Li Xu was meticulous in his examination, taking a considerable amount of time.
This, however, made the patient's family think their child had some serious illness.
Li Xu was floored by their wild assumptions and couldn't help but roll his eyes. "Of course not. When I said the illness was 'strange,' I meant it's strange because it's so simple. It's just a common cold and cough. Dr. Hu has already treated most of it; all that's left are the final touches."
"But if it's such a simple illness, why isn't he getting better with the right medicine? That's what's strange about it."
The child's mother finally let out a huge sigh of relief and patted her chest. "Oh my goodness, Doctor Li, the way you talk! Don't leave us hanging like that. You scared me to death."
The child's father also complained, "If it's just a minor illness, why are you all being so dramatic? You're acting like this is a consultation for some rare and difficult disease."
