Chapter 103: Quick Transmigration: Film and Television Multiverse Chapter 9 Plan

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Protagonist:

Lin Hao

After learning that the four of them had already planned to go to Hong Kong Island, Lin Hao fell into deep thought. He knew very well in his heart that going to Hong Kong Island was definitely unrealistic, whether in the original plot or now; wanting to succeed was basically impossible.

However, a new idea surfaced in Lin Hao's mind.

He was thinking whether he could take this opportunity to take Li Si to a major hospital in Qingdao for a comprehensive physical examination.

He knew well that Li Si had some stomach and intestinal problems; whether or not they could be cured, discovering the condition early was always a good thing.

Early the next morning, warm sunlight gently fell upon the small garden, and a faint floral fragrance permeated the air.

Cheng Miaomiao, Cheng Yaya, Li Si, and Hu Qiumin gathered there early.

Cheng Yaya even found a blackboard specially, and planned how to go to Hong Kong with a serious air. Standing in front of the blackboard, holding chalk in his hand, he wrote and drew with a solemn expression; his serious look made people unable to help but laugh.

"First we must consider the transportation issue; how do we go to Hong Kong Island?"

Cheng Yaya frowned and said seriously, "Taking a plane definitely won't do; it's too expensive. We don't have that much money. How about taking a train?"

Cheng Miaomiao had her arms crossed over her chest, tilting her head slightly in thought: "If we take the train, we don't even know the route. Besides, we're still minors and don't have identity cards; what can we do about that?"

Li Si scratched his head and said with a face full of confusion: "That's right; without an identity card, we can't even buy a train ticket. This is truly a big problem."

Hu Qiumin was also worrying on the side, her brow tightly furrowed: "And we still have to consider the accommodation issue. Hong Kong Island is so far away; where will we stay once we get there?"

Lin Hao watched them discussing seriously on the side, secretly laughing.

He felt they were both naive and adorable, full of longing and courage for the unknown world.

Finally, the few of them determined that the first problem to solve was the household register and money.

The role of money goes without saying; without money, one cannot go anywhere.

As for the household register, it was because after all they were still minors and had no identity cards; without the household register, they couldn't even buy train tickets.

The few people began to think about how to steal the household register from home.

Cheng Miaomiao lowered her voice and said softly: "I think we can wait until our parents are not at home, then sneak off to find the household register. That way it's not easy to be discovered."

Cheng Yaya shook her head repeatedly and denied: "No, it's too easy to be discovered. If our parents come back and find the household register missing, they will definitely guess we took it. We have to think of a safer method."

Li Si's eyes lit up and he said excitedly: "How about we find an excuse, saying the school needs the household register, and trick our parents into taking it out?"

Hu Qiumin quickly waved her hand and said worriedly: "That won't do either; if we're exposed, it'll be terrible. By then we won't only be unable to go to Hong Kong Island, but will also be scolded by our parents."

The few people fell into deep thought, racking their brains for a solution. Cheng Miaomiao sighed and said: "Sigh, why is it so hard? Is going to Hong Kong Island really not easy?"

Cheng Yaya patted her shoulder and comforted: "Don't be discouraged; we will definitely think of a way."

Lin Hao ignored those few people who were enthusiastically discussing the plan to go to Hong Kong Island, turned around, and walked toward the hospital of the Petroleum Base.

Along the way, he walked hurriedly, thinking only of finding Cheng Pengfei as soon as possible. Among all the parents, Cheng Pengfei was considered relatively reasonable and relatively understanding of children.

Lin Hao felt that regarding Li Si's matter, consulting with Cheng Pengfei might be the wisest choice.

When Lin Hao arrived at the corridor of the hospital, the air was filled with the smell of disinfectant.

He looked around, searching for Cheng Pengfei's figure.

At this moment, his mood was somewhat uneasy; he didn't know whether Cheng Pengfei would believe his judgment.

Finally, Lin Hao found Cheng Pengfei, who was busily organizing medical records, in an office that was somewhat busy.

Cheng Pengfei saw Lin Hao, was slightly stunned, then revealed a kind smile and said: "Lin Hao, why did you come? Is there something?"

Lin Hao took a deep breath, with a serious expression, and explained the results and guesses of his pulse diagnosis for Li Si.

After hearing this, Cheng Pengfei frowned slightly and showed a doubtful expression on his face, saying: "Lin Hao, you've only been studying traditional Chinese medicine for a few days, and it's self-taught from books. Can that be reliable? Don't guess wildly, don't worry yourself unnecessarily. That child Li Si usually looks quite healthy; what problem could he have?"

Lin Hao hurriedly explained: "Uncle Cheng, I know you might think I'm unreliable, but I really feel Li Si's body has a problem. Look, my judgment isn't completely without basis. Although I've studied traditional Chinese medicine for a short time, I've been studying it very seriously. And I'm not just talking nonsense; I reached this conclusion after careful observation and pulse diagnosis analysis. You can ask the hospital's doctor to take Li Si's pulse and check the situation. If I'm wrong, you can just pretend I never said anything."

Cheng Pengfei looked at Lin Hao's serious expression and also began to feel uncertain in his heart.

He hesitated for a moment and said: "Alright, then you go call Li Si to the hospital. But don't tell him why, so as not to make him nervous."

Li Si, completely confused, followed Lin Hao to the hospital.

He looked at Lin Hao and the doctor and asked with a face full of doubt: "What's going on? Why do I need the doctor to take my pulse? I don't feel uncomfortable anywhere."

Lin Hao didn't tell the truth, only saying he wanted to verify whether his pulse diagnosis was accurate.

Although Li Si felt strange, he didn't ask further. He believed Lin Hao wouldn't harm him; maybe it was really just for verification.

After the doctor carefully finished taking Li Si's pulse, he looked at Lin Hao in surprise.

Lin Hao saw this and knew his pulse diagnosis result was fine. He secretly breathed a sigh of relief in his heart.

Then Lin Hao sent Li Si back.

Li Si came completely confused and left completely confused.

He muttered while walking: "What on earth is going on? What medicine is Hao Ge selling in this gourd?"

Lin Hao stayed behind to continue discussing Li Si's condition with Cheng Pengfei.

"Uncle Cheng, now you believe me, right? Li Si's body indeed has some problems. We should take him for further examination as soon as possible." Lin Hao said.

Cheng Pengfei frowned, thinking about what to do next.

The doctor who had just taken Li Si's pulse also said that Li Si indeed had stomach and intestinal problems, but he didn't dare to determine exactly what the problem was; after all, his traditional Chinese medicine skills were just average, otherwise he wouldn't be at this small hospital of the Petroleum Base.

"Lin Hao, then what do you plan to do?" Cheng Pengfei said.