doctor and helped to patch up


    injured soldiers


    It was the busiest six months of his life. He frequently woke up at 6 am and headed straight to perform


    a high–stakes operation. He tended to patients till four in the morning and only slept for two hours each


    night.


    asionally, when a battle broke out, he would be so busy that he stayed up for several nights in a


    row. The stress was


    immense.


    If not for the cultivation technique his master had taught him, Han would have died of fatigue


    Back then, because there was so much work, he could not find an assistant who could keep up.


    Rather, it might be more urate to say that they all gave up from fatigue.


    Only a young man in his thirties continued to follow him as an assistant, helping Han with surgical


    procedures. He never uttered a word ofint and seemed to have never–ending energy. Han


    had an excellent impression of hims


    That young man’s name was Housman!


    Back then, Housman was a fledgling doctor. While assisting Han, Housman asked him many


    questions and learned the best surgical practices from him.


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    He was particrly interested in the field of cardiothoracic surgery. Han remembered how eager to


    learn he was


    Admiring his enthusiasm, Han taught the young man all he knew about modern medicine


    However, he did not pass on the secrets of traditional medicine to him


    After all, traditional medicine was Longhard Kingdom’s treasure. Without his master x permission, he


    could not teach to