Quick Transmigration: Saving That Cannon Fodder

It's usually used for self-defense, but that guy is really good to his subordinates.

Liu Yu gently comforted the girl named Cuizhu, and helped her clean and stitch up her wound.

Several maids looked at her body covered in injuries caused by branches and stones, and tears streamed down their faces.

Only Liu Yu was fully focused on stitching up the wound.

Two hours later, Liu Yu was covered in sweat. Since this person was a girl, it was not appropriate for other doctors to come in and help, for fear of causing trouble.

Of course, if Liu Yu were not around, and it involved lives, they would not stand idly by.

Liu Yu opened the door, and Wen Lan anxiously asked him how he was doing.

Liu Yu answered each question, explaining that the girl was out of danger because she had taken the life-saving pill.

Just by looking at the stitched wounds on his face and body, anyone could tell that they would definitely leave scars in the future.

Wen Lan sat by the bedside, personally watching over them. These maids and servants had all accompanied him as he grew up, and he didn't want to lose any of them.

Cuizhu stayed at the clinic, and Liu Yu gradually became acquainted with the others.

Upon learning that Wen Lan and her group came from the capital, Liu Yu couldn't help but ask a few more questions out of curiosity.

The farthest place he had ever been was Yong'an County, and he was still very curious about the imperial city.

Seeing that he was about the same age as her, and had become a famous doctor in the clinic, Wenlan admired Liu Yu greatly.

"The capital is more prosperous than here, and it has our largest Drunken Immortal Restaurant, where the food is the most delicious..."

When Wen Lan talked about the place where he grew up, he was very proud. The Drunken Immortal Restaurant was his maternal grandfather's business, and now he also has a share in it.

Liu Yu saw that his face was full of youthful vigor, and when he talked about his parents, he had a spoiled and happy expression on his face.

Without realizing it, Liu Yu laughed along with him. If her father were still alive, he would probably have spoiled her into such a carefree state.

Wen Lan has a sunny and cheerful personality. He is the cutest boy Liu Yu has ever met, and she can't help but want to listen to him talk.

Liu Yu is introverted, but when she is with Wen Lan, she will tell the story of encountering a snake when she and her mother went up the mountain to collect herbs.

For Liu Yu, this was already a very serious experience.

If it were someone else, they would just think he was making a fuss, but Wenlan wouldn't. He loved listening to these things and kept pestering Liu Yu to tell him what was on the mountain.

It wasn't until evening that Chixing came to pick up Liu Yu from work.

Upon learning that Liu Yu was already married, Wen Lan felt a pang of sadness. He had been hoping to trick this young doctor into coming home as his sister-in-law.

When her plan failed, Wenlan had no choice but to try to become good friends with the young doctor, and she insisted on taking him to the capital to treat him to the best food at the Drunken Immortal Restaurant.

Liu Yu was very happy on his way back, and Chi Xing was happy for him because he knew that he had made a friend.

That night, Liu Yu locked herself in the pharmacy again, not coming out until midnight.

Liu Guihua and Chixing were still waiting for him. Liu Yu had been like this for days, and Liu Guihua was worried that his body couldn't hold up, so she made sure he went to bed early.

Before she could even finish speaking, Liu Yu pulled her to the front yard to talk.

Chi Xing knew that Liu Yu had probably already developed the health-preserving pill, so he didn't go with him.

Here, Liu Yu gave the small porcelain bottle to Liu Guihua.

This health-preserving pill is made from the same prescription that I gave to Li Dong's mother a few months ago, and it has been improved upon.

Liu Yu told Liu Guihua that this medicine was developed by herself, and that she would no longer need to drink those bitter medicines; she would only need to take one of these pills once a month.

With him taking Liu Guihua's pulse every day, Liu Yuneng was able to adjust the dosage of her medicine at any time.

Liu Guihua is a very obedient person; she does whatever her son and son-in-law asks her to do without ever asking questions or causing them any trouble.

Liu Yu knew her mother's personality; otherwise, she would have suspected that her mother was uncomfortable living there.

In fact, Liu Guihua is now living a more peaceful life than anyone else. With her good mood every day, her health is gradually improving.

Having resolved the two issues on her mind, Liu Yu felt a relief she had never experienced before.

Back in the room, he held Akahoshi in his arms, and the two of them, like dry wood meeting a raging fire, didn't fall asleep until the early morning.

*

For several months, Wang Zhou couldn't find a chance to get close to Liu Yu. Before, Li Dong was always at the clinic, and whenever Wang Zhou got close, Li Dong would have people chase and beat him up.

Li Dong was a squad leader in the escort agency, with more than a dozen men under his command. Wang Zhou didn't dare to provoke them, so he had no choice but to return to Lishu Village to avoid trouble.

But Lishu Village isn't exactly a place to stay.

When Wang Zhou returned, he was met with a barrage of sarcastic remarks. People called him "Scholar Wang" intentionally or unintentionally, followed by another round of laughter.

Even his parents thought he was unlucky.

The Wang family has already split up. In order to cover Wang Zhou's school expenses over the years, the other two branches of the family forcibly took most of the land from Wang Zhou's parents.

The rest was given directly to Wang Zhou's eldest son by his parents, leaving nothing for Wang Zhou.

After Wang Zhou returned to the village, he had nothing left. His family wouldn't let him in. When he called for his parents at the gate, his sister-in-law poured a basin of cold water on him and demanded that he pay back the money.

Wang Zhou naturally had no money, and confidently stated that his parents' home was his own home.

Unable to rely on her youngest son and knowing that her eldest son would have to support her in her old age, Wang's mother stood up and spoke loudly to Wang Zhou, saying that since they had already separated the family property, she and her husband would live with their eldest son, and therefore Wang Zhou could not demand a share of the inheritance.

This commotion alerted the village chief. After all, Wang Zhou was a resident of Lishu Village, and in this freezing weather, they couldn't let him freeze to death outside.

Suddenly, I thought of the old house where Liu Guihua used to live. It was originally a house in the village, but the yard was blown down by a strong wind a few days ago, and now only the house is empty.

The village chief simply told him to stay there, and Wang Zhou had no choice but to have his family take out their belongings and go there.

No one had lived there for more than half a year. The courtyard collapsed, leaving only a lonely house.

Wang Zhou was already soaked by the cold water, but he didn't care about anything else and went inside to change his clothes.

There was only a kang (a heated brick bed), a table, and two wooden stools in the room. There was nothing else, and even the windows were broken and dilapidated.

Now that he can no longer take the imperial examinations or go to the county town, Wang Zhou wants to try opening a school to teach.

The next day, he went to the village chief to say he wanted to open a school. The village chief's husband was the first to object, and then the villagers also objected.

Wang Zhou is no longer a true scholar; what right does he have to teach? Besides, given his character, he might corrupt the children in the future.

Besides, there is a school in their neighboring village, where each person only needs to pay two hundred coins a year for tuition. How could they possibly ask the village to pay for building a school?

Wang Zhou suffered a setback and then wanted to apply for a teaching position at the school next door, where the other teachers were all seventeen or eighteen-year-old boys.

Several people who passed the county-level imperial examination felt they were not capable of going to the capital for the final examination, so they simply opened a school in the village. Their reasons were threefold: first, to allow the village to settle down and develop its culture; second, to make a contribution to the village and hopefully train a few students to become county-level imperial examination graduates; and third, to save enough money for the journey to the capital.

Unexpectedly, someone actually wanted to get a piece of the pie, and this person was the plagiarist who was condemned by everyone not long ago.

They not only rejected Wang Zhou, but also ridiculed him mercilessly.