The netizens were absolutely fired up, but no matter how outraged they felt, there was nothing they could do to change the facts.
After all, in divorce cases involving children, the legal system has always followed one core principle: to minimize the harm done to the child as much as possible.
Since most young children naturally grow closer to their mothers, custody generally goes to the mother after a divorce.
However, courts also recognize that a woman raising a child on her own faces huge difficulties—whether it’s remarrying or finding a job—so they require the father to pay child support.
If you think about it from that angle, these laws are actually quite compassionate and considerate. They cover a lot of ground.
The problem is, some people just can’t resist using their own kids as a shield.
Fu Wenxuan, who had always been the quiet, honest type, had finally reached his breaking point.
He spoke up. “Song Yasi, over these past ten years, I have done everything I could for you and our child. I’ve given it my all.”
“But now, since you’re the one in the wrong here, there’s no way I’m splitting that much with you.”
“I want you to walk away with nothing—and on top of that, you’re going to compensate me for emotional distress!”
Hearing that, Song Yasi let out a bitter, mocking laugh.
“Excuse me? Are you serious? What emotional distress did I even cause you? And now you want me to pay you for it?”
“More importantly, back when we bought that apartment, I chipped in twenty thousand of my own money for the renovation.”
“And now you’re telling me to leave with nothing? What about that twenty thousand? Don’t you think you owe me that back right now?”
The moment those words left her mouth, the netizens couldn’t help but laugh in disbelief.
“Didn’t she just say earlier that their apartment was in a really expensive neighborhood? And now she’s acting like she made some huge contribution just because she threw in twenty grand for the decor?”
“A house like that costs at least a million or more. She put in twenty thousand, and she still has the nerve to bring it up?”
“Bro upstairs, if all it takes is one mention to possibly hit the jackpot—even if the odds are low—wouldn’t you at least give it a shot?”
The viewers had all seen through her game.
It was painfully obvious that Song Yasi and Fu Wenxuan had long since lost any real feelings for each other. If there were still any love left, she wouldn’t be this cold and calculating, counting on her fingers exactly what she could take from the marriage.
“Get out. I’ll see you in court.”
At this point, Fu Wenxuan didn’t even want to waste another word on her.
Song Yasi hadn’t expected him to be this harsh. After all, they had been married for a decade—but clearly, whatever bond they once had was long gone.
She nodded furiously, seething with anger.
“Fine, Fu Wenxuan. You’re ruthless. Court it is!”
With that, she turned on her heel and stormed out of the clinic in a huff.
Once she was gone, Fu Wenxuan turned to Qin Jiang. “Dr. Qin, since this condition of mine is genetic, is there still a way to treat it?”
Men tend to place a lot of importance on having children.
Especially Fu Wenxuan—he was the third generation of the Fu family to be an only son. If the bloodline ended with him, he’d go down in family history as the ultimate disappointment, and he wouldn’t even have the face to meet his ancestors on the other side.
Qin Jiang nodded. “Even though it’s genetic, it can be treated.”
He pointed to the QR code on the table. “Go ahead and scan to pay first. The total is nine thousand yuan.”
Without a moment’s hesitation, Fu Wenxuan pulled out his phone and made the payment.
What was there to think about?
Just by asking a few simple questions, Qin Jiang had managed to rattle Song Yasi and force her to spill secrets she’d been hiding for years. Fu Wenxuan had no doubt about Qin Jiang’s medical skills. As a patient, he chose to trust him completely, no questions asked.
Ding.
【Detected that the host spoke honestly to the patient, revealing their hidden ailment and greatly assisting them. Mission complete.】
【Congratulations, host! You have received the reward: Detoxification Pill.】
After scanning and paying, Fu Wenxuan asked again, “So, Dr. Qin, what’s the treatment plan from here?”
“Just tell me what to do—I’ll cooperate fully.”
By now, Fu Wenxuan was completely fixated on one thing: having a child of his own.
In his eyes, Qin Jiang was his last lifeline.
Whether he could ever become a father in the future now rested entirely on Qin Jiang’s skill.
“Stay still. I’m going to give you some acupuncture.”
Qin Jiang pulled out his acupuncture pouch and took out silver needles about the length of a finger. Without delay, he began inserting them into Fu Wenxuan’s body.
Fu Wenxuan had braced himself—this was his first time trying acupuncture, after all.
But to his surprise, he didn’t feel a thing!
It was so incredible that he couldn’t help but ask, “Dr. Qin, how is it that such a long needle can go into the body without any pain at all?”
Qin Jiang replied calmly, “That’s because the needles target acupoints—also known as ’empty points.'”
“You can think of acupoints as intersections where energy flows through the body, or simply as hollow cavities. When the needle goes in, it’s like piercing an empty space, so under normal circumstances, it shouldn’t cause much pain. If you ever feel sharp pain during acupuncture, you should speak up immediately.”
No sooner had he finished speaking than he inserted another needle into Fu Wenxuan.
But this time, the previously pain-free Fu Wenxuan let out a sharp cry.
“Dr. Qin! My shoulder really hurts! It’s like I can’t even feel my shoulder anymore—is this normal?”
Qin Jiang glanced at his watch and said, “The pain and numbness you’re feeling right now are completely normal. Just hold on for three more minutes, and I’ll remove the needles.”
Three more minutes of this!
Fu Wenxuan let out a bitter laugh, feeling as though his shoulder had gone completely dead.
Just as he started to worry that his arm might be permanently damaged, Qin Jiang began removing the needles one by one.
With each needle that came out, Fu Wenxuan felt a wave of relief—the pain faded, and his body grew lighter and more comfortable.
By the time all the needles were removed, Fu Wenxuan felt like he’d been reborn.
His entire body was relaxed and at ease.
But that relief quickly gave way to concern.
“Dr. Qin, I feel great after the acupuncture, but will it actually help with my azoospermia?”
Qin Jiang walked over to the pharmacy, grabbed a few bags of medicine, and handed them to him. “The acupuncture just now was mainly to open up your pores.”
“When you get home, take the medicine as prescribed. After that, remember to soak in a cold bath—it’ll help with your condition.”
The moment he heard “cold bath,” Fu Wenxuan’s face dropped.
He hated cold baths with a passion!
