Feng Jun's treatment plan... actually had its supporters. At the very least, some people highly approved of the first step, removing the Ghostface Vine.
So as soon as Lin Xiangdong raised his question, someone immediately stepped forward and stated their position: there might be consequences, but the situation was controllable.
Although the others were still unconvinced, when they saw that Feng Jun's treatment plan had taken into account all sorts of conflicting elemental interactions, as well as some simple countermeasures, they had to admit that he possessed extremely profound expertise in medicine.
The treatment plan contained no explanations, which seemed somewhat inappropriate. But in fact, many times, refusing to explain was itself a form of arrogance—those who understood did not need an explanation.
As for those who did not understand—would they be able to understand even if he explained it?
It had to be admitted that sometimes, showing off really was a way to reduce trouble.
Feng Jun's medical skills had not been recognized by the cultivation world, but interestingly, he was now an Emergence from Dust Stage cultivator. Anyone who wished to question him had to consider the consequences of offending an Emergence from Dust cultivator, so no one dared step forward and accuse him without reason.
Thus, Lin Xiangdong finally declared, "The auspicious beast's condition cannot be delayed any longer. If there is no solid evidence, I will proceed with Feng's treatment plan."
There were still people who openly expressed dissatisfaction with Feng Jun's treatment plan.
However, they were not opposing Feng Jun himself. They simply rejected this method of treatment.
Different schools of physicians led to different treatment philosophies, and this could also be considered a dispute over orthodoxy.
They did not comment on Feng Jun's plan, only saying that they did not recognize this line of