Quick Wear: The Short-lived Female Supporting Character Does Not Want to Be a Heartthrob

After a long time, Wan Ning got used to it.

(Otherwise, I'll just treat him as a male best friend I met on the street.)

When Wan Ning thought about it this way, he no longer felt embarrassed.

Although Mu Feng is a quiet person who doesn't like to talk, he has a keen eye for work and is always eager to do the heavy and tiring work.

He is also an invisible bodyguard. With him following him, Wan Ning feels protected while on the road.

So the two of them walked and stopped along the way, and several months passed in the blink of an eye.

On this day, we arrived at another village.

At first, when the two men just stepped into the village, the villagers were so scared that they ran home and immediately closed the gate.

After Wan Ning made some inquiries, he found out that because their village was located in a remote area, it was always robbed by bandits from time to time.

The village headman had mentioned this to his superiors several times, requesting that people be sent to eliminate the bandits nearby. In the end, people were indeed sent, but they failed to find the bandits' lair.

Because several nearby villages were looted by bandits, some villagers were scared and had to move elsewhere, but some continued to stay because they had nowhere else to go.

Over time, people become wary of strangers when they meet them.

After Wan Ning's repeated explanations, someone finally came out to open the door.

When they heard that Wan Ning was a female doctor, everyone expressed their goodwill despite their doubts.

"There are several vacant houses here. You can choose any one to live in."

Wan Ning only wanted to stay for one night, so he nodded in agreement immediately.

So they stayed there that day. As it was already late, there were mountains all around, and the weather was getting cold, they decided to find a house to rest.

They cooked the meal using the pots and pans they brought with them. After dinner, Wan Ning cleaned up a room and rested.

"Do you want to go next door? That one is also empty?"

Wan Ning asked Mu Feng who was standing at the door in a daze. Mu Feng hesitated and went to the next room.

In fact, I didn't do much to clean up. I just spread hay on the bed and laid out my own fur mat.

Wan Ning touched a few wrinkled wolf skins that were stitched together, and thought of the scene where Mu Feng had killed a wild wolf before.

Walking to the door, Wan Ning said to the outside: "I'm going to sleep, you should go to sleep too."

Then she closed the door and lay down on the bed, still using her own thin blanket.

"The weather is getting colder. Why don't I go south? When it gets warmer, I'll come back north."

Because when Wan Ning thought of winter, he felt cold.

After thinking for a while, Wan Ning fell asleep in the darkness.

Unexpectedly, I was suddenly awakened by a sound in my dream. Someone was knocking on the door: "Who?"

Wan Ning immediately spoke up alertly, but unexpectedly it was Mu Feng: "Come out quickly, there is something going on outside."

Hearing what the other party said, Wan Ning immediately came down to put on her shoes. As soon as she opened the door, the other party pulled her out: "Wait a minute, there is also my backpack."

There were medicinal herbs and all her belongings inside. Upon hearing this, Mu Feng returned to the house, picked up the backpack that was leaning against the wall at the door and put it on his back.

At the same time, Wan Ning also heard sounds not far away, like a woman crying and a child screaming.

Seeing Mu Feng coming over, Wan Ning hurriedly asked: "What happened?"

"I don't know."

Mu Feng grabbed Wan Ning's wrist with his big hand and walked out. When they reached the road, he observed for a while and then took Wan Ning to the opposite woods.

When they came under a tree, he suddenly draped Wan Ning's thin blanket over her shoulders: "It will be cold later, so be sure to hold it well."

After saying that, he stopped Wan Ning and jumped onto the tree: "Wait for me here."

Now Wan Ning understood that he was going to put himself in a safe place first and then go down to check the situation himself.

"Are these the bandits the villagers are talking about? Can you do it alone?"

Mu Feng glanced at Wan Ning. Although Wan Ning couldn't see his expression clearly, she could feel that Mu Feng was looking at her: "Don't worry."

As he said this, he hung Wan Ning's backpack on the tree again and then jumped down again.

The moon is also very dim tonight, obscured by many dark clouds.

Wan Ning soon could no longer see Mu Feng's figure, and only heard more and more chaotic sounds.

Wan Ning was worried, could it be that those bandits really came to steal things?

Then she saw a fire suddenly broke out in a villager's house, and the fire gradually grew bigger with the night wind.

At the same time, villagers were seen rushing out with their families, they were panicking and hiding everywhere, but many people fell down with screams of "Ah" and "Aiya".

Wan Ning is worried that Mu Feng is not up to it. Can he defeat the bandits alone?

Because Wan Ning and her friends lived in a remote place, some distance from the center of the village, and with trees blocking the view, she couldn't see clearly what was happening over there with Mu Feng.

All that was heard was a sudden wailing and pleas for mercy, followed by the sound of swords and knives, which gradually subsided.

Just as Wan Ning was waiting anxiously, Mu Feng finally came over.

Wan Ning saw a figure approaching, and he called out softly, "Mu Feng."

Then a figure jumped up, it was really Mu Feng.

"Where are the bandits? Have they left?"

"No, he's dead."

Wan Ning was shocked. Could it be that he killed all those bandits?

To her surprise, Mu Feng hugged her and brought her back to the ground. As soon as Wan Ning stood on her feet, he went up again and took back the backpack.

Then, under the leadership of Mu Feng, Wan Ning went to check on the villagers.

When they saw Mu Feng coming back, they quickly kowtowed to him to thank him.

"Is anyone injured? You can come to my place for treatment."

At this time, the village chief also escaped death and came out with a limp: "Doctor, warrior, thank you both for today. I, Liu, am here to thank you both on behalf of everyone."

Wan Ning waved his hands quickly: "The injury is more important, let's talk about other things later."

Then the headman took Wan Ning to his home and used his main room as a temporary clinic so that Wan Ning could treat everyone.

Some were cut and bleeding profusely, some had sprains and bruises from falls, and some children were frightened and cried non-stop. Wan Ning treated them one by one according to the severity of their injuries.

In this way, they were busy until dawn without realizing it. At the same time, the head of the village also directed the uninjured villagers to deal with the bodies of the bandits and clean up the place.

Mu Feng stood outside the security house without saying a word.

When Wan Ning finished his work, he went out to find him: "Aren't you tired? Why don't you rest yet?"

Mu Feng kept staring at the direction of the mountain: "There are still people there."

Her words startled Wan Ning: "Are there still bandits?"

"Correct!"

Wan Ning's heart skipped a beat: "What should we do? Will they come here to avenge those who died yesterday?"

"meeting!"

Mu Feng's two brief words made Wan Ning's heart rise to his throat.

"So, I'll go check it out."

At this time, the headman also came over with a frown, followed by several villagers.

Seeing this, Mu Feng went straight to greet them. Wan Ning did not follow him, but she vaguely heard the conversation between several people.

Mu Feng wants to go into the mountains to find the bandits' lair.

He wants to catch those people in one fell swoop.