After Descending the Mountain, Seven Big Brothers Spoil Me - Chapter 730

Chapter 730: Let Li Yuanming Teach
With Lawyer Feng handling the case, the matter was quickly resolved. The manager, in addition to selling substandard goods and causing severe injuries, was also found guilty of accepting kickbacks and embezzling public funds. Accumulating all his crimes, he was sentenced to thirty years in prison.

He was already in his forties, so by the time he got out, he wouldn’t have many good days left.

Before the trial began, Zhouzhou released his soul back to him. The manager, who had just emerged from the torturous illusions of fire and knives, became hysterical upon learning that he’d spend the rest of his life in jail. He even boasted about having connections.

Lawyer Feng smiled slightly, adjusted his glasses, and threw a stack of documents onto the table. “Funny you should mention that. The person you’re talking about is our next target for prosecution.”

With that, Lawyer Feng handed the evidence over to the judge. The manager collapsed onto the ground, completely terrified.

Zhouzhou sat in the jury box with a big grin on her face. If it weren’t for maintaining courtroom decorum, she would’ve clapped her hands in excitement. Lawyer Feng was absolutely amazing!

She now fully believed he could even get the opposing lawyer thrown in jail.

The trial was easily won. The manager was ordered to cover all of Old Li’s medical expenses and to pay an additional one million in compensation, enough for Old Li to live comfortably back in his hometown for the rest of his life.

On the day of the trial, Old Li woke up. Watching the video of the court proceedings on his phone, tears of joy streamed down his face. When he saw Zhouzhou, he was so moved that he tried to sit up in bed.

Zhouzhou quickly ran over to stop him, “Don’t move! Be careful.”

He was still covered in injuries, far too weak for such movement. Old Li’s wife had also rushed from their hometown. Grateful, she said to Zhouzhou, “Thank you, thank you so much.”

Zhouzhou waved her pudgy little hand dismissively. “No need to thank me. You’re my second senior brother’s friends, so that makes you my friends too. It’s the least I could do.”

“Besides, it was really Lawyer Feng who helped out. I didn’t do much.”

Hearing this, Old Li looked at Lawyer Feng and tried to express his gratitude through trembling lips, “Thank you.”

Lawyer Feng gave a slight nod.

He’d spent years handling lawsuits, witnessing the darker side of society and becoming somewhat numb to such cases. But when he looked at Zhouzhou, his gaze softened. This time, everything he did was purely for Zhouzhou.

“If there’s nothing else, I’ll take my leave now. Contact me if you need anything.”

“Okay, okay!” Zhouzhou cheerfully followed him, “I’ll walk you out.”

“Alright.” Lawyer Feng didn’t refuse.

After seeing Lawyer Feng off, Zhouzhou returned to the hospital and bumped into the hospital director at the door. The director was beaming as he walked over with a small cake in his hand, a treat he had specially bought after asking Liu Hanqiu about Zhouzhou’s favorite snacks.

The cake was perfectly aligned with Zhouzhou’s line of sight, and her eyes followed it, captivated by its sweet, delicious aroma.

Seeing her reaction, the director smiled even more. He crouched down, offering the cake to Zhouzhou, and said, “Little Doctor Qin, can I ask a favor from you?”

Hearing this, Zhouzhou snapped back to reality, blinking and clasping her hands behind her back, eyeing him cautiously. Her father had told her, “If someone is being overly nice for no reason, they probably want something in return.”

She wasn’t someone who could be bought off with just a cake.

Zhouzhou frowned, keeping her face serious. “Tell me what it is first.”

The director chuckled, seeing her wary reaction. “No matter what, this cake is still for you.”

Zhouzhou’s eyes lit up at this but she still held back from immediately grabbing the cake, raising her head to listen to what he had to say.

Stubborn yet principled.

The director’s impression of Zhouzhou improved even more. He scratched his head, slightly embarrassed, and explained, “I saw your technique when you saved that man the other day, and I was really impressed. I wanted to ask if you could teach our doctors here so we’d know how to handle similar cases in the future.”

After speaking, he scratched his head again, feeling slightly embarrassed. He knew that traditional Chinese medicine, especially advanced techniques, were often passed down through tight-knit groups. Zhouzhou, being so young, clearly hadn’t learned her skills from a hospital, but from a master. Many hidden experts had their own secret methods that they didn’t easily share.

His request for her to teach it to everyone was somewhat presumptuous.

To his surprise, Zhouzhou simply asked, “That’s it?”

The director, caught off guard, looked at her and dumbly said, “Huh?”

Zhouzhou wanted to confirm, “Is that all you’re asking?”

“Yes, yes, that’s all,” the director replied, still in a daze.

Upon hearing the clear answer, Zhouzhou relaxed and grabbed the cake from his hands. “You should’ve just said so earlier.”

She had been worried about accepting the cake for no reason!

The director, now realizing what had just happened, was overjoyed. “So, Dr. Qin, does that mean you agree?”

“Of course!” Zhouzhou nodded, tilting her head in slight confusion. “Why wouldn’t I teach you if you want to learn?”

It was a good thing, after all. Helping others and spreading knowledge would bring her merits.

Plus, if they learned the technique, she wouldn’t have to rush over to the hospital every time. Old Li could be left in their care.

Hearing this, the director was momentarily speechless. He looked at Zhouzhou, uncertain how to explain the concept of “secret techniques” to her. The little girl didn’t seem to grasp the idea.

Not sure what else to say, the director asked cautiously, “Wouldn’t you need to ask your master for permission first?”

“No need!” Zhouzhou waved her hand. “He’ll definitely agree.”

Her master would be thrilled that others wanted to learn from her. Teaching was pretty much the only thing he was good at.

The director, still slightly hesitant, suggested she confirm with her master just in case. Zhouzhou nodded and dialed Li Yuanming’s number.

“Hello, Master.”

“Zhouzhou?” Li Yuanming was lounging on a deck chair, munching on an apple and basking in the sun. “What made you think of calling me?”

Zhouzhou explained the situation to him.

As soon as Li Yuanming heard about it, he jumped up from his chair, excited. “What? They want to learn? Of course, teach them!”

“If you can’t teach them, I’ll come and do it myself!”

The technique Zhouzhou used was one he had pieced together from ancient, incomplete texts. Finally, someone recognized his brilliance! Who said Li Yuanming was useless? He was extraordinary!

Zhouzhou looked at the director, as if to say, “See? I told you it was fine.”

The director was just as thrilled. After thinking for a moment, he asked, “In that case, could we perhaps learn directly from Dr. Qin’s master?”

If Zhouzhou was this skilled, her master must be even more remarkable. The director was quietly making plans in his head.

Zhouzhou, however, gave him a strange look, hesitating. “Are you sure?”