It's almost like seeing a ghost.
This is why Liu Wensu was hesitating to speak.
Because he knows how to perform a tracheotomy.
As the director of general surgery, this procedure is as simple as a small appetizer, something that can be done easily.
To use a common analogy with drawing.
A tracheotomy is like drawing a person.
Normally, the standard for doing it well is to be able to draw a portrait of a person.
Liu Wensu is like a realistic professional painter, who can easily draw a person's portrait.
But this guy directly gave you a work by Leng Jun, a master of realism, a painting worth 70 million.
Not only does he draw it accurately, without the slightest error, but he also has an extraordinary level of detail, and the most crucial point is that he's even faster than Leng Jun.
So another expert says, this level of realism, Liu Wensu, you probably can't achieve, right?
Can you say Liu Wensu could answer that?
