Regarding his daughter's illness, Qin Wushuang was undoubtedly more aware of it than Lu Chuan.
When his daughter jumped off the building, the height wasn't too significant, so although her spine was injured, it wasn't completely irreversible. However, the initial surgery would cost at least 1.8 million.
For Qin Wushuang's financial situation, he could manage 18,000; for 180,000, he could try borrowing from relatives and friends and possibly adding a bit of high-interest loan to gather the sum.
But for 1.8 million, even if he sold all his body's parts, it wouldn't be enough.
Moreover, this was only the first surgery's cost; there were also post-surgery rehabilitation expenses.
Additionally, the doctor mentioned that if the first surgery wasn't completely successful, there might be additional surgery fees, which could be as high, if not higher.
Faced with millions in surgery and rehabilitation expenses, Qin Wushuang was utterly powerless.
