The surgery was, of course, a difficult one. However, for Chen Yu, who possessed the Eye of All-Seeing, the so-called difficulties were hardly a problem.
With the Eye of All-Seeing, the locations of every blood vessel and nerve were perfectly clear. He had already planned out exactly how to drill the bone tunnel and where to make each incision.
"So smooth."
In the observation gallery above, Joseph couldn't help but marvel once again. Watching Chen Yu operate gave him only one impression: it was as fluid as flowing water.
When he performed surgery himself, he had to stop and think carefully whenever he encountered a problem. After all, cutting a body open often revealed many hidden issues.
But Chen Yu seemed to have already studied the patient from the inside out; he didn't make a single wasted motion.
More than three hours later, Chen Yu finished suturing, looked up at the team, and asked if they were tired.
