I have an all-knowing mirror

Chapter 12 They were all wrong

Zhongshan Hospital in Shanghai was bustling with activity and filled with noise.

As one of the most famous hospitals in China, Zhongshan Hospital has advantages in cardiovascular diseases, comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of liver cancer, respiratory diseases, general surgery and endoscopic diagnosis and treatment. Its academic strength, scientific research capabilities and clinical technology are well-known worldwide.

Su Yuan stood at the entrance of Zhongshan Hospital, filled with emotion.

When he first transmigrated, in order to test the gray mirror's abilities, he asked how to cure his heart disease.

The first answer the gray mirror gave was to go to Zhongshan Hospital, have Lu Fusheng undergo surgery, and he would recover after a period of rest.

I hadn't even considered this method at the time.

Zhongshan Hospital in Shanghai? Was that a place I could go to on my own back then?
And now? Su Yuan was standing in front of this hospital.

"At this moment, Zhou Weiwei, the heiress of the Zhou Group, should be lying in a special ward on the top floor. She will die in two hours due to cardiac arrest."

Su Yuan thought to himself.

The Zhou Group, also known as the Zhou Pharmaceutical Company, is one of the nine major pharmaceutical companies in Shanghai. With a history of nearly a century, it controls almost one-tenth of the pharmaceutical industry in Shanghai, making it a pharmaceutical giant in China.

Unfortunately, the Zhou family, which runs the Zhou Pharmaceutical Company, suffers from congenital hereditary heart disease, and both the first and second generation leaders died because of it.

Now, Zhou Weiwei, the only remaining third-generation heiress, will soon die because of this.

From then on, the Zhou family, the family that led the Zhou pharmaceutical company, existed in name only.

In fact, starting with the second generation of Zhou's pharmaceutical company leaders, they had no interest in managing the company and instead sought ways to delay heart disease.

Unfortunately, it was of no use.

As for Zhou's pharmaceutical company? It's basically managed by Tang Zhi'en.

Tang Zhi'en is considered part of the second generation of management at Zhou's Pharmaceutical Company, and is a trusted subordinate of the first generation leader.

Nearly a hundred years ago, the Xia Kingdom was in turmoil, and countless people were displaced. Tang Zhi'en was one of the displaced people at the time. Before he starved to death, he was taken in by the first generation leader of the Zhou family and survived.

After decades of ups and downs, he has become the true helmsman of Zhou's pharmaceutical company.

"He is indeed loyal."

Su Yuan nodded slightly.

Tang Zhi'en wielded absolute power in Zhou's pharmaceutical company, and the only third-generation member of the Zhou family was nearing the end of his life.

Rumors are circulating that Zhou's Pharmaceutical Company will likely be renamed Tang's Pharmaceutical Company, and that Zhou's Pharmaceutical Company is about to change owners.

Some even maliciously speculated that the reason why Zhou Weiwei, the third-generation heiress of the Zhou family pharmaceutical company, was dying was also due to the machinations of Tang Zhi'en in secret.

Once Zhou Weiwei dies, there will be no legitimate heir to the Zhou Pharmaceutical Company, and Tang Zhi'en will completely take control of it.

however.

Through the gray mirror, Su Yuan could tell that Tang Zhi'en had no intention of replacing Zhou's pharmaceutical company.

Even everything he does now is in accordance with the instructions of the first generation leader, to ensure the continuation of Zhou's pharmaceutical company.

Throughout, Tang Zhi'en remained loyal to the Zhou family. In fact, she went to great lengths to keep Zhou Weiwei alive, even seeking treatment from renowned cardiologists worldwide.

Following the stairs of Zhongshan Hospital, Su Yuan quickly arrived at the top floor.

The top floor of Zhongshan Hospital has only five wards, staffed with doctors and nurses, specifically catering to the privileged class.

Also.

The security on the top floor is also very high, with more than 30 security guards patrolling 24 hours a day.

Su Yuan stopped before the stairwell entrance, glanced at the time, and waited until 4:36:20 PM before pushing open the stairwell entrance.

Click! Su Yuan entered the top floor.

At that moment, the nearest security guard had just left, and the next security guard was still ten seconds away from seeing this place. For a moment, the location where Su Yuan was located became an extremely rare blind spot on the top floor.

As for top-level monitoring? Long before Su Yuanlai arrived, the monitoring system had been hacked, allowing the surveillance footage to be continuously replayed, ensuring that no anomalies would be detected for at least the next hour.

Su Yuan then headed straight for room number 3, which was also Zhou Weiwei's room.

Along the way, every step Su Yuan took was in the blind spot of the more than thirty security guards patrolling the top floor, but the medical staff did see Su Yuan.

Since the security guards didn't stop him, they assumed he was a family member of a patient in the ward and didn't question him. Thus, Su Yuan entered the normally heavily guarded top-floor ward as if it were empty.

All of this, naturally, relies on the omniscient means of the gray mirror.

When Su Yuan asked the gray mirror how to arrive at Zhou Weiwei's ward, number 3, without being seen, the gray mirror replied that it was at 4:36:20 PM, by entering the top floor from the stairwell entrance.

Only at this time today can we successfully evade the top-floor security patrol and enter Ward 3 without any effort.

Standing at the door of ward number 3, Su Yuan pushed the door open and went in.

The ward was spacious and filled with various medical machines.

In the center of the ward, a girl of sixteen or seventeen was lying on the hospital bed.

The girl was wearing an oxygen mask, her face was ashen, her eyes were closed, and she was unconscious.

Beside the hospital bed stood two people: an elderly man in a Zhongshan suit and a middle-aged woman.

Su Yuan naturally knew the identities of the three people in the ward.

The one lying in the hospital bed was naturally Zhou Weiwei.

The elderly man in the Zhongshan suit was Tang Zhi'en.

The middle-aged woman is a senior manager of Zhou's Pharmaceutical Company. She is here to report on the company's situation to Tang Zhi'en.

Su Yuan's footsteps were barely audible until Tang Zhi'en realized something was wrong after standing there for a while.

"who are you?"

Tang Zhi'en's pupils contracted as she stared at the man who seemed to have appeared out of thin air in the ward.

"How did you get in?" The middle-aged woman reacted much more strongly; they hadn't even noticed that there was such a large, living person in the ward.

"security guard."

The middle-aged woman was about to get up and shout for help.

But Tang Zhi'en stopped her.

"What do you want to do, Your Excellency?"

Tang Zhi'en looked at Su Yuan with a serious expression.

He was much calmer than the middle-aged woman.

It was clear that if Su Yuan was able to bypass the more than thirty security guards on the top floor and appear silently in the ward, he would have already made a move against them if he wanted to.

Su Yuan smiled slightly, but did not answer the question. Instead, he walked to the bedside and carefully observed Zhou Weiwei.

This action made Tang Zhi'en nervous, clearly showing her concern for Zhou Weiwei.

"I can heal her."

Su Yuan suddenly spoke, his tone calm, as if he were talking about a trivial matter.

"Cure Vivi?"

Tang Zhi'en was stunned.

The middle-aged woman next to her frowned and glanced at Tang Zhi'en again.

"Can you cure Weiwei?"

Tang Zhi'en pondered for a moment before speaking:
“Vivi’s heart disease is congenital and hereditary, and there is almost no hope of a cure.”

"Even a heart transplant wouldn't help; Vivi's body simply can't withstand such a major surgery."

“Over the years, I have consulted many well-known cardiologists from home and abroad for Weiwei, and the conclusion has always been that they can only prolong her life temporarily. President Lu Fusheng of Zhongshan Hospital just came to see Weiwei and reached the same conclusion.”

Tang Zhi'en spoke while observing Su Yuan's reaction.

Su Yuan glanced at Tang Zhi'en and said calmly, "That's because they're all wrong."

(End of this chapter)