Chapter 664: Nolan’s True Identity – Part 3

Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation

“We visited the hidden domain of the Sheng family during the days we were away,” Nan Yan added, her voice tinged with a sense of mystery and intrigue.

“No wonder…” Nolan’s face showed a ‘so that’s how it is’ expression. The next moment, he smirked and snorted, “I didn’t expect that someone there would still remember me.”

He had long severed all ties with the Sheng family. After being driven out by Sheng Mingtang, he had cut off all connections with them. It was just unexpected that, even after more than a decade, he would hear about the Sheng family from an outsider.

It was ironic.

Nolan suppressed a smirk, his interest piqued. He raised an eyebrow and said, “Let me guess why you went there.”

“The Sheng family and the outside world have never been connected. It’s hard for outsiders to enter unless there’s an insider to bring you in. But even if it’s an insider, not everyone has the authority to bring people in. So, the person must have a high status within the family and the right to do so.”

“Your rush to return from Y City to the Imperial Capital, and your probing about whether your master was taken away by the Sheng family, all make sense.”

Nolan calmly analyzed all the motives of the Sheng family, his mind delving into the intricate web of their actions and intentions.

Actually, it wasn’t hard to guess. He himself had come from the Sheng family and was familiar with their strength, intimately aware of their capabilities and limitations.

In every aspect, the Sheng family was at the forefront of the world, especially in technological development. Their advancement in artificial intelligence had long surpassed the strongest countries like Country M. However, in medicine, they weren’t as advanced, lacking the same level of expertise and innovation.

The medical talent of the Sheng family was probably concentrated in one person, a solitary beacon amidst a sea of other pursuits. Except for him studying medicine, most others were engaged in other fields, their focus drawn elsewhere by the allure of different endeavors. Even if there were some in the medical field, their talent wasn’t particularly high, their contributions overshadowed by those from external sources.

It could be said that the skilled doctors in the Sheng family’s residence were all hired from outside, their expertise sought after and carefully curated. Every year, the Sheng family sent people to medical conferences to recruit highly skilled doctors, regardless of whether they were Eastern or Western, at great expense, to enrich their hospitals and bolster their medical capabilities.