Great Medical System in a Veterinarian-Chapter 455 - 205: The First Livestream Disaster in the Countryside—Dr. Zhang’s Scandal Exposed!

Chapter 455: Chapter 205: The First Livestream Disaster in the Countryside—Dr. Zhang’s Scandal Exposed!

Just at this moment.

The results of the system scan were fully revealed.

"Hiss—"

The moment he completely read the results, his eyebrows furrowed tightly.

A fishbone had penetrated the body.

The answer was indeed on the fish at the table.

But with the fishbone inside the body, it would be life-threatening, how could Auntie Pang and Uncle Niu still chat and laugh?

Could it be that they don’t take their lives seriously?

Even though I used a regular scan,

the red flags and system alerts can confirm just how dire this situation is.

Could it be...

Zhang Lingchuan focused on the tableware.

Could it be!!

The next second, he suddenly realized!!

Shared chopsticks! And the tableware than Auntie Pang herself used was different from the others.

Could she be testing for chronic gastritis?

Generally, many people with chronic gastritis are infected with Helicobacter pylori.

This thing is contagious.

But as long as shared chopsticks are used and personal tableware is not mixed, it can be basically prevented.

In rural areas, honestly speaking, it’s rare to find families using shared chopsticks.

Especially when shared chopsticks are used skillfully, as if it’s a long-standing habit.

There must be a reason for this.

Thinking of this, Zhang Lingchuan’s mind suddenly became clear.

So, that’s it.

"Fish? Hahaha, Dr. Xiao Zhang, although my partner loves to eat fish, this actually has little to do with fish."

Uncle Niu chuckled upon hearing this.

How could it involve the fish?

"Indeed! It’s not fish, not fish, Dr. Xiao Zhang, you got it wrong. Let me give you a small hint; see if the red bowl I’m holding looks a bit different from yours?"

Auntie Pang showcased her bowl and chopsticks.

Her bowl and chopsticks were unique.

"This..."

Mi Tao was not in the camera.

She looked toward Song Wanqing.

Could it be that tonight Teacher Zhang is about to collapse?

It’s definitely not the fish.

How could this illness be related to the fish?

Song Wanqing met Mi Tao’s gaze and shook her head slightly.

She didn’t understand why Teacher Zhang focused on the fish as the answer.

Could there be something wrong with this fish?

Because in her impression, Teacher Zhang basically wouldn’t say anything pointless.

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"Oh, wrong??"

"Hahaha, finally seeing Dr. Zhang collapse!!"

"Actually, I think this hint is quite obvious. Even if you’re not a doctor, through observation and logical reasoning, you can deduce that Auntie Pang might have chronic gastritis. The reason is, as a rural family, she uses shared chopsticks, which is very unreasonable. Also, Auntie Pang’s chopsticks and bowl are unique, indicating she frequently uses this set of tableware. Moreover, her use of shared chopsticks is very habitual, typical of frequent use. However, she is not suffering from a terminal illness, as her attitude remains good. Considering her hint about her tableware, chronic gastritis is likely. Of course, it might also be because my grandma had chronic gastritis, so I can see through at a glance."

"No, no, no, actually, it is indeed possible to deduce from reality and logic without needing to have a sick family member. Anyway, as someone who loves detective novels, I’ve deduced that Auntie Pang likely has a stomach illness, possibly gastritis or a bacterial infection. The specifics can be revealed later."

"Therefore, Dr. Zhang previously emphasized his strong logical abilities. Now it seems to be a boomerang hitting him back."

"Dying of laughter... I never thought Dr. Zhang would collapse in such a form one day!"

"It feels like today Zhang is completely out of sorts, and it’s impossible that all the past were scripts. Remember someone asked before and the person involved said they didn’t know they had this illness."

The suspected collapse of Zhang Lingchuan led to a peak in comments on the livestream.

Some even claimed they figured out the answer themselves.

Why did Dr. Zhang today appear to be out of sorts, actually suspecting the fish on the table?

What illness could be in fish?

It’s impossible that fish-loving Auntie Pang is allergic to fish, right?

That would be too ridiculous.

And this also led to suspicion of Zhang Lingchuan’s previously claimed logical abilities.

Because today’s simple deduction was not deduced,

"Auntie Pang, let’s not rush, let me ask some questions."

Zhang Lingchuan interrupted.

Then prepared to guide the two into his rhythm.

"Oh oh oh, there’s a consultation session. Good, good, Dr. Xiao Zhang, ask away."

Uncle Niu nodded with a smile.

"Sure, Dr. Xiao Zhang, ask away. I will answer honestly without concealment."

Auntie Pang smiled and said.

"Is Dr. Zhang planning to redeem himself?"

"Hahaha, coming to the Northeast for the first rural livestream and it flipped, interesting."

The audience in the livestream had varied expressions, commenting on the situation.

They think Dr. Zhang is trying to redeem himself.

"Auntie Pang, besides the stomach discomfort, do you also feel chest tightness, a dull pain behind the sternum?"

Zhang Lingchuan asked seriously.

"Wow, Dr. Zhang is still clever, instantly realizes it’s the stomach."

"I’m now starting to doubt his standard; simply put, a stomach illness can be deduced through complexion, pulse, or even lifestyle habits. After being reminded like this, only then he speaks, showing apparent standard issues."

"Yes, if Auntie Pang hadn’t said to let him see her bowl before mentioning stomach discomfort, perhaps he could actually redeem himself, now it’s almost collapsed."