Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2750 The Verge Of Death

As Matthew's brow furrowed in deep thought, Tony couldn't help but assume that Matthew was struggling to diagnose the cause of the patient's ailment. The other renowned Witch Doctors present wore

expressions of disdain.

"Holy Doctor, are you capable of diagnosing or not? Everyone's time is precious."

Matthew had been examining the middle-aged man in a suit for nearly ten minutes, yet he had not revealed any findings. The crowd was growing restless, and the patient himself was becoming uncomfortable from maintaining his extended arm position for so long.

"Dr. Larson, have you reached a conclusion?"

The man's tone was steady, but it was clear he was suppressing his irritation. He couldn't help but grumble internally.

Matthew should just deliver the diagnosis directly. Why was he prolonging the suspense?

Tony glanced around with a smug grin. This young man had insulted his master, and he was certain that today's events wouldn't conclude smoothly.

If you kneel, apologize, and swear

were clear: he wanted to humiliate Matthew publicly

withdrew his hand from the patient's wrist and asked seriously,

in diagnosing was not due to incompetence, but rather the patient's precarious health condition. The man was teetering on the brink of life, his condition could only be

could respond. "Dr. Larson, it's one thing to lack medical skills, but are you even ignorant of basic dietary habits? People either rely on rice or flour- based foods. What else would they

comment incited laughter from the crowd, further diminishing their respect

Doctor from Cathay is all

their Holy Doctors through a competition

experience, like Tony, a prodigious Great Witch Doctor who spent over twenty years honing

a desperate attempt to boost their reputation.

their mockery, but he remained

sneered at Matthew, "Why are you

customary not to interfere. Didn't your master teach you this basic etiquette during your medical training?" Tony's face darkened at Matthew's retort. It was a universally accepted rule among physicians not to

moment, Tony was at a loss for words, unable to

patient was genuinely taken aback. He alone knew that he