Debunker

Xu Leigang was quite depressed about being "declared mentally ill."

The test results proved that he was fine, but his eldest brother and sister-in-law showed no guilt at all—so long as he was all right.

Fatty Xu refused to accept that. He had been perfectly fine to begin with. Their behavior was... just too distrustful!

His eldest brother was helpless too. "We want to believe you, but tell us honestly—did any of the things you said sound believable?"

"How was any of it unbelievable?" Xu Leigang could no longer be bothered to hide anything. He was furious. "There are plenty of extraordinary people in this world. Just because you haven't seen them, does that mean they don't exist? What happened to your dialectical materialism?"

The couple felt somewhat embarrassed, so they asked their second sister to question Xu Leigang. Who was this person? Could they meet him?

Xu Leigang flatly refused. "Impossible. I need to treat that gentleman like a god. I'm not letting you people go and ruin things for him."

After her eldest sister heard about this, she was intrigued. Her younger brother-in-law's son was obese as well.

They could not determine why the child was obese and believed he had eaten too much junk food. Ancient medicine, however, believed the child had congenital developmental deficiencies and insufficient yang energy. He might look sturdy, but that was merely yin energy swelling him up. It was false obesity.

His eldest sister asked Xu Leigang, "Little brother, can you invite that expert and introduce him to my younger brother-in-law?"

Xu Leigang initially refused. "You know he's an expert. Do I look like someone who can make decisions for an expert?"

His eldest sister knew he was upset, so she said, "How about this? What does the expert like? We can