Give him a single hair, and he can embroider a flower!

Soon, the stitches were finished. Ukdo took a deep breath and felt his body become strong again.

Looking up at the dense stitches, there was no thread, but it was perfectly natural, as if it had already...healed?

"You should be discharged as soon as possible." Fang Zong turned and left.

"Wait!" Ukdo asked suspiciously, "Can I really be discharged?"

"You... oh, you doubt that I was truly sincere in saving you?"

Fang Zong laughed.

“Yes, I suspect I’ve recovered. I killed a Japanese man, and you Japanese people in Chinatown…”

"Aren't you all very united?"

Fang Zong laughed again: "I'm a doctor, I've received higher education and have a good moral compass. You're a patient, so I'm here to save you, and that has nothing to do with anything else. Hmm, you should be discharged as soon as possible, and transfer the money to this account before you leave."

After revealing Nali's account information, Fang Zong left immediately.

Ukdo felt safe, his eyebrows like iron chains, his eyes like hawks... he squinted and stared.

The doctor who left heard evidence of his crime.

So……

As expected, Ukdor was discharged from the hospital soon after, and he destroyed the surveillance footage from the isolation ward, thus destroying the physical evidence of his crime.

He searched for witnesses but couldn't find Fang Zong. As he left, someone bought a cup of coffee at the hospital entrance.

Fang Zong, dressed in an elegant black suit and gleaming leather shoes, watched as Ukto was surrounded by his entourage. He also held a cup of instant coffee, sipping it while watching Ukto loudly berate his subordinates.

At that moment, a black light flashed on Ukdo's body, and a blood-soaked figure suddenly appeared in front of Ukdo.

"I think there's something I forgot to mention?"

Fang Zong smacked his lips and blinked.

Aside from being a highly educated doctor, he seems to be somewhat of a radical youth.

Although he was an FBI agent, that Dong-guk man was also Dong-guk when he was alive.