He Deqiu was a specialist in the combination of TCM and Western Medicine with ample experience. So for him to request for Su Tao’s assistance, it must be a tough problem. Since saving a life was akin to putting out a fire, the vehicle that was initially returning to the university immediately turned around and headed for the hospital.

When Su Tao got out of the car, he saw He Deqiu waiting for him so he quickened his pace over.

“Teacher, what’s the situation?” Su Tao asked.

“Let us talk as we walk.”

He Deqiu gave a glance at Bian Bo, Zhu Ru, and Zhong Yue before he reported the patient’s situation to Su Tao.

Meanwhile, Bian Bo and the rest inwardly sighed. From their teacher’s attitude, they could tell that not everyone was treated the same.

Only Zhu Ru wasn’t surprised by this situation. Although Su Tao was He Deqiu’s student, his medical skills and experience have long surpassed the latter.

Only a country with such a unique system like China would have this sort of unusual situation. Even if the student’s abilities have surpassed their teacher, they still had to nominally learn under their teacher for academic certificates.

Then again, He Deqiu wasn’t...