A Father and Son's Hearts

"You recommend that my mom study the Mental Strengthening Chapter diligently? Professor, could you explain a little more clearly?"

After dinner, Zhang Xuezhou escorted Song Fengying and Zhang Manqian out of the Xuanshi Building. When he returned from the school gate, he ran into Ren Yisheng again.

Ren Yisheng's recommendation sent a slight chill across Zhang Xuezhou's scalp.

From what Zhang Manqian had told him, Zhang Xuezhou knew very well that both Song Fengying and Zhang Weimeng had some mental abnormalities.

But for Ren Yisheng to make such a recommendation outright, the problem might have been more serious than Zhang Xuezhou had imagined.

If there was no illness, a patient needed no treatment.

Song Fengying's condition was likely already quite advanced for Ren Yisheng to speak so frankly after meeting her only once.

"Brother, your mom, your mom!"

Ren Wuyang held his right hand upright, then tipped it backward and covered it with his left hand.

"You mean my mom's condition could be life-threatening?" Zhang Xuezhou asked, his face darkening.

"It doesn't do us any favors to spell this kind of thing out too clearly," Ren Wuyang chimed in. "If we say your mom is healthy and something happens in a few years, you'll blame us for not warning you. If we say there's something wrong with her health, you'll need a considerable amount of money and resources for treatment. If she's cured, that's fine, but if she isn't, you'll lose both your money and her. And you might even think we're holding you back..."

"It's difficult to treat!"

Before Ren Wuyang had finished, Ren Yisheng added those words.

"If my observations weren't mistaken, your mother's condition is likely a kind of mental burning. She expends several times as much mental energy as an ordinary person," Ren Yisheng explained. "Mental