I Became a Medical Genius in the 80s

Chapter 686: Chapter 685: No Violation

As soon as Wang Wenfei spoke, an instant silence fell over the scene.

There were twelve judges in total. The reason for so many was that four of them were from the organizing families. To ensure fairness and justice, the one with the highest votes wins, preventing any organizing family from gaining an advantage to use power for personal gain.

The judges sitting behind the red velvet-clad table seemed to frown slightly upon hearing her words and then began whispering among themselves.

Seeing Wang Wenfei look indignantly and disdainfully at a particularly beautiful woman beside her, it became clear whom her words were directed at.

”What do you mean by that?” a judge asked.

This judge was a member of the Shi Family, known for its excellent reputation in Mystic Doctor circles. The family is large and produces many talents, ranking among the great families, yet has never been accused of bullying others.

Wang Wenfei was somewhat surprised to see someone from the Shi Family speaking up. She glanced at Beisitian beside her and said, ”Mystic Doctors are the saints of medicine and must adhere to their principles, never resorting to deceit. If deceit occurs in some areas, it inevitably leads to problems in treating and saving people. Such individuals are unworthy of being Mystic Doctors!”

Everyone was taken aback. Cheating, was it during the competition?

Seeing the judges’ confused expressions, Wang Wenfei coldly snorted, turned to Beisitian, and said, ”The talisman powder she used wasn’t self-made; it was obtained through an exchange with someone else!”

With these words, the whole room buzzed.

It’s rare for Mystic Doctors to cheat. Being scorned for lack of skill happens privately, but if caught cheating, it essentially ends one’s career in Mystic Medicine.

Who would dare trust a doctor with compromised ethics?

Such a reputation is as contemptible as using fake medicine and is despised, which is why everyone gazing at Beisitian now did so with shock and disdain.

In the guest seats, Wei Zhongyuan frowned slightly, his gaze towards Wang Wenfei growing cooler.

Meanwhile, Wei Zhongxun, after a moment’s surprise, surmised that this woman likely saw him giving talisman powder to his master!

The talisman powder not being made by Beisitian was true!

But Beisitian’s intention was not to gain fame; on the contrary, she simply wanted to experience sitting at the exchange table. However, due to her skill level, even with twenty kinds of herbs integrated, the quality of the talisman powder couldn’t match that made by Wei Zhongxun.

Wei Zhongxun regretted not being more mindful of their surroundings at the time, unaware this would lead to Beisitian being criticized.

Among the crowd, Luo Jiali stood with her grandfather Luo Cheng and uncle Luo Xiaohui, eagerly watching the competition. When Beisitian stepped up, Luo Jiali had cheerfully encouraged her, never expecting such accusations to follow.

The same situation was present with Liu Xinghua. He had always regarded it remarkable how Beisitian, at such a young age, could integrate more than twenty kinds of herbs without disturbing the effect of the Xuan Talisman, believing her future to hold limitless potential. Was this all thanks to others’ achievements?

If that were the case, he would rather Little Yu Zhu join them and integrate into the Liu Family.

Little Yu Zhu angrily clenched her fists, ”Liar, my sister would never do such a thing!”

All eyes were on Beisitian, who appeared calm and serene, not like someone who would do such a thing. Yet Wang Wenfei wasn’t foolish, and the Wang Family being a pillar of the Yunquan School, their representative would not make baseless claims.

”Does Miss Wang have any solid evidence for such a claim?” another judge inquired.

This judge belonged to a family friendly with the Yunquan School, and his question was essentially in line with Wang Wenfei’s intent to pursue the matter further.

Wang Wenfei cast a sidelong glance at Beisitian, ”You should know whether it’s true or not. Leave the competition now, and I won’t hold it against you.”

She hadn’t exposed it publicly because it involved someone from the Wei Family. Without that concern, she would have already shown the video evidence.

She considered this a favor to the Wei Family, as it would ultimately affect their reputation.

Listening to Wang Wenfei’s sharp words, Beisitian remained unflustered by her reveal, and said under Wang Wenfei’s glare, ”Are you referring to the talisman powder at the exchange tables?”

Wang Wenfei snorted, ”Exactly.”

Beisitian nodded, ”That indeed wasn’t made by me.”

Upon hearing this, everyone exhibited a strange expression. Was this woman scared out of her wits to admit it openly? Was she planning to leave the industry?!

Wang Wenfei was momentarily speechless and wore a complex expression, thinking this woman must be a fool to confess so forthrightly.

But then she recalled Beisitian’s sharp tongue earlier; surely, a fool wouldn’t have such wit.

Some judges behind the long table exchanged glances, while others tightened their brows.

The judge from the Shi Family looked at Beisitian with a bit of disdain. He spoke earlier because his young master had asked him to pay attention to this woman, never expecting her to lack so much integrity and principle.

Shi Jianbin glanced at the little master in the guest seats, seeing him frown as well, wondering if the little master had been deceived?

This possibility seemed plausible, causing Shi Jianbin’s favorable impression of Beisitian to fall below zero.

”Do you realize what you did was against the rules?” Yunquan School’s Fei Hongwei snorted.

This woman not only cheated but spoke about it openly. Surely, it’s not due to some lapse in judgment; surely there’s someone backing her, giving her such confidence.

However, participants’ information, especially those admitted via the exchange tables, is typically recorded.

All judges saw earlier that this woman named Beisitian was from a place called Qingyu School.

Seeing this school, everyone showed a look of doubt; they hadn’t heard of it before.

Beisitian questioned, puzzled, ”Where did I violate the rules?”

Fei Jianbin’s face turned cold, ”During the competition, participants must use self-made Xuan Talismans, and only those produced on-site are considered valid. Yours wasn’t made on-site, nor was it even yours!”

Beisitian saw the judges’ hostile faces, and people around pointing at her, shaking her head saying, ”I didn’t violate any rules. The Xuan Talismans I made during the competition were all by my hand; only the two bags of talisman powder at the exchange table weren’t mine. But is there a rule that says the talismans used at the exchange tables must be self-made?”

Many people opened their mouths to say that the exchange tables should use one’s own items, but on second thought, the regulations didn’t specify this. It was just a tacit understanding.

After all, sitting at the exchange table aims to prove oneself, exchanging your own talisman powder with others to find your errors. What meaning does using someone else’s talisman powder have?