Traveling through the Republic of China, I married a dead person

"Bring him in first, I'll take a look at his injuries." After Su Bai finished speaking, the two soldiers said, "Captain Jiao, if the doctor says you can go to the front line, we will definitely not stop you!"

"Son of a bitch!" This was the only curse Captain Jiao could come up with. After he was carried into the operating room, Su Bai quickly examined him. It was hard to say whether his injury was serious or not.

There were wounds on his back, arms, legs and buttocks, all of which were caused by shrapnel, but not a single shrapnel was left in his body. Two soldiers said that there were originally two shrapnel, which had been taken out by the regiment's medical soldiers, but the bleeding would not stop, so at the order of the deputy regiment commander, they forcibly carried him down.

"Captain Jiao, your injury is not serious, but you cannot go to the battlefield. If there is an infection, either your leg or arm will be amputated!" Su Bai said as he handed a cotton-wrapped stick to his mouth: "Bite it. We don't have anesthetics here. Just bear with it."

Su Bai arranged for Dr. Du and Dr. Miao to make some such sticks yesterday, and they made a lot of them overnight.

“No, I can hold on!” Captain Jiao gritted his teeth and closed his eyes: “Excuse me, doctor, I have to go back to the front line right away. The 36th Division just arrived in Shanghai and has been engaged in the battle. The Japanese will be finished soon. I can’t be without this final victory!”

Faced with such tenacious fighting spirit and confidence in victory, Su Bai naturally could not tell him that the Battle of Shanghai ended with the fall of Shanghai.

Wan Qili also came to help, and quickly treated the nine wounds of Captain Jiao, big and small, and sutured two of them.

Beads of sweat the size of beans kept oozing out and rolling down his forehead. He didn't say a word, but Su Bai heard the occasional "crunching" sound from his clenched teeth.

A man of iron.

"Okay, take erythromycin orally." Su Bai said to Wan Qili.

The reason why he was given erythromycin was because we were worried that the regiment commander might escape from St. Mary and go to the front line at any time. If we really couldn't keep him, giving him some erythromycin was a last resort.

A soldier asked: "What is erythromycin? Don't we have sulfonamide here?"

It was Wan Qili's turn to scold again: "What's sulfa? Of course I'll give your captain something better. If you don't understand, don't talk nonsense!"

"Erythromycin is better than sulfa, really?" asked another soldier.

"Didn't I tell you not to enter the operating room just now? Why didn't you listen? Get out!" Wan Qili was impatient.

Before treating Captain Jiao's wound, they were indeed asked not to come in, but once they were busy, no one paid attention to them, and these two people were watching from a distance.

Su Bai smiled: "It's okay. You really shouldn't have been here just now. But now you can. I'll give you a task. Keep an eye on your leader and don't let him leave here!"

Captain Jiao sat up immediately: "What? I have to go!"

"Three days, four at the most. I will definitely let you go. I will bring you some medicine. After seven days, just ask your medical soldiers to remove the stitches."

"Three days? I don't believe you!" The captain was rude to Su Bai in a hurry, but he apologized immediately: "You can leave in three days, you are not lying to me, right?"

"Don't worry, it will be four days at most, as long as you behave here."

"Be good, understand?" Wan Qili said with a smile.

"I am your little kid, right?" Captain Jiao also laughed.

Seeing that the doctor would not let them leave and the two guards refused to obey his orders, he had no choice but to let one guard stay and the other return to the front line immediately. No matter what the battle situation was at the front line, he had to report to him once every night.

Soon, the latest special edition was printed out in the afternoon. Just as Captain Jiao said, the 36th Division of the National Army arrived in Shanghai today and immediately engaged in battle. Victory is in sight.

What Su Bai didn't expect was that before dinner, Liu Yimu brought some cooked meat, which was not only cooked but also cut into shreds.

After Han Xiaoxiao returned to Haige Road, she bought some meat and asked Grandma Jiang to cook it for her. She added more salt when cooking it to ensure that it would not go bad the next day if it was not finished that day.

"Okay, then let Grandma Jiang cook meat every two days!"

After a while, the rescue team delivering porridge arrived. Su Bai asked everyone to distribute the shredded meat to the wounded soldiers and ask them to mix it into the porridge.

Su Bai also ate a bowl. The shredded meat mixed in made it very tasty.

Xu Tianyi said on the side that having such conditions on the battlefield was almost like heaven.

"We can only take care of it for the time being!" Su Bai sighed.

"Sister Lan," a nurse ran over, "Captain Jiao said that if you are not busy, he wants to see you."

"Tell him I'm busy!" Su Bai refused outright. Seeing that Captain Jiao couldn't be busy, he would definitely ask to return to the battlefield as soon as possible.

Su Bai was not afraid to see him, but was waiting for Doctor Miao. After Liu Yiyan went out in the morning, he first put him in a medical team of the medical school, then sent Han Xiaoxiao home, and took him to another medical station at noon. In the afternoon, he returned to the pharmaceutical factory to count the saline solution, and then took the cooked meat from his home on Haige Road and brought some medicine.

Liu Yiyan was also very busy that day.

At noon, Dr. Miao told Liu Yiyan that there was no need to pick him up, and asked him to tell Su Bai that he would be back for dinner.

They all came to the front line. Although there were many medical stations, the distances between them were not far.

When everyone had finished dinner and Doctor Miao hadn't returned yet, Su Bai decided to go to Captain Jiao first. A colonel should be considered a senior military officer, so it wouldn't hurt to listen to his nagging again.

According to Su Bai's arrangement, all the wounded who had undergone surgery were placed in the classroom. Some wooden boards were placed on the ground. They were all locally sourced. Although they were not very flat, at least they did not have to lie on the wet ground.

There were more than a dozen wounded soldiers in a classroom, and although the conditions were poor, it was called a ward.

As soon as Su Bai walked into the ward, Captain Jiao, who was sitting in a corner of the ward, waved to her: "Doctor Lan, you're here?"

He then said to the wounded soldiers in the room: "I'll tell you later!"

It turned out that he was telling these soldiers about his combat experience.

Su Bai came up to him and said, "If you want to leave here, you don't have to ask me."

Captain Jiao smiled and said, "Don't mention it. Isn't it okay not to mention it?"

"Then what's the matter with you?"

"Can I ask where Dr. Lan worked before?"

"Why are you asking? I work in a pharmaceutical factory."

Unexpectedly, Captain Jiao was very attentive. He had been in contact with these wounded soldiers for less than a day when he discovered a phenomenon: among all the wounded soldiers of the St. Mary's Rescue Team, not a single one had an infected wound!

Moreover, according to the wounded, there were several infections a few days ago, and they were all cured by Dr. Lan.

"Does the pharmaceutical factory have such a skilled doctor?"

Su Bai smiled slightly: "It's not that I have great medical skills, it's that the medicine is effective. I'm a medicine researcher. Do you understand what I mean?"

Captain Jiao opened his eyes wide immediately, and after a moment of stunned silence, he slapped the bed board beside him: "I understand!"