Professor Philip was a noble himself, holding the title of lord. As a professor at the Royal Medical College and chief physician at the Royal Hospital, he held considerable status in Britain. Many nobles were willing to befriend him.
Earl Field was Professor Philip's friend, and a very close one at that. He was happy that his friend's health had improved, but he also suspected Jiang Hao of being a fraud. So he wanted to experience it personally. If the other man really was a con artist, he would expose him.
If those health supplements and exercise methods truly worked, he would not refuse to try them himself. Although Professor Philip was a medical expert, he actually had quite a few ailments: high blood pressure, chronic bronchitis, and prostatitis. None were fatal, but all were difficult to cure, and they had plagued him for years.
The next morning,
The sky was only beginning to brighten when a sedan drove into the Field estate. Before Professor Philip even got out of the car, he saw servants bustling about on the lawn. Several carpets had been laid out, with small tea tables beside them. Sandalwood incense burned slowly on the tables, wisps of smoke curling upward. It all looked very solemn.
These were all Jiang Hao's requirements. They were actually useless for cultivation, but sometimes a sense of ceremony was important. It made things more convincing and created a psychological suggestion.
It told people that their system was truly high-class.
When Earl Field and Jiang Hao saw Professor Philip arrive, they went over to greet him. After exchanging a few pleasantries, they headed to the lawn. Jiang Hao pointed at another carpet and said, "Professor, that is your spot."
Professor Philip followed their example, took off his leather shoes, and stood on