What should I do if the protagonist of every world I travel to is sick?

"Uncle, you have been single for too long. Now all the horses you see are handsome." Lu Yan shook his head, clamped his legs tightly around the horse's belly, and rode away.

"Hey! Why do I find that you seem a little bored these days?" Wu Sunyang saw that Lu Yan ignored him, turned his head and looked at the man behind him and said, after grabbing the reins to stop the horse, he waited for the man behind him to ride the horse to his side.

Song He was originally following them slowly, but when he saw one person annoyed the other and ran away, he came to him to have fun.

"Wu Sunyang, I think you are just too idle."

Wu Sunyang laughed and kicked his leg, "Look, this yin and yang energy is you, Song He! A few days ago, your face looked like my unwashed foot cloth, and the shit you pooped was long and smelly."

"Who pissed you off again? Hey, you didn't have a fight with Ah Yan, did you? Why are you arguing with a kid? Learn from me and be more magnanimous!"

The man on horseback, half-smiling, watched the sly creature slap his horse's rump. Wu Sunyang's horse suddenly jumped up with a long whistle, leaping off the ground with its front legs, then galloping off with its hooves raised. Wu Sunyang held the reins tightly, his legs clamped tightly around the horse's back. He turned and spat at the dog, then quickly spun back to rein in the galloping horse.

"Song He, you hypocritical fellow!!!"

A crisp sound of horse hooves came from afar, getting closer and closer. Hearing the hurried sound of horse hooves, several people reined in their horses.

A black horse stood proudly before them, its fur glistening in the sun, its mane flowing in the wind, making it look particularly majestic. It excitedly stamped its hooves on the ground, neighing joyfully as it raised its head, then swooped down and galloped towards them at lightning speed.

The rider on the horse's back was obviously unfamiliar with riding. When the rider finally saw the face of the person in the distance, his brows relaxed and a smile spread across his face.

The man waved one arm desperately at the other man. Even though he was about to be thrown off the horse, he still held the horse's neck with one hand and raised the other hand high above his head.

"Do you know this guy? He looks like he's running towards us?" Wu Sunyang drove his horse to a stop in front of the nearest Song He.

Song He narrowed his eyes and looked at the smile on the gray face of the man on the horse. He mocked him in his heart and turned his gaze to the man behind him.

The young man sat upright on the horse's back, his tight-sleeved riding clothes outlining his upright figure. The morning mist stained the ends of his shiny black hair, turning into a hazy moisture. The ends of the young man's hair swayed as he slowly moved towards them.

"He's not running for us, he's running for him alone."

Song He wanted to laugh but couldn't in the end. He just turned his head and pursed his lips.

Wu Sunyang raised his eyebrows and smiled, "Oh, it seems that our Ah Yan is popular with both men and women."

"Pei Xiao, his childhood friend."

"Then we are childhood sweethearts!" Wu Sunyang's teasing words made Pei Xiao roll his eyes at him.

Just when he was closest to Lu Yan, Pei Xiao rolled off the horse. Song He looked at Lu Yan and immediately jumped off the horse to take him.

"Every time I see you, you look so gloomy and sad, and you crawled out from that corner again this time."

Pei Xiao's face was covered in sweat, blurring his eyes. He squinted his eyes and smiled at the fair-skinned man in front of him, "I crawled out of your dog hole. Are you happy?"

Lu Yan looked at the bruise under the man's eye and said, "You didn't rush here overnight, did you? And you can't ride a horse, right?"

Pei Xiao rubbed his eyes with his hands. His hair and clothes were messy and he really looked like someone who hadn't rested.

"Oh, I came here in a carriage, asking people to chase me all the way. But the wheels got stuck in the dirt and I couldn't pull them out, so I abandoned it. I don't know how to ride, so I fell a few times along the way." He pointed to the torn cut on his sleeve and the scabby and bleeding scars on his palm. "Look, these are all the results of what I learned. I'm pretty good, right?"

Lu Yan grabbed his hand, frowning tightly. "Why are you chasing me? You can't ride a horse, but you're trying to show off. Last time you were riding a horse, you almost killed someone. I think you're going to lose your life this time too."

"Could you please be more polite when you speak? I'm just worried that I won't be able to catch up again this time, and I don't know when I'll be able to see you again."

Pei Xiao's ears turned redder as he said this, but he knew that if he didn't say it out loud, this person would not know his determination.

"I want to go with you. Didn't you tell me to become a successful person? Look, I can ride a horse now. Although there are definitely many things I don't know compared to you, I can learn."

Wu Sunyang and Song He also stopped their horses beside them. After hearing Pei Xiao's words, Wu Sunyang bumped into Song He's arm and laughed, "See? I told you it was another one of our Ah Yan's little fans."

Song He looked at the two people on the ground and frowned.

"Uncle Wu, stop laughing. Go check if there's any medicine in our bags."

Pei Xiao didn't hear Lu Yan's answer. He just supported his shoulders and arms and asked him softly if he could still stand up.

Pei Xiao tugged at his sleeve, a serious look on his face, "Promise me."

Lu Yan took the medicine from Wu Sunyang's wound, untied the water gourd tied around his waist and poured it on his wound. "I remember there's a clinic three hundred miles ahead. I'll help you with it now."

The young man's movements were smooth and fluid. Before Pei Xiao could finish crying out in pain, his wound had already been simply bandaged.

Just as he was about to lift up his trousers, Pei Xiao clamped down on his hand, "What are you doing!"

"You said you fell off your horse several times. Your knees and legs must be injured."

Pei Xiao staggered to his feet. "Isn't there a clinic up ahead? Let's go there and apply the medicine again."

Lu Yan glanced at him and put away the medicine and gauze on his hand. "Alright, you and Song He should ride on a horse first. Otherwise, I won't be responsible if you fall on the road."

They both looked at him at the same time, "Why!"

Pei Xiao supported himself on his arm and limped. "Forget about looking down on me! Even if you want to ride with someone, why not ride on your horse?"

Lu Yan said seriously, "Oh, I ride faster, I'm afraid you can't handle it, and you're so dirty I don't want to be near you. Uncle Wu's riding style is also quite bumpy, you will definitely vomit on him, and he will definitely throw you off. Song He's horse is always neither slow nor slow, so he is the best for you."

He patted his shoulder, looked at Song He behind him, and nodded.

Song He understood what he meant. Although he was a little reluctant, he didn't want to see Lu Yan carrying someone else.

Wu Sunyang put his arm around Lu Yan's shoulders and chuckled, "It seems that Ah Yan still understands me."

Lu Yan pulled his hand away, got on the horse readily, and turned around with his back raised gracefully.

"Uncle Wu, don't touch me. You must not have taken a shower last night. You smell."

Wu Sunyang lowered his head and sniffed, "Is it that obvious?"

After everyone left, Pei Xiao stared at the man's back unwillingly. Song He lowered his eyes and looked at him, "Alright, they've ridden a long way. If you don't come up, you'll be left here alone."

So Pei Xiao was finally helped onto the horse by Song He reluctantly. The two of them sat on the same horse, each with different thoughts.