Live broadcast: I am an upright Chinese medicine practitioner, and all my patients died online

After Qin Jiang finished speaking, some people finally calmed down, because they all knew that this was something that would benefit all mankind.

Only when fewer people get sick will more people be spared from harm.

Many of the experienced traditional Chinese medicine practitioners were shocked, since only Western medicine could treat these newly emerging diseases.

Traditional Chinese medicine practitioners could only keep their distance, and didn't even dare to observe.
If you get too close, you might accidentally get yourself into trouble by using this method.

Therefore, they assumed that they would never encounter this kind of disease, but Qin Jiang, as a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, chose to treat a new infectious disease at this time.

Especially some Western medicine practitioners, it seems their interests have been threatened.

After all, they consider themselves to be very capable people, but now there are people who are even more capable than them.

Most importantly, he even claimed that he could cure a certain disease, which many Western doctors consider impossible.

“We’ve conducted so many experiments, and we’ve exhausted all methods for treating these diseases, but we still can’t find a solution. If he says he has a solution, do you really believe him?”

"Anyway, I don't want to believe it. After conducting many experiments at our research institute, whether on mice or human subjects, it's impossible to achieve this."

"The most important thing is that this virus damages brain cells the most. Once brain cells are damaged, there is no possibility of a cure. It can even spread throughout the body and cause cancer."

During the discussion, Qin Jiang realized that many people were puzzled, since without the system, he might not have had such a powerful understanding of how to treat viruses.

I would never treat the virus in this way, but now that I have a solution, I will definitely resolve the matter perfectly, rather than leaving any loose ends.

“I know you have many doubts, and you may even think that it is impossible for me to do this, but I can donate it for free. If the health bureau needs it, I will donate all the prescriptions and treatment methods so that more patients can be cured and more good people will not be infected.”

Qin Jiang spoke with a strong and resonant voice, leaving many doctors in the live broadcast room feeling inferior. They had originally thought that once they were able to cure a certain disease, they would definitely try to write a paper about it.

If they acquire more patents, by then they will at least have a very high status internationally.

But to everyone's surprise, Qin Jiang left without hesitation when faced with these matters.

His attitude led many to believe that they were being too narrow-minded.

In this respect, he was not as insightful as Dr. Qin.

"Alright, I realize I was overthinking it. Since Dr. Qin is willing to donate, it means our hospital will also use his method. On behalf of all the medical professionals, I thank Dr. Qin."

"I'm an intern. My supervisor said that, especially in the infectious disease ward, you could easily be retaliated against if you're not careful. Now we don't have to worry about occupational exposure anymore." "Dr. Qin, you're simply our savior. Your appearance at this time is like a ray of sunshine illuminating our career path, making our path seem much smoother."

When he heard them thank him word by word, Qin Jiang seemed to feel nothing. Everything he had done was entirely voluntary.

He didn't expect gratitude from others; he only acted from his own heart.

"There's no need for you all to thank me right away. After all, I think that if any of you could do this, you would definitely make the same choice as me."

The doctor's words sounded nice, but only they knew they wouldn't make the same choice. If they did, they wouldn't be standing in front of Dr. Qin today.

The World Health Organization soon learned of the research, and they were surprised that someone could actually figure out how to treat infectious diseases.

This research is a significant contribution to humanity as a whole, and it may even prevent human endeavors from facing crises due to infectious diseases.

“Great! I knew things could be resolved, but I never imagined that one day we would speed things up. We’ve been researching at the research institute for so long, and we’ve finally turned our hair white, but we never thought that traditional Chinese medicine would solve all of this. Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history and is far more powerful than Western medicine. It’s just that we haven’t inherited the wisdom of our ancestors.”

“I was previously insulting traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, saying they were incompetent. It seems I was short-sighted and narrow-minded.”

"Now I understand. There's nothing Dr. Qin can't do. The talents he possesses are something that no one else can have."

Qin Jiang had heard enough of these compliments, and he even felt that some of them were undeserved when applied to him.

It has even surpassed what he himself wanted to do, so he believes that this so-called fame is not that important to him.

"Send someone over here to hand over the knowledge to me. It would be best to invite some traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. If possible, I will pass on the method. Once you have the method, you can implement it in various locations. Otherwise, with so many patients on my own, I won't be able to treat them all, and it will also delay the progress of normal people's treatment."

Moreover, there are more healthy people here. If there were infectious disease patients here, healthy people wouldn't dare to come over.

After all, they were also afraid that those people would be too extreme, so Qin Jiang decided to transfer this research to the hospital.

Or rather, a larger organization, rather than placing it within his own sphere, his decision was made with the well-being of his patients in mind.

This will also allow some hospitals to make certain contributions in the field of infectious diseases.

"Dr. Qin, this is your research, but you just give it away like that. And once someone else applies for the patent, you may no longer be the original author. So I suggest you apply for the patent. Someone on our side has already contacted you."

The female director standing nearby suggested that someone from the patent office had also called. In her opinion, Dr. Qin didn't care about her reputation, but she couldn't afford to be a fool. (End of Chapter)