"Ugh, who was that person just now? I'm so upset," Bai Ling said somewhat unhappily.

"That's going to be my future collaborator, so don't be mad. It's actually kind of funny when you think about it now," Ling Zhenfei comforted Bai Ling.

Bai Ling had booked first class, and the two of them boarded the plane. After the plane took off, Ling Zhenfei dozed off for a bit. When he woke up, Bai Ling told him they would soon arrive in Modu.

As they deplaned and walked out of Modu's International Airport, Bai Ling suddenly grabbed him, dressing him in a hat and mask thoroughly.

"Is all this really necessary?" Ling Zhenfei felt that Bai Ling was a bit too anxious.

"This is Modu, the most developed city in Huaxia Country. You're vastly underestimating the paparazzi here. It's already a stroke of luck if you can evade their eyes like this," Bai Ling said, somewhat helpless at Ling Zhenfei's naivety.

As they walked out with Bai Ling, they indeed saw many people with cameras, all watching those descending from the plane. Even though Ling Zhenfei was so tightly wrapped up, cameras still aimed at him, causing him to panic, thinking he had been exposed.

"Don't worry, they just don't want to miss anyone coming out. They haven't really recognized you," Bai Ling reassured him from the side, advising him not to be startled.

There were crowds of people on both sides of the exit, with an even larger number of Ling Zhenfei's fans. Clusters of them held flowers or signs bearing Ling Zhenfei's name, watching everyone who came out, anxious not to miss him.

Ling Zhenfei had contacted Lin Yi before coming, asking him to make sure not to let slip the news of his arrival in Modu today. However, Ling Zhenfei had not expected there to still be so many fans there to greet him.

"Didn't we keep it a secret? How are there still fans here to greet us?" Ling Zhenfei couldn't understand and could only ask Bai Ling.

Bai Ling whispered, "If they don't find you, they will keep waiting until you show up."

Ling Zhenfei was shocked; he had greatly underestimated his fans' fervor.

"Won't they be really heartbroken if they don't meet me?"

"There's nothing we can do about that. If you reveal your identity now, it would be very difficult to get out of the hall. You may have fans like a celebrity, but you don't have celebrity-level treatment, no bodyguards, no agent, no assistant. I can't guarantee getting you out safely," Bai Ling explained.

Having understood Bai Ling's point, Ling Zhenfei, although feeling sorry for the fans waiting to greet him, still dared not reveal his identity. He could only wait until they reached a safe place to post an apologetic tweet, apologizing to his fans.

They safely exited the airport, and Ling Zhenfei and Bai Ling hailed a taxi and left.

By now, it was already evening, and the sky gradually darkened. Bai Ling, with her rich experience, had already found a hotel in Modu and checked into a room.

"You're so experienced, have you ever been an assistant to celebrities?" Ling Zhenfei asked Bai Ling, somewhat admiringly.

"What are you talking about? I used to be the celebrity, and I had followers, only just a few less fans," Bai Ling said, slightly embarrassed.

Bai Ling's family was well-off and she was also beautiful, not at all inferior to those celebrities. If she wanted to be a celebrity, she simply lacked the opportunity.

Inside the hotel room, the two ordered some food. Ling Zhenfei, remembering the fans who had come to the airport to welcome him, hastily opened Weibo and updated his status.

"Thank you to the fans who came to the airport. Please don't wait any longer. It's getting late, go home quickly. I have successfully arrived in Modu. Due to some well-known reasons, I didn't greet you at the airport, and I deeply apologize. I hope you can understand, thank you."

This post immediately caught attention online. Ling Zhenfei had responded to the Xiao Kunkun incident at noon and arrived in Modu by evening, showing his seriousness regarding this matter, clearly not as Zhao Tianbi Ri had claimed—that he was deliberately evading.

After Ling Zhenfei finished posting on Weibo, Lin Yi also posted a response and stated that Ling Zhenfei had arrived in Modu and was preparing to go to Modu International Hospital the next day to treat Xiao Kunkun. He also tagged the Weibo accounts of Xiao Kunkun's parents and Modu International Hospital.

Xiao Kunkun's parents expressed their welcome, saying they had made all the necessary preparations. However, Modu International Hospital's official Weibo responded to this matter, which elicited sighs from netizens.

The post by Modu International Hospital was a long text that essentially said that as an international hospital with very high global repute, they were fully committed to diagnosing and treating Xiao Kunkun's illness. They would not allow anyone outside the hospital to practice medicine there. If Ling Zhenfei wanted to treat Xiao Kunkun, then Xiao Kunkun would have to leave Modu International Hospital, and the hospital would not be liable for any consequences arising from such treatment.

This was practically a joke. Ling Zhenfei even wanted to laugh at himself. The issue had attracted more than ten million online viewers, but it really had nothing to do with Modu International Hospital. It seemed more like a high-stakes gamble, even resembling a debate about verifying truth and falsehood.

Modu International Hospital, being among the top in the country and well-ranked globally, could not risk having a traditional healer successfully treat a patient they couldn't heal without becoming the laughingstock. Therefore, they would not agree to anyone treating Xiao Kunkun on their premises.

This Weibo post caused an uproar. Soon, Modu International Hospital's Weibo became the target of everyone, be it Ling Zhenfei's fans, critics, or just spectators. They all gathered on Modu International Hospital's Weibo to denounce the hospital's leadership for their inaction. But then Modu International Hospital's Weibo surprisingly disabled the comment feature, leaving netizens to vent their frustrations online.

Ling Zhenfei was also surprised; he had thought that things would go smoothly, but who could have expected such a problem upon reaching Modu.

At this moment, Binyang People's Hospital's Weibo suddenly posted a message that further exploded the public opinion. It was posted in the name of Chen Dafu, stating that Ling Zhenfei was an honorary professor at Binyang People's Hospital, which greatly trusted his medical skills. Since Modu International Hospital refused to let Xiao Kunkun receive treatment from Ling Zhenfei at their facility, Binyang Hospital was willing to take in Xiao Kunkun and let him be treated there. Binyang Hospital would spare no effort in treatment and would waive all of Xiao Kunkun's medical fees.

This was quite the publicity move, akin to a free advertisement. The timing and content of this Weibo post were spot on. Chen Dafu was really quite something.

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