Du Heng paused slightly, took a deep breath, and continued, "The first consequence is that if rescue isn't timely, the person is gone."
The second is what we commonly refer to as a stroke."
At this point, the patient couldn't stand it anymore, but somewhat lacking in confidence, retorted Du Heng, "Don't make it sound so scary, I wasn't raised to be scared."
Besides, if I die, I die, what's so scary about that?
If you don't believe me, you can ask around, I've lived this long, have I ever been afraid of death?"
Hearing these words, Du Heng suddenly laughed coldly, "Not afraid of death?"
Indeed, death isn't scary; after all, once you're dead, you don't know anything.
But what if you don't die? What if you're rescued? Do you know what the consequences are then?"
At this moment, Du Heng looked at the patient speechless; this was also the first time he'd encountered such a stubborn type.
