After a debt of 100 million, the poisonous tongue went crazy and killed people on the live broadcast

The dean and the principal stood on either side, nervously, expectantly, worriedly, and with a myriad of thoughts in their minds, waiting for Feng Yin's answer.

With the help of Doctor Xu, Feng Yin's medical skills spread among a very small number of people and were taken seriously.

These two are among that small group of people, and that is why Feng Yin came to you for help.

"Of course it's true."

After Feng Yin finished speaking, the dean and the principal still couldn't believe it.

That is a traditional medical skill, or to put it bluntly, the ability to make money. Is there anyone in this era who is really willing to give it away for free?
What does she want?
The two of them didn't know, but secretly hoped that what Feng Yin said was true and that he would actually do it.

At their level, no one can resist the temptation that has been passed down through the ages.

Feng Yin walked in front, while the dean and the principal walked one step behind her. Along the way, they asked many questions.

The backs of the three people were seen by many people in the school, and some people recognized Feng Yin, but everyone was confused.

When did Feng Yin gain such a status?
One of them is the dean of a traditional Chinese medicine hospital, and many of the people above him have been treated by him; the other is the president of an institution of higher learning with hundreds of years of history in China. When did he become so humble and walk behind others?

Not to mention that this guy is just a star.

The photo of the three people's backs was uploaded to the Internet. Li Sanyi had received Feng Yin's reminder long ago and immediately took control of the situation, preventing the comments from developing in a bad direction.

While speculation was brewing on the Internet, Feng Yin had already begun discussing the publishing process in a conference room at Hua Xia University.

In the conference room, Zhang Bo'er, Lin Yu, and Lan Tian stood silently in the back corner like a background board. They watched the dean and the principal go from being shocked to being dumbfounded, because everything happened too fast.

From the time Feng Yin contacted the two of them about publishing a book to the time Feng Yin arrived at the conference room, it was only a few hours in total. Had she finished writing the book?
They are now discussing which publishing house to use and how many books to publish?
Although neither of them has published a book, isn’t this too fast?
After Feng Yin finished speaking, he looked at the two people opposite him and said, "I know the process was a bit fast, but some things are done once they are done. The reason why I asked you two to publish a book is because you know my ability. I want to use this book as a textbook for the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine to facilitate my subsequent promotion."

"I'll leave the manuscript here. I hope you two can review it as soon as possible. I hope to start printing in three days."

Feng Yin pushed the sample book towards the two of them and continued, "This one is to help students learn, and the other one involves many private acupuncture methods. I will donate it to the country free of charge after the book is fully promoted."

"Do you have any questions?"

Any question?
The dean and the principal had so many problems! So many that the two of them didn't even know where to start.

Everything seemed to have been arranged by Feng Yin, and there was not much they could do.

It was also at this moment that the two understood one thing: the reason why Feng Yin asked them to publish the book was simply because they had high status and greater credibility.

"No problem, we will read it as soon as possible and get back to you in the shortest possible time."

The principal stood up as he spoke, stretched out his hand towards Feng Yin, and said solemnly: "Feng Yin, I don't know why you did this, but what you did is great for many people. Thank you!"

Feng Yin smiled faintly. She didn't feel that she had done anything selfless, because she had selfish motives in doing all of this.

She felt it was worth it to exchange some skills for Cheng Yanqiu's life. (End of this chapter)