With Pinxixi in hand, I have a supermarket in the Changzheng!

Brother Zhou Xing took out a thin short bamboo, sucked the medicine into it with a bamboo straw, and then fed it into the child's mouth.

After the boy drank the medicine, everyone still stayed by his side, taking care of him every step of the way.

The soaked strips of cloth were changed again and again, and the soldiers worked late into the night just to cool the boy down quickly.

After Zhou Yue woke up, she couldn't fall asleep again, so she sat by the fire and cooked rice porridge, waiting to give it to the child when he woke up.

When facing the enemy, these soldiers were like cold-faced demons, shooting without blinking an eye.

But when facing the villagers and children, all the tenderness in my heart is about to overflow.

I took care of him like this until it was getting light, and then the boy finally woke up.

The little boy opened his eyes and found that there were strangers all around him. He shrank back in fear.

Zhou Yue gently patted the little boy with her hand, her tone very gentle.

"Don't be afraid, kid. We are not bad people. We saw you fainted at the foot of the mountain and had a high fever, so we took you to the cave."

Realizing that the people around him had no ill intentions, the little boy relaxed a little.

"Ahem...thank you, ahem...thank you guys."

The little boy thanked him while coughing, and his cheeks turned red because he coughed so hard.

Zhou Yue patted his back gently to calm him down.

"Why are you coughing so hard? Is your throat uncomfortable? Oh, by the way, why did you faint at the foot of the mountain?"

The little boy covered his coughing mouth with his hands and lowered his head silently.

"Ahem, I was thrown out by the Japanese invaders. They said I had tuberculosis..."

Everyone was shocked when they heard the boy's words.

Tuberculosis is not a simple disease. It is not only contagious, but also fatal!

Pulmonary tuberculosis, also known as pulmonary tuberculosis, is listed as one of the top ten causes of death.

In modern times, when medicine is advanced, there are drugs that can treat tuberculosis, but in this day and age, getting tuberculosis is equivalent to being sentenced to death.

Seeing that no one said anything, the little boy looked guilty and covered his mouth even tighter.

"Ahem... Sister, you better send me away. I can't stay with you. They said it's contagious."

When Zhou Yue heard that the child had tuberculosis, she felt a little scared, after all, it is an infectious disease.

She couldn't make up her mind for a moment, so she started communicating with the system using her thoughts.

[Tongzi, can you help me check if this child has tuberculosis? Can it be cured?]

After the system scanned the boy's entire body, it took only half a minute to reach a conclusion.

[Sister Yueyue, this boy doesn't have tuberculosis. He has a fever and a cold caused by the cold wind invading his body. It's just that the symptoms are somewhat similar to tuberculosis.]

When Zhou Yue heard this, she finally felt relieved.

Seeing that the comrades around him were just standing there, I was dumbfounded.

She pretended to pull out the little boy's hand and touched his wrist, pretending to take his pulse.

When Gou Wa saw this, he raised his eyebrows and asked.

"Sister Yue, can you also take a pulse?"

Zhou Yue smiled awkwardly, "Haha, after studying with Wu Jun for a few days, I have learned a little bit..."

After pretending to feel the patient's pulse for a while, Zhou Yue turned around and spoke to everyone.

"This child doesn't have tuberculosis, he just has a common fever and cold. It's not contagious and he will be fine in two days."

The boy raised his head when he heard this, and his eyes, which were slightly protruding due to his thinness, were filled with hope.

"Sister, are you telling the truth? Can my illness really be cured?"

Zhou Yue pursed her lips and smiled and assured him.

"Don't worry, I will definitely cure you!"

"Ahem, thank you. Thank you, brother and sister!"

Zhou Yue patted his back lightly, felt the obvious bone protrusion, sighed and asked.

"Why did you faint at the bottom of the mountain alone? Where are your parents?"