Chen Cang was like a curious baby.
Having just acquired the perception gloves, his original plan was to wholeheartedly feel the shell of the crayfish, seeking a scientific and efficient method of peeling them.
But he never expected his first object of perception to be a person!
In this regard, Chen Cang's professional demeanor was fully displayed.
He did not discriminate against her for being a woman.
Nor did he blame her for not having an appointment yet forcibly making him perform a palpation.
And he certainly didn't hold any prejudices based on whether the woman was good-looking or not.
After all, as a medical practitioner, one must be fair and equal to all.
Chen Cang thought it over, sighed, and let it be!
Being a doctor, one should possess a compassionate heart.
With that thought, Chen Cang pushed the perception gloves to their limit, closed his eyes, and began to sense as much as he could.
Hmm, one... two... uh!
That's not right! This could be a ventricular nodule!
