After everyone understood and took notes, it was almost 3 p.m. However, fortunately, everyone had more time to discuss in the afternoon, while Ruan Ruan had less time to teach.

The meeting ended, and everyone left the conference room, signifying the conclusion of this leukemia case. From now on, when they encounter similar patients, they will know how to treat them.

When the other doctors left, they all went to see Dr. Li, left their addresses, and hoped that Dr. Li could make a copy of his notes and mail it to them so that they could go back and share them with the doctors in the hospital.

Dr. Li said it was an honor to be able to use his notes.

Dean Su also booked a ticket for 5 p.m. to return to Beijing. Ruan Ruan and Huo Haocheng first took him back to the guesthouse to check out and collect his luggage. After buying some food at a state-run restaurant, they then took him to the train station.

"Grandpa, please be careful on your journey. If you encounter any problems, please go to the train police."

"Don't worry, we're all grown up, no one will try to take advantage of an old man like me. But you, you need to be careful these days!" Dean Su knew that once the news that China could cure leukemia spread, other countries would definitely come looking for trouble for her.

"Grandpa, don't worry. My skills are the true teachings of my master. He even said that I have surpassed my master. As long as they dare to come, I will make sure they never leave."

While they were chatting, the train pulled into the station, and other passengers heading to the capital boarded one after another.

"Haha, okay, I'm relieved to hear that. It's getting late, you should all go back now. I'm getting in the car."

"Okay, be careful on the outer highway."

After seeing Dean Su off, the two had a quick meal at a state-run restaurant and then went home to rest. On the way back, Ruan Ruan really didn't want to talk at all; she had already exceeded her daily limit.