BXBX NOVEL Chapter 142 - 142: Unlucky
Just as Yue Xin thought, because Yue Lingyu was at home, Yue Lingyi came home more and more frequently. Basically, he came back every day. Every week, Yue Xin would see Yue Lingyi extract his own blood at least once and inject it into Yue Lingyi’s body. Moreover, the color of the blood would be slightly different every time. Yue Xin noticed it, but she did not tell anyone.
On this day, after the treatment, Yue Lingyu competed with the young geniuses who seemed to be after Yue Xin, but were actually interested in his brain.
However, after the competition, Yue Lingyu’s expression became very bad.
Yue Lingyi, who was observing from the side, quickly covered the camera and organized Yue Lingyu to continue the competition. He said expressionlessly, “The medicine this time is different from before. Go back and rest.”
Yue Lingyu clutched his chest. He knew that Yue Lingyi was right, but he was still hesitating. “We can’t lose the competition…”
“Got it. I’ll win. Have a good rest.”
Hearing Yue Lingyi’s guarantee, Yue Lingyu stood up and returned to his room.
Seeing this, Yue Xin took the initiative to support Fourth Brother and send him back to his room. However, Yue Xin brought her phone so that she could know the situation of the competition through the class group.
After she helped Fourth Brother into the room, Yue Xin took out her phone and looked at it. Yue Lingyi seemed to have already won someone. At this moment, his classmates were talking.
[Ahhh, why did I lose again?! Why is every brother of Yue Xin so strong?]
[Speaking of which, there’s no rule that we can only compete in mathematics in the competition, right?]
[I don’t think so. A few days ago, Big Brother was competing with Li Xiaoyu in history.]
[Then Pang Le, compete with Yue Xin’s fifth brother in medical knowledge later! Aren’t you studying with your father all day?]
Yue Xin looked at the message in the group and was immediately interested. Wasn’t it too much of a coincidence? Medicine happened to be Yue Lingyi’s field of expertise. Since Pang Le didn’t choose it earlier or later and insisted on choosing medicine during Fifth Brother’s competition, Pang Le was too unlucky!
As Yue Xin thought this, she saw Pang Le reply confidently in the group: “Alright! We’ll compete in medical knowledge in a while. I happened to have read a few new papers these days and have some insights.”
Yue Lingyi, on the other hand, was extremely calm as he sat on the chair. He was very relaxed. “Is that enough? How are we going to compete?”
At this moment, Yue Xin felt a rare sense of sympathy for Pang Le. The label of Pang Le in her mind had changed from a passerby to an unlucky person.
The content of the competition between Pang Le and Yue Lingyi was very simple. The students would set the questions on the public screen, and the two of them would take turns answering. Whoever answered the most correct questions would win. However, if someone got the answer wrong first, no matter how many questions they answered correctly, the wrong person would lose. In other words, if they encountered a question they didn’t know, they couldn’t give the wrong.
Yue Lingyi and Pang Le had no objections to this rule. Soon, the competition began. The two of them could answer the questions accurately at the beginning without any problems.
Not to mention Yue Lingyi, Pang Let s family ran a hospital. His father was also a famous doctor internationally. Pang Le had been influenced since he was young and knew a lot.
Yue Xin looked at her fourth brother, who had already curled up into a ball, and left the room. Then, she took out her phone and sent a question on the screen: “Under what circumstances can blood transfusion be done between relatives?”
It was Pang Let s turn to answer this question. He took a look and said, “Under normal circumstances, it’s not suitable for transfusion between relatives. If there are special circumstances and you have to do this, you have to treat the blood before you can use it. Medically, they won’t do this because it might cause graft reactions against the host (GvHD). Although the incidence isn’t high, the mortality rate is ninety percent.”
Yue Xin’s expression did not change as she listened to the answer. This was the same standard answer as the one stored in her memory, but it clearly did not apply to Yue Lingyi. What she wanted to hear was Yue Lingyi’s answer.
As expected, Yue Lingyi retorted after listening, “Sure, but the methods are a little complicated. You need to take many types of medicines to let your blood reach a state where it can be exported.”
After Pang Le heard this, he immediately retorted, “Under normal circumstances, the incidence of TA-GvHD among the population is only 0.1 to 1%. The closer the relative is, the higher the incidence. The incidence among relatives of the same level will directly increase by 10 to 20 times. When it comes to relatives, blood transfusions are much more dangerous than illnesses among non-relatives, so blood transfusions between relatives have never been advocated. There’s no relevant documentation to prove that you can take medicine to achieve a blood transfusion state. Speaking of which, what medicine can achieve such an effect?”
After hearing Pang Le t s long speech, Yue Lingyi’s expression did not change.
He replied indifferently, “You don’t have to tell me these common sense things. As for the literature, you will see it in the Pharmaceutics and Engineering
Magazine in three days..”