Jiang Hao handled the second round of testing appropriately and passed with top marks. Bai Suzhen also passed with top marks, though she had cheated a little during the process. When examining the illness, she had not relied entirely on medical skills; she had used spiritual power to investigate before finally confirming the diagnosis.
However, no one present knew.
The second round finally ended. It was already lantern-lighting time, yet the assessment was not over. The chief examiner announced those advancing from this round. Thirteen people had actually been eliminated this time, leaving only twelve.
Torches and lanterns were lit in the courtyard. The chief examiner announced loudly, "As healers, we treat illnesses and save lives regardless of day or night. The examination will continue. Next is surgical treatment. Each person will be assigned a patient and must directly treat external injuries. Your performance will be scored."
Jiang Hao's injured patient was someone who had broken his leg in a fall, with a large wound elsewhere on his body. These injured people had been gathered from all across Hangzhou. Jiang Hao thought to himself that being able to organize so many patients showed the immense influence of the Three Sovereigns Patriarch Association. It could be said to connect and cover every medical clinic in Hangzhou.
He cleaned and sutured the wound, set and splinted the broken leg, then bound it securely. Jiang Hao moved as smoothly as flowing clouds and running water. Such external injuries were simple for him.
Jiang Hao's assessment was once again rated excellent.
Bai Suzhen treated a woman who had sprained her ankle. After massage and manipulation, her condition improved greatly, and she too received an excellent rating.
Another three people were eliminated in the surgical assessment, leaving a total of nine who passed the final