Chapter 905

Tony was about to speak but nothing came out of his mouth. He raised his hand and pointed where Jerome had gone, but didn't say a thing. Ansel furrowed his brows and asked, "What are you trying to say? Spit it out. You're killing me here." Tony nodded toward where Jerome was heading and remarked, "Damn. That's impressive." After saying that, he slowly sat down. Ansel waited forever for Tony's comments and got even more curious. "How amazing is it?" Tony clicked his tongue and exclaimed, "It's insane. People back in our village used to say something was as impressive as a rocket launch. Jerome is more badass than that." He was all hyped up like an underprivileged kid who never got candy, only to walk into a store full of every candy imaginable. His excitement was through the roof, and his voice got all high-pitched. Ansel didn't buy that. "No way. Look at his skinny frame." Tony was stunned for a moment before adding with a smile, "What are you thinking? His physique is pretty average, but the bionic device is pretty incredible. "If he gets over his impotence issue and has that bionic manhood, he could go non-stop. Seriously, do you think there's a woman out there who could handle him?" Ansel gaped at Tony with his eyes wide open. "Holy crap. Jerome is legendary." Matthew knew about this a long time ago, so it didn't phase him anymore. Feeling unimpressed, he just observed Tony's and Anse's reactions. He felt like they were exaggerating. "It's not as dramatic as you guys are making it sound." Tony glanced at Matthew and crossed his arms. "You're still too young to realize certain things. Right after getting married, the guy was all eager. After 30, men and women are on the same level. "Once the husband hits 40, the differences between them start to show. The wife will become insatiable, and the husband just can't quite keep up." Seeing Tony acting all experienced, Matthew chuckled and remarked, "Wait a minute. Didn't you never get married?" Matthew couldn't tell if Tony was speaking from his assumptions or experience, so Matthew decided to get to the bottom of it. Tony's mouth twitched as Matthew pointed out his sore spot. "I haven't tied the knot, but I have seen enough to know what's going on." Matthew felt speechless. "I thought you had solid experience, but you were just making it up." Tony glared at Matthew. "It's true. I've learned this from decades of being a doctor and working with patients. "The bionic technology has totally turned things around for men in bedroom matters. It's crazy how fast technology is advancing, but traditional medicine is lagging behind. What a pity!" Upon hearing Tony's rant, Matthew thought of something and stated with a smile, "Traditional medicine has really fallen off. They used to have Painsoothe Elixir, but they've been lost. "Back then, there were at least 20 surgical tools for traditional medicine. I've only seen them in a museum. Nowadays, traditional medicine barely touches on any surgeries. "That doesn't mean traditional medicine is completely out of touch with technology. Don't forget about Harmona Sect." Matthew was into Harmona Sect because their main goal was to integrate traditional medicine with modern medicine to cure illness. He didn't think Harmona Sect was totally disconnected from modern times. Harmona Sect? Tony shook his head. "Does Harmona Sect still exist? Some Harmona Sect doctors are criticized by the community in traditional medicine for forgetting their roots. "Then, there are others getting so caught up in modern medicine that they forget traditional medicine is their foundation. It's been a long time since I last talked to a doctor from Harmona Sect." Matthew mulled over Tony's words and realized that Tony made a good point. He'd grown up without ever meeting a Harmona Sect doctor, partly because traditional medicine practitioners would never reveal their sects. For instance, Tony was from Presetian Sect. If Matthew didn't know it in advance, he'd have never guessed it. Tony continued, "Traditional medicine is on the decline. There used to be doctors who were legends in their time, but for the last 200 years, no one has truly stood out. "Traditional medicine has really gone to the bottom. It has gotten to the point where traditional medicine practitioners can't even practice medicine without getting approval from someone working in modern medicine. What a joke!" As Tony spoke, he pulled out the red medicine license and tossed it on the table with agony. "Without the approval of those practicing modern medicine, I'd be breaking the law for treating people and saving lives. Doesn't that sound ridiculous?"