The Omniscient

Chapter 17: Knowledge Assimilation

While researching "Electric Work," Huang Ji also continued studying medicine and biology.

These three fields complemented each other. The more deeply Huang Ji understood the human body, the better he could tailor the most powerful technique for himself. However, as his level of expertise grew, so did his need for books and knowledge. After all, he lacked systematic, well-rounded educational resources; all his knowledge came from books.

After spending 13 days thoroughly studying every medical book in the bookstore, Huang Ji hit a bottleneck. As he had anticipated, when encountering such a bottleneck, the best solution was to learn face-to-face from experts.

During this period, he behaved obediently, so Zheng Xuan trusted him completely. With the excuse of going to read books, Huang Ji headed alone to Zhongshan Hospital, affiliated with Fudan University.

At the hospital, Huang Ji quickly identified two specialists who were currently holding outpatient clinics.

"Li Wei... a respiratory specialist, ranked over 170,000 in global medical rankings?"

"Jiang Wan... a pathology specialist, ranked over 240,000 globally?"

Huang Ji wandered around the specialist outpatient offices, evaluating the medical skills of these two experts. While their rankings were relatively low globally, they were still considered excellent specialists within the hospital. In fact, on a global scale, their rankings weren't bad.