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

She pulled up the man's trouser legs, revealing two tragic legs.

There were sores all over his legs that had rotted and necrotic, and the sores had turned charcoal black.

There was rotten flesh all over the legs, so rotten that the bones were almost visible.

Zhou Yue had seen many tragic scenes on the battlefield, but seeing this scene still gave him goose bumps.

Oh my god! These two legs are almost rotten!

Of course Zhou Yue couldn't tell what the disease was, so she asked the system.

[Tongzi, what disease did this big brother have? Why is his leg so rotten? ]

After the system checked the water roots, it came to a conclusion.

[Sister Yueyue, this is anthrax infection! ]

【Anthrax infection? What is this disease? 】

Zhou Yue had never heard of this disease. After all, it was not a common disease.

[This is a zoonotic disease that occurs mostly in animals such as cattle, horses, and sheep. If humans are infected with the disease, they will experience symptoms such as fever, muscle pain, and skin ulcers.]

Cows, horses, and sheep? Were they infected by the livestock in the village?

Many people raise livestock in this era, and I have never heard of a village where almost all the people were infected.

It's really unbelievable...

But there is no time to worry about so many things now. Zhou Yue has to find a way to heal everyone first.

[Tongzi, can this disease be cured? ]

[The mortality rate of this disease is very high, but there are treatments. If you can receive treatment in time, most people can recover! ]

Zhou Yue felt relieved when she heard this. As long as it can be cured, it's fine!

The village chief saw Zhou Yue standing there in a daze, not saying anything for a long time, and felt very disappointed.

"Forget it, Nizi. It doesn't matter if it can't be cured. This is everyone's fate."

After hearing what the village chief said, Zhou Yue came back to her senses and spoke to everyone.

"This disease is a bacterial infection. I have a way to treat it. As long as the disease is not particularly serious, it should be curable."

When Shuigen's wife heard this, tears instantly welled up in her eyes and she looked at Zhou Yue as if she had seen her savior.

"Is it really possible to cure it?"

Zhou Yue nodded, her tone very firm.

"This disease can be cured. I'll prescribe medicine for you later!"

Shuigen's wife couldn't hold it back any longer and burst into tears.

Zhou Yue didn't bother to comfort her. Under the guidance of the village chief, she came to an empty house.

The village chief was extremely enthusiastic and was always busy.

"Comrade Zhou, if you need any herbs, just tell me and I will find a way to get them for you."

Zhou Yue waved his hand and took out several large bags of medicinal herbs from his bag.

"No need, Village Chief. I have everything here."

In the welfare homes and nursing homes in the town, children and the elderly often fall ill, especially in winter, when colds are common.

Zhou Yue got a lot of medicinal materials and prepared them according to the systematic guidance.

In addition to pure Chinese medicine, Zhou Yue also added some Western medicine to some prescriptions.

A lot of medicine was left in the town, with symptoms and usage written down.

Before Zhou Yue left, she also took several large bags of medicinal herbs with her in case of emergency on the road.

Zhou Yue took the medicine bag and went to the small kitchen alone.

These large packages of medicine are actually just a cover. The real medicines to be used are antibiotics such as doxycycline and ciprofloxacin.

After Zhou Yue boiled the health-preserving herbs into juice, she sprinkled the medicinal powder into the juice and stirred it evenly.

"Village chief, the medicine is ready, let's distribute it."

Zhou Yue put the medicine soup into a wooden barrel. Dashan Ge and Gou Wa each carried a barrel and followed the village chief to distribute the medicine.

Zhou Yue followed along the way and saw the miserable condition of the villagers, but the more he looked, the more he felt something was wrong!