Transmigrated Leftover Woman in Rural Style

Upon receiving the news, Prince Jing and his men grabbed their tools and rushed to the operating room. After a thorough examination and diagnosis, he dismissed Doctor Qi and his three apprentices and began preparing for the surgery with his team.

Of course, Dr. Qi had received his assignment before leaving. His task was to gather all the healthy, disease-free people in the clinic to the operating room for a blood type test. If they matched, they could donate blood to support the patient during surgery. However, the person's willingness to donate blood depended on their consent.

Dr. Qi mobilized all available personnel, truthfully informing those who met the requirements. Those willing to help could go directly to the operating room. Because people in this era cherished their own blood and lacked awareness of blood donation, only six people ultimately went. When Li Xiaonuan found out, she took Li Xiaoyang with her. They weren't immediate family members and could directly donate blood to her second uncle.

The final check revealed that, including Li Xiaonuan and her siblings, only four people passed the test. Therefore, a member of Prince Jing's team took the four of them to a designated room, where they were given a special bath and hair wash, and then dressed in designated clothes.

For the next half hour, they made these preparations. Li Xiaonuan and her brother were the fastest to prepare. Therefore, when the person asked them to go donate blood, Li Xiaoyang was the first to go.

At this point, there's no way to preserve the blood. Therefore, it has to be drawn and transfused immediately. When Li Xiaonuan lay down on the blood donation table, she realized that the so-called "drawing and transfusing immediately" simply meant that her blood was directly channeled into her second uncle's veins.

Prince Jing determined the amount of blood a person should donate based on their weight. Therefore, Li Xiaonuan and her siblings, who suffered from chronic malnutrition, donated the least blood among the four. Because the number of blood donors was extremely limited, Prince Jing had to expedite the surgical procedures.

After all, he was the heir to the throne of the founding emperor, and possessed exceptional talent. With the help of capable assistants, Prince Jing finished the surgery just 15 minutes after the fourth blood donor donated blood. However, the surgery ended in the middle of the night. Everyone was exhausted.

However, because his second uncle might reject the donor's blood after surgery, or suddenly develop an infection and fever, Prince Jing decided to personally stay by his second uncle's bedside. Qi Ji, who had been waiting outside, tidied himself up and went into the operating room. He knew some basic surgical knowledge, and by helping to observe his second uncle's condition, Prince Jing could rest a little longer.

Li Xiaonuan was grateful and deeply moved. From Wei Yu, she learned that Qi Ji hadn't treated any patients for almost four years. Now, he was not only taking care of his parents and treating them personally, but he was also going to great lengths to look after his second uncle.

If there's any explanation for Qi Ji's actions, it's simply that she resembles Chu Lin. Perhaps Qi Ji is trying to make up for not being able to give to Chu Lin in the past, and is doing so through herself. Now that Chu Lin is married, Qi Ji is probably just fulfilling a wish.

However, he chose the wrong person, always has. Actually, Li Xiaonuan felt that Chu Lin's heart wasn't with Qi Ji, but she dared not imagine that Chu Lin had fallen for Wei Yu. Because that possibility was too terrifying. Between an uncle and sister-in-law, it was taboo, even in the past.

As evening approached, Su Shi, who had been anxiously waiting at home, finally arrived. Upon seeing her second aunt, the two embraced and cried again. According to Xiao Yang, her second aunt and the others had only had some simple porridge for breakfast that day. Now that it was almost dark, everyone must be starving.

Therefore, Li Xiaonuan specially asked Xiaogang to greet the guests and ordered vegetarian noodles and a few snacks, encouraging everyone to eat some. Only after seeing that everyone had eaten did Li Xiaonuan feel at ease.

At the hour of Chou (1-3 AM), Qi Ji personally came to inform him of the surgery results. However, because his second uncle's condition was so unusual, it was now uncertain whether he could be saved. Prince Jing's intention was that if his second uncle developed a fever tonight, which subsided tomorrow, and he woke up the day after, he would have a 50% chance of survival.

These words sent a chill down Li Xiaonuan and the others' spines. Of course, the eldest cousin, Xiaoqian, had another worry on her mind. She was now praying to all the gods in her heart, begging them to help her second uncle recover quickly. Only when her second uncle was well could she consider her own marriage.

Everyone was worried about Second Uncle, having not slept all night. He did indeed develop a fever that night. Fortunately, Prince Jing promptly injected him with some anti-inflammatory and antibacterial medicine, preventing him from dying from the high fever caused by wound infection.

The next day at noon, Li Xiaonuan finally met Prince Jing. Everyone was eager to ask about her second uncle's condition. Prince Jing was somewhat displeased with his aunt and uncle's doubts about his medical skills, so he only answered Li Xiaonuan's questions. Fortunately, his aunt and uncle's attention was focused on their second uncle, and no one paid any attention to it.

After rubbing his temples, Prince Jing answered Li Xiaonuan: "Your second uncle could have avoided suffering so much. It's a pity he didn't take good care of himself and ruined his health. I estimate that even if he survives this time, his health will be much worse than before. Remember not to let him do heavy work, drink alcohol, or overwork himself in the future. Half of his liver was ruptured from the fall, and I had to remove it."

Li Xiaonuan was more concerned about whether her second uncle had a benign tumor or cancer. She then asked, "What's growing in my second uncle's liver? Will it grow back?"

"Yes, your second uncle had some abscesses in his liver, probably from drinking too much and damaging his liver. He also took some random medications, which caused poisoning and the abscesses. However, those abscesses have all been cleaned out. If he can quit drinking and maintain a normal lifestyle in the future, they won't recur. Of course, he must not take any random medications," Prince Jing said, resting one hand on the side of his head.

After hearing this, the second aunt thanked Prince Jing profusely. Then she asked, "Will the child's father wake up? And when will he wake up?"

Prince Jing looked at Li Xiaonuan, who nodded to him, indicating that she also wanted to know and that it would be alright to tell them the truth. Therefore, Prince Jing straightened up and said seriously, "The patient has about a 60% chance of waking up. If he does, he shouldn't wake up before tomorrow night. So, please, in the meantime, do not disturb the operating room."

Everyone quickly agreed to follow the doctor's orders. Thinking that there was a 60% chance their second uncle would wake up, they felt a little relieved. Under Li Xiaonuan's deliberate arrangement, everyone rested and ate and drank as usual.

My second uncle finally woke up on the evening of the third day after the surgery. Of course, he was still unconscious at that time; he just opened his eyes hazily and groaned a few times unconsciously.

However, those few groans resonated in the hearts of everyone who had been paying attention to him. Because those groans indicated that this critically ill patient had finally been saved.

However, Second Uncle's condition was much more serious than Father Li's, so he had to stay at the clinic for a full month. Father Li, on the other hand, could go home to recuperate after his stitches were removed in ten days.

Staying at the clinic for two nights had already violated the rules. So, the next day, Li Xiaonuan and the others took their second aunt and her four daughters back to Xinzhou Village. It was closer to the clinic, making it easier for them to visit their second uncle there.

Because Prince Jing cured the two critically ill brothers of the Li family with a single act, his fame spread throughout the area. Eventually, everyone simply gave Prince Jing another title—the Miracle Healer.