From Evil Sect Leader to Doctor-Chapter 307 - 282: Always a Lower Price

Ding Si could arrange for a ten percent discount. Xu Chunliang saw his father sincerely wanting to buy, and after the recent Huichun Hall incident, his grandfather had thoughts of retiring. After retirement, he needed a place to grow flowers and feed fish, so he contacted Hua Zhuyue to help inquire about the price.

The saleswoman was chattering away, introducing to Xu Jiaxuan, saying the discount Ding Si got was the lowest she knew, saving over 800,000 with the ten percent discount. Such opportunities don’t come often.

Xu Jiaxuan smiled at his son, indeed he has grown up. Today, he wanted to see what kind of discount his son’s abilities could secure.

Ding Si was quite puzzled. He thought the discount he got was already low enough, why did Xu Chunliang need to find more connections? He didn’t believe Xu Chunliang could get an even lower discount.

Before long, Hua Zhuyue called Xu Chunliang, telling him to directly find the manager. The arrangements had been made, and they could get a twenty percent discount.

The saleswoman’s eyes widened. A twenty percent discount on Hidden Lake Villa properties was unheard of. What kind of connections did this person have to perform such feats, at least they must know the regional manager to secure such a discount.

Ding Si had to concede, Xu Chunliang was indeed impressive. Just from this discount, it was clear that his connections were more influential than his own.

When Xu Changshan heard the property could be bought at a twenty percent discount, he found it acceptable. Over nine million reduced to over seven million, nowadays buying two decent three-bedroom apartments in Dongzhou would cost that much.

Back at the sales center, the sales manager personally greeted them and introduced the project again. Xu Chunliang wasn’t interested in the project. As they followed to the manager’s office to sign the contract, he noticed in the photo wall pictures of corporate activities, among which he spotted Luan Yuchuan’s figure, so he became more cautious.

He said he wasn’t in a hurry to sign and would make another call.

The sales manager smiled and told him that this was already the lowest price possible, with the regional manager having this authority.

The saleswoman thought this person was a bit insatiable. Even at twenty percent off, he still wanted connections. Even if he knew the group president, it couldn’t go lower. The cost per square meter for this land was 12,000 alone; the developer couldn’t lose money.

Xu Jiaxuan thought it was about right and softly told Xu Chunliang, "Over seven million, I think this price is okay, almost two million cheaper."

Xu Chunliang said, "You’ve been abroad too long, you don’t know domestic situations. Everything relies on connections here. I’ll make another call; it’s not easy earning money—saving some, if we can."

Xu Changshan looked at his grandson with admiration, proudly saying to Xu Jiaxuan, "How about it, Chunliang is more promising than you, right?"

Xu Jiaxuan nodded, saying somewhat ingratiatingly, "While in the country, I’ll stick with you two." Upon returning, he found that his son had truly grown up.

Mo Han, after answering the phone, teased upon hearing Xu Chunliang wanted to buy a house, "You’re something else, remembering me for such matters."

Xu Chunliang said, "You have a wide network. I rely on my salary; buying a house isn’t easy."

"Alright, alright, where are you buying? Our company only invests in one property project in Dongzhou."

"Hidden Lake Villa?"

Mo Han said, "You’re planning to buy at Hidden Lake Villa?"

Xu Chunliang said, "Why else would I contact you?"

Mo Han said, "I can authorize up to a thirty percent discount, hold on a moment, and I’ll ask President Luan to see what discount he can offer you."

After hanging up, the contracts were already printed. The saleswoman handed them over for review. They believed the house was already at rock bottom, forty percent off! Signing here and transferring later could make tens of thousands.

Xu Chunliang handed the contract to his dad. Just then, Mo Han called again to inform him that Luan Yuchuan offered a fifty percent discount, agreeing to deliver the house with deluxe decorations and allowing him to choose any property freely; once decided, they could directly sign the contract. She would arrange for the local manager to carry out the signing shortly.

After this call, Xu Chunliang said to his grandfather, "I think we should look at single houses."

Even a fool could calculate; the higher the total cost, the greater the savings.

In the end, Xu Chunliang purchased a quasi-single house with 400 square meters, considered a small unit among quasi-single houses. After discounting, the total cost was six million, and Luan Yuchuan would arrange for deluxe decoration upon delivery.

After Xu Jiaxuan swiped his card to pay, he truly realized his son’s prowess. A fifty percent discount including decoration—it was an incredible deal. What kind of relationship did his son have with the developer?

Xu Chunliang, though aware that such a favor was significant, also recalled saving Luan Yuchuan’s life. For Luan Yuchuan, spending a few million to save a life was nothing. Moreover, Xu Chunliang had previously noticed potential health issues in Luan Yuchuan. The saved money could be considered an advance payment for diagnosis fees.

Afterward, Xu Chunliang quickly explained to Hua Zhuyue. Knowing he found a more reliable connection, she expressed her happiness for him, asking if he wanted to return to Nanjiang with her tonight.

Xu Chunliang didn’t plan to return so soon, understanding that his grandfather, having gone through this ordeal, would have faced some psychological impact. He planned to stay a couple more days with him, and besides, the anonymous whistleblower of the Huichun Hall wasn’t found yet. Xu Chunliang suspected, with high confidence, that the instigator behind it all was Renhe Hall.

Because no one else knew the Xu family’s tiger bone plaster recipe, once the target was locked, Xu Chunliang wouldn’t let it go so easily. His initial plan was to drive Renhe Hall out of Changxing Hospital.

Although Ding Si ultimately did not help, Xu Chunliang still expressed his gratitude.

Thanks to Xu Chunliang, Ding Si was able to join Changxing, and he is currently undertaking the renovation project of the Changxing Clinic. More importantly, the fertility enhancement powder prescribed by Xu Chunliang worked, and this month his wife successfully conceived. Ding Si shared this good news with Xu Chunliang.

"Dean Xu, I must thank you. If it weren’t for your help, my wife wouldn’t have conceived by now."

Xu Chunliang, in an official tone, said, "Don’t say that. It’s mainly due to your personal effort."

Ding Si also realized that his words might cause misunderstanding and couldn’t help but chuckle.

Xu Chunliang said, "Brother Si!"

Ding Si was a bit flattered. Their relationship started on a bad note, but even after it improved, Xu Chunliang always treated him like a subordinate. Today, he was actually calling him Brother Si. Ding Si thought he mustn’t have offended him, and nervously said, "Dean Xu, just call me Ding Si."

Xu Chunliang said, "Brother Si, have you heard about what’s been happening at Huichun Hall recently?"

Ding Si nodded. After all, he worked on the project at Changxing and had heard a bit about the situation. He knew that Huichun Hall was shut down for allegedly selling tiger bones and was very curious but had been too shy to ask.

Xu Chunliang said, "According to my investigation, someone is maliciously framing us."

"Who is so despicable? Dean Xu, tell me who they are, and I’ll help you vent your anger."

Xu Chunliang put his arm around his shoulder and said, "I need a small favor from you."

Ding Si leaned in, and Xu Chunliang whispered a few words to him. Ding Si nodded in agreement, assuring Xu Chunliang that such a simple task was absolutely no problem for him.

Xu Chunliang reminded him to keep it confidential, and Ding Si promised earnestly.

At the Changxing Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic on Tuesday, as soon as they opened, they felt something was off. Several local hooligans carried in a patient and placed the stretcher at the entrance. The claim was that after using their ointment for a leg ache, the person could no longer walk.

Zhu Mingyuan asked them to come into the consulting room to check the situation, but they ignored him and demanded an explanation along with the invoice.

As this was happening, a few more people pushed in a woman, claiming that after using Renhe Hall’s ointment, she had unbearable back pain and then developed a fever and blood in her urine that night.

Zhu Mingyuan found this suspicious. How could an ointment cause blood in the urine? He insisted it was impossible and suggested running a urine test for the woman.

The woman, cursing as she went, came out of the bathroom with a cup and splashed it on Zhu Mingyuan, demanding he see for himself if it was blood in the urine.

Things got chaotic; Zhu Mingyuan was left soaked and embarassed. Contractor Zhou Yisheng rushed over when he heard the news, only to be surrounded by a group of tattooed, muscular men glaring and threatening to beat him up.

Zhou Yisheng realized they wouldn’t dare to start a fight in the hospital and hurriedly informed the hospital’s security and medical affairs departments.

Medical Affairs Director Zeng Honglin, upon hearing the issue was at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic, was not very enthusiastic to respond. After all, the clinic was outsourced, and responsibilities were clearly outlined in the contract.

Since any compensation would be the contractor’s burden, this made the Medical Affairs Department’s work slightly easier.

Zeng Honglin sent Yang Zhen Gang to handle the matter. After spending some time in the medical affairs office, Yang had developed patience and also learned some work techniques. He took his time arriving on site, and by the time he got there, the security team had already arrived.

The head of the security department, Yu Xiangdong, was annoyed seeing Yang arrive so late, questioning his delay. Yang Zhen Gang explained that they had more disputes to handle and weren’t serving only the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department.

The arrival of the security staff didn’t intimidate the hooligans; they surrounded Zhou Yisheng, demanding explanations, while someone started filming with a phone. When Yang Zhen Gang advised everyone to resolve the issue in the medical affairs office, more patients came forward to complain that after using the clinic’s ointment, they developed itchy skin and rashes all over their bodies.

Having handled such incidents multiple times, Yu Xiangdong suspected the situation wasn’t as simple as it seemed, noticing the presence of several local hooligans. He advised Zhou Yisheng to resolve the matter quickly to prevent a negative impact on the hospital.

Ultimately, it was Medical Affairs Director Zeng Honglin who invited the patients to the office to resolve the issues. Renhe Hall’s ointment had been sold for days without problems; why were there suddenly concentrated complaints today? It seemed too coincidental.

The patient representatives raised several questions.

Was the Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic outsourced?

Did Changxing Hospital take responsibility for the medical incidents?

Who would compensate the patients for their losses?