The multi-point shadowless lamp in the operating room was in focus mode, capable of illuminating the surgical field.
However, it quickly became overshadowed by Lu Cheng's hands, with most people's attention shifting from the surgical field to his hands.
His gloves were ordinary, his hand shape unremarkable; his movements light and subtle, seemingly lacking anything noteworthy.
If it weren't for the instruments and the spleen being manipulated, Lu Cheng's current operation would be considered as merely going through the motions.
Yet, once his operations were amplified by the leverage principle of the instruments, they became visible.
Visible because one could see them but not understand them.
Spleen Functional Reconstruction Surgery?
It might not sound particularly impressive.
There's no technology for handcrafting a nuclear weapon, yet someone claiming their random operations equivalent to crafting one would leave you puzzled.
