City’s Best Divine Doctor
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151: Chapter 151: Unable to Detect 151: Chapter 151: Unable to Detect Ye Qiu returned to the old apartment complex.

His parents and sister were still watching TV, and the three of them had already gotten used to staying up late.

When they saw Ye Qiu return with the laptop, Ye Weidong said, “The renovation team from the hometown is coming tomorrow.

I’ll take the blueprints and show them the restaurant first.”

“Dad, if they can’t understand the blueprints, contact me then.”

Ye Qiu came out after his shower and went back to his room to continue his cultivation of the Primordial Five Emperors Technique.

The next morning, after eight o’clock, he drove to Liu Lingxiu’s house.

As Ye Qiu parked his car outside Liu Lingxiu’s house, she was already waiting for him.

At home, Ye Xue had already prepared breakfast for Ye Qiu.

Now Ye Qiu rode his bike, taking Liu Lingxiu back to Jiangbei No.

3 Middle School.

When the two of them arrived in the classroom, they found that their classmates, except for Zhang Wei, were already there, and they were the last ones to arrive.

At the start of the class, the math papers for this month’s exam were handed out.

Liu Lingxiu had the highest score, with 139 points, while Su Luoluo had only 132 points.

Su Luoluo had thought she did well, but she didn’t expect that she would still be a few points behind Liu Lingxiu.

Now that Liu Lingxiu returned to her seat, her deskmate had already brought back her test paper.

Ye Qiu sat down at his seat, preparing to write some culinary-related content to print out later and give to Ye Weidong.

Regarding the palace cuisine’s secret recipes, Ye Qiu naturally wouldn’t write them down here.

Su Luoluo was always very curious about what Ye Qiu was writing on his laptop after he came back.

A few days ago, she noticed that Ye Qiu was writing training content related to hotel waitstaff.

Now, seeing Ye Qiu writing culinary content, she found it somewhat strange.

But Ye Qiu didn’t look at her, so Su Luoluo didn’t dare to ask more questions.

After the first class in the morning, Liu Lingxiu happily said, “Ye Qiu, I got first place in math too.”

“You’ve improved,”

Ye Qiu said.

Su Luoluo felt a bit uncomfortable, but this time she did indeed score lower than Liu Lingxiu, so she had nothing to say.

Regarding the comprehensive humanities, Su Luoluo didn’t know if she had scored higher than Liu Lingxiu, but in English, ever since Liu Lingxiu learned to speak, her grades had improved significantly.

Liu Lingxiu felt even happier because this proved that being with Ye Qiu didn’t affect her grades; in fact, they improved.

This made her parents more supportive of her relationship with Ye Qiu.

After the second class started, Su Luoluo looked at Ye Qiu and asked, “How do you solve the last few big questions that determine the scores?”

Ye Qiu glanced at her but still ignored her.

Su Luoluo then deliberately came closer and asked, “Are you going to tell me or not?

If you don’t, I’ll go find the class teacher.”

Su Luoluo always didn’t do well in math because of losing points on the last few big questions.

She knew Ye Qiu knew how to solve them.

Su Luoluo didn’t want to have this problem again during the college entrance exam.

“If you can get all the points for the earlier questions, that’s already pretty good.”

“You!

Then why are you willing to tell Liu Lingxiu?”

…

Zhang Wei had already been hospitalized in that large hospital for a night.

The whole night he couldn’t sleep, feeling his eyes increasingly sore and his eyes were bloodshot, more obviously, and he felt increasingly dizzy.

His brain constantly reminded him that if he didn’t get some proper sleep and rest for a few hours, his body really couldn’t take it anymore.

But now, even the hospital’s tranquilizers, or even sleeping pills taken, had no effect.

Wanting to use other medications to force sleep, the hospital didn’t dare prescribe until they had all the test results.

Zhang Wei saw his worried parents, who also hadn’t slept all night, and said, “Mom and Dad, why don’t you rest first?”

Over the past two days, he clearly understood the pain of experiencing insomnia.

Liu Ying was extremely worried, wondering if Zhang Wei had a severe illness causing his sleeplessness.

Zhang Dongliang had also used his connections to urge the hospital doctors to promptly find out what was wrong with Zhang Wei.

Liu Ying and Zhang Dongliang hadn’t slept well, nor eaten well the previous night.

Now both were very hungry, so Liu Ying went to buy breakfast for the two of them.

Zhang Dongliang and Zhang Wei didn’t have much of an appetite, especially Zhang Wei, who couldn’t eat at all, so the hospital nurse had to give him a glucose IV.

At around ten o’clock in the morning, Zhang Dongliang’s connections finally had an effect.

The hospital quickly produced Zhang Wei’s test report.

However, the report showed that Zhang Wei’s body was normal, including his blood.

There was no detectable reason for his insomnia.

Neither the hospital doctors nor the medical equipment could determine the issue.

Meanwhile, Zhang Wei had clearly experienced two days and nights of insomnia.

“Dad, I feel awful!”

Zhang Wei said.

Zhang Dongliang didn’t know what to do.

Since that big hospital couldn’t find anything, he could only try Jinling Hospital.

After Liu Ying handled the discharge procedures, she and Zhang Dongliang took Zhang Wei to Jinling hospital.

Upon arriving at Jinling Hospital, Liu Ying immediately handled Zhang Wei’s admission paperwork and registered him at the internal medicine department.

When it was their turn for the checkup, the results were the same as the previous hospital.

The doctor couldn’t find anything wrong.

So, the attending physician advised Zhang Wei to stay in the ward so they could conduct further examinations.

By now, Zhang Wei felt that he couldn’t even keep his eyes open.

But when he stopped moving, he still couldn’t sleep, experiencing dizziness, nausea, mental fuzziness, and increasingly disorganized thoughts.

Jinling Hospital’s findings were the same as the previous hospital: severe insomnia.

All Zhang Wei wanted was a good night’s sleep, but he couldn’t.

So he preferred the doctors to prescribe something that would knock him out.

Liu Ying had spoken to the doctors.

The attending physicians decided that since sleeping pills had no effect on Zhang Wei, they would need to use anesthetics to put him to sleep.

After the attending physicians agreed, Liu Ying and Zhang Dongliang signed the paperwork, allowing the anesthetist to administer the sedatives.

The hospital’s anesthetist prepared the dose and personally administered it to Zhang Wei.

The sedatives were injected directly into his veins, putting Zhang Wei to sleep quickly.

But though Liu Ying and Zhang Dongliang saw Zhang Wei sleeping, they couldn’t see that his brain remained active.

Zhang Wei felt mentally alert but could not open his eyes; he could still hear his parents and the doctors talking.