Eye of the Divine Doctor.

Summary

In a clinic, Pang Zi and his friends mock Dr. Wu Ruo Xue, questioning her abilities as a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. Zhou Zheng, a student of Dr. Wu, defends her and begins diagnosing Pang Zi, identifying symptoms of diabetes. As tensions rise, another patient challenges Zhou Zheng, who confidently points out his coronary heart disease. The situation escalates with spectators criticizing the doctors, but Zhou Zheng counters their claims with sharp wit. The atmosphere is charged, revealing the struggle between traditional medicine and public perception, while showcasing the characters' arrogance and insecurities.

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