Uncovering My Wife's Secrets

Gwen Raven did not wait for the traditional medicine team’s debater to finish speaking. She could not help but interrupt, “My dear opponent, what you’re talking about is not traditional medicine’s advantages but a dream. Modern medicine practitioners have dreams too. Our vision is to let every patient walk into the hospital and then walk out in less than half an hour, no matter how severe their illnesses are.

“However, we all know very well that treating illnesses and saving people depends on proper practical medical skills, not thoughts. You said that traditional medicine emphasizes the integration of the harmony of Yin and Yang. Modern medicine also advocates the same. We encourage sleeping and waking up early, resting enough, and eating well.

In reality, traditional medicine practitioners struggle to treat ordinary illnesses, such as colds. In the face of more serious illnesses, it is even more useless. Meanwhile, modern medicine has already conquered some cancers. In summary, modern medicine has completely beaten traditional medicine. Comparing traditional medicine to modern medicine is demeaning modern medicine.”

The people from the modern medicine team applauded crazily. There were even three male debaters who cast blazing glances at Gwen. It was undisguised admiration for her. On the other hand, Mina, who previously greatly admired Gwen, suddenly did not like her as much when she saw Gwen’s arrogant aura.

She wondered if it was because distance mystified her; hence, it was easier to adore someone from a distance. Why did she feel that Gwen was as arrogant as Annalise Barton? On the traditional medicine side, Annalise suddenly sat up straight and reached out to move the microphone in front of her.

Everyone’s gaze moved toward her. Gwen was excited. She felt that Annalise was finally going to make a fool out of herself. Everyone heard Annalise say to Gwen, “Hello, have you finished delivering your argument?”

Gwen nodded. “That’s all. Now it’s on your side. Continue debating. We are just debating academically. We can be sharp with our words.” Annalise said, “I hope Miss Raven can learn basic manners. Next time, please do not interrupt our debater’s speech. After all, the person has not exceeded the time limit.” Gwen was appalled and pissed off.

even though her medical skills were not

if she was hallucinating. In the first row seat below the stage, on the

stunned. He leaned over and teased him, “Julian, your wife is fascinating.” “Call her Mrs. Parks,” Julian Parks emphasized. Henry smiled

year!” Julian said. If it weren’t for the fact that he wanted to make it grand, he would have held the wedding right now. There are

and nothing goes wrong, you’ll have a nephew next year. Prepare the baby gifts!” Julian said. “Annalise is pregnant?” Henry rubbed his hands excitedly. Although he was

thought Annalise is pregnant. Julian, you have to work hard! I want to

hand. “I can’t take it anymore. I’m going to die of laughter. Henry, you idiot. Sooner or later, I’ll die of laughter.” Lianne Blake, sitting on Julian’s other side, could not help but smile. She had always been cold and aloof, but

the stage, and the teammate started talking. The teammate’s argument on traditional medicine was that traditional medicine was

of traditional medicine. In Chanaea, many primary schools now have traditional medicine classes, and many children started learning traditional medicine early. They memorize different kinds of treatment and learn pharmacology. The real traditional medicine practitioner could detect all kinds of complex illnesses, including but not

interrupted him rudely. “The top forces in the traditional medicine world indeed have such ability, but there are very few such talents. However, modern medicine is different. Modern medicine is more prevalent. The examination using instruments is more

talk about anything else. Take the example of pregnancy, traditional medicine will need at least a month to determine

Henry had always been an active person. Not only did he applaud, but he also shouted. “Good! Well said. Be polite before anything