Of the Internet stories I have ever read, perhaps the most impressive one is The Invisible Mogul. The story is too good, leaving me with many doubts. Currently, the manga has been translated to Chapter 2404. Let's read the author's The Invisible Mogul Internet story right here.
“What?” replied the astonished Professor Boyle as he stared wide-eyed at Gerald.
“What cr*p are you even spewing? My grandfather simply has tuberculosis! It only relapses when he’s tired, so stop trying to scare us! Just leave already!” retorted the annoyed woman.
“Stop it, Harmoni!” growled Professor Boyle as he slowly got to his feet before looking at Gerald with genuine surprise.
“…To think you’d be able to see through my condition that easily, Mr. Crawford… In such detail too…! You must be a hidden master!” declared the professor, leaving Harmoni completely dumbfounded.
Before she could say another word, the professor added, “True enough, I began learning breathing techniques when I was forty, and my stamina greatly increased soon after. On one of my following explorations, I headed into a primitive forest in search of exotic plants… However, I ended up getting seriously injured by a huge python! Despite having broken four ribs at the time, a colleague of mine risked his life to save me. Thankfully, we both made it out alive, and he immediately sent me for an operation. To my dismay, even after several check-ups—and the fact that the doctor told me that I had completely healed—I’d still relapse and cough up blood every time I felt too tired… With all that said, could you elaborate on my condition?”
Professor Boyle was rightfully surprised. After all, he hadn’t even told his son or granddaughter about this before!
“Of course. Basically, aside from hurting you physically, the python also damaged your heart and lung meridians. With that in mind, it’s no exaggeration that the breathing techniques and nurturing formation are what kept you alive till today. Even so, I believe that the relapses have been getting more frequent in recent years, and it gets worse every time too. Am I correct?” replied Gerald with a smile.
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