Love At The Wrong Table

“What’s wrong with traditional medicine?” Emmanuel finally couldn’t help but speak up when he saw the disdainful look on Cindy’s face and his eyes darkened.

“Heh. What’s wrong with traditional medicine? Do you even need to ask? It’s out of fashion, and it’s declined!” Cindy sneered. “Who goes to see traditional medicine for treatment nowadays? Traditional medicine can only survive in the crevices of modern medicine, and most of those who claim to practice traditional medicine are frauds!”

Upon hearing her words, Emmanuel was naturally upset. After all, traditional medicine was the traditional medical skill of Chanaea. As a Chanaea citizen, how could he not feel disheartened when someone looked down on the medical skill of his

It felt as if he was witnessing an unfilial child disrespecting the wisdom of their ancestors in front of their graves!

Ashton, however, understood Cindy’s intentions. She might not actually look down on traditional medicine but rather wanted to belittle her boyfriend.

Cindy’s good friend once pursued Ashton, and Cindy even acted as a matchmaker for them. However, Ashton looked down on him, causing Cindy a lot of embarrassment.

Now, she just wanted to get back at Ashton.

Unfortunately, there were quite a few people present who didn’t like the fact that

Ashton had a boyfriend. So, with Cindy leading the way, quite a few people were joining in the mockery!

a stern face, “You can look down on me, but you must never look down on traditional

from the Northern Region, national and ethnic pride

of national wisdom.

down upon just because of him, especially by a group of people from

really

were also extremely surprised. They never expected that there would still be someone today who would defend traditional medicine in this

look! Are all those who study traditional medicine this amusing?”

rise to fame. At most, they just use it as a

wanted to slap her, but he held back

it were foreigners looking down on traditional medicine, it might be because they didn’t understand it. But now, if people from Chanaea despised their own heritage, it was a sign that traditional medicine had truly fallen to the fringes. One could even argue that it would face an existential threat!

save traditional medicine from its decline. If he wanted to restore the reput

then could the spark ignite and restore the confidence of

direction of the front yard and exclaimed excitedly,

“Yes. It’s him!”

group of people flocked