It Makes Sense for a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine to Be Able to Tell Fortunes, Right?

After graduation, Gu Ning inherited his grandfather's traditional Chinese medicine clinic and became a traditional Chinese medicine doctor. Acupuncture, massage, physiotherapy. A passing female anchor walked into the store and asked if she could tell fortunes. Gu Ning: Of course, the hexagram gold is ten thousand. Female anchor: I want to know whether my operation tonight will be successful. Gu Ning: I advise you not to have surgery. You will bleed heavily during the operation and then die. Female anchor: Can you say something nice? I just want some psychological comfort. Gu Ning: Then you don't need surgery. Female anchor: The doctor said that surgery is necessary to have a chance of living. Gu Ning: You can survive without surgery. When the female anchor heard Gu Ning tell her unknown past, she was so frightened that she rushed to the hospital for re-examination. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.