The relatives of the Ouyang Family who had come to offer condolences at the side all started accusing Nianyang as well.
Nianyang's expression didn't change. "Mrs. Ouyang, you might not understand this—medically speaking.
Pseudo-death and true life refers to a state where a patient's vital signs—breathing, heartbeat, blood pressure, pulse—are extremely weak, seeming to be already dead while actually still alive,
so during examination, people may think the old madam is dead, but that might be a misunderstanding. As for the specific situation, may I go in and take a look at the old madam? If it's as I'm saying, then I have a way to make her truly alive again."
In other words, bringing the dead back to life.
This was utterly absurd.
The people around burst into laughter on the spot, all thinking Nianyang was telling a joke.
This kind of fantastical thing—even an idiot would know it's impossible. That only exists on TV; in real life, absolutely, absolutely impossible.
