Liu Bo's life had been quite legendary. His mother died when he was young, and unable to endure his stepmother's abuse, he ran away from home. He had only an elementary school education.
The boy who left home suffered greatly. Later, he became an apprentice at an auto repair company, where a benefactor took a liking to him and sent him into the military. After being discharged, he worked for that benefactor, accumulated some wealth, contracted a coal mine, and began making his fortune.
He was only in his early fifties now and had a net worth of seven or eight hundred million. However, as the state advanced and private interests retreated in the energy sector, his business faced closure. Before that happened, though, he had not squandered his money recklessly, instead buying property and other assets to preserve its value.
Feng Jun investigated for quite a while but found no sign that the man had encountered any fortuitous opportunity. He felt he needed a different approach.
More than half of this batch of patients' treatment period had passed, with only eleven days left. Of these patients, two could not be cured in a single course of treatment, and with Liu Bo included, that made three.
Since Huahua's treatments were tailored to each person, it was exceedingly rare for even one patient to remain uncured after a course. For three to appear at once was truly unusual.
Thus, Liu Yuting received instructions from Feng Jun to thoroughly investigate the life experiences of all three. Everyone else could be cured, so why were only these three problematic? They had to cooperate with the Nursing Center and undergo the relevant investigation.
If they were willing to cooperate, the center could provide another course of treatment free of charge. If not, then sorry,