Chapter 1599: Drawing Lots

The competition involved treating three patients each. After treatment, the patients would rate the doctors, and the highest score would determine the winner of the second round. The patients selected by the Royal House of Albion had stubborn illnesses, and their personalities varied. It was possible to cure a patient but still receive a low score. In other words, this competition tested not only the doctors' skills but also their luck. This novel method intrigued the audience. Some thought it was excellent, while others found it unreliable. Concerns arose about potential biases, such as racial discrimination, which could affect scores even if the treatment was successful. The crowd became restless, and debates broke out. "Everyone, please calm down!" The assistant shouted as the discussions grew heated. Once the crowd quieted, the assistant continued, "Your concerns are understandable, but let me assure you they are unnecessary." "The twelve volunteer patients were carefully s