An Unscientific Feeling
"Doctor Li, could you take a look and tell us what you think?"
Qin Jiaxuan's father, Qin Chenggong, brought the diagnostic report that had just come out of the Laser Printer over to Li Bai.
Seeing the little girl's father bring the report to Li Bai, Pediatrician Sun Shuhui, who had led the joint consultation, reminded him, "Hey, why are you asking him? He's a psychiatrist, not an ophthalmologist."
Li Bai had joked with him about this before. But a joke was just a joke—how could he take it seriously?
Qin Chenggong quickly explained, "An old friend of my father's asked Doctor Li here to take a look at Xiao Xuan's eyes."
The old man Qin was the true head of the Qin Family. His word was law, and he trusted Granny Hua from Qishui'ao Village, Baikou Township, implicitly. As soon as he received the letter, he immediately decided that Li Bai, a doctor whose specialty had nothing to do with eyes, should treat his granddaughter. He hadn't hesitated for even a moment.
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Doctor Sun Shuhui thought the whole thing was absurd.
He went straight to Li Bai to ask what he thought. "Xiao Li, what do you think? Do you have any pills for cataracts?"
After seeing the Detoxification Pill bring someone back from the brink of death, he'd guessed that Li Bai might have other miraculous pills, too.
It didn't matter if the medical expertise wasn't suited to the condition. The pill just had to be.
"Me?" Li Bai hesitated, then could only be honest. "No. I've got a few pills that are supposed to improve eyesight, at most, but they won't make a difference!"
The eyesight pills he was talking about were ordinary, low-grade stuff, even inferior to the Detoxification Pill. They only