Chapter 167: White Swan
Charles Lee was shocked.
Utterly stunned.
Normally, when a patient visits a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, there is a process—questions are asked about their discomfort, their tongue is examined, and other symptoms are assessed to reach a diagnosis. These steps are considered essential in traditional practice.
But John hadn't asked a single question. He simply checked Charles Lee's pulse, silent and composed, before accurately naming the symptoms and underlying cause.
What shocked Charles Lee most was not just the method, but the precision.
Everything John had said matched perfectly with what Charles had been experiencing.
This young doctor wasn't just a prodigy—he was something else entirely.
Now completely convinced, Charles Lee smiled sheepishly and asked, "Doctor Lopez, since I'm here... can you treat me as well?"
John nodded, already understanding the intention. "No problem. I'll write you a prescription. Take it to any nearby Chinese medicine shop, brew the herbs, and drink it as instructed."
"Thank you, Doctor," Charles said, genuinely grateful.
Emily, watching from the side, couldn't help but tease, "Charles Lee, don't forget—we invited him here to teach, not to cure you."