Traveling through an ancient military camp: Bao'er's survival song

When Peng Zizheng slowly woke up, he was still in the cave, and had not arrived at any palace or Nanfeng Pavilion.

Upon waking, he first noticed that he could stretch out his arms. As he tried to stand up, he felt weak in his lower body. When he looked down, his eyes widened in horror: his lower body, including his clothes and trousers, was soaked in blood.

Peng Zizheng was stunned: I...I've really become a eunuch?

“Bitch!!!!”

Peng Zizheng's roar from inside the cave sent a flock of birds flying.

Peng Zizheng, who had not eaten or drunk anything for a day and a night, leaned against the cave wall and felt as if the whole sky had collapsed. With the loss of his "lifeline", he felt that his ambition to defend his country was about to dissipate. He even felt that his roar just now had lost its usual vigor and was just a pitiful cry like a woman.

Gradually, he regained some feeling in his lower body, followed by a burning pain in his groin area.

In his grief, Peng Zizheng was still thinking: These shameless bastards have cut off their own manhood, and they still want to use anesthetic on me!

After his legs regained full sensation, Peng Zizheng endured the burning pain in his groin and slowly stood up, leaning against the wall: I am Luo Binghe, I cannot despair. Even if I cannot leave an heir for the Luo family, I must first avenge the entire Luo family before I go to see my ancestors.

So, Peng Zizheng mustered his strength and stepped out of the cave, one step at a time. He needed to find a clinic first; he had to survive.

Covered in chicken blood and enduring the injustice of being unjustly attacked and the unbearable burning pain in his body, Peng Zizheng walked step by step towards the outside of the mountain as darkness fell. He followed the smoke from the chimneys to the village, and amidst the villagers' astonished inquiries, he asked for a bowl of hot water to drink. He then refused the kind villagers' suggestion to take him to find the village doctor, and walked step by step towards the location of the doctor's house that he had inquired about.

Zhang Langzhong is now seventy-two years old. Although he's reached the age of enjoying his grandchildren, villagers from all around still like to go to him for any ailments. The reason is simple: his advanced age combined with his robust health, like that of a young man, is Zhang Langzhong's living advertisement.

The doctor was cuddling his great-grandson on the kang (heated brick bed) when the eldest son of the family frantically pushed open the door: "Dad! There's a man covered in blood outside! Help!"

The kind-hearted physician Zhang hurriedly put down his great-grandson, put on his shoes, and went out to see what was happening. He found a tall man in his early twenties standing outside the door, looking disheveled and covered in blood (the frontier winds had roughened the nineteen-year-old man).

With the support of his eldest son, Doctor Zhang hurried over. The child had lost so much blood but was still able to stand. He had to quickly lay him down and treat him, otherwise the child would collapse at any moment.

The blood-covered man refused to enter the house, and said to Doctor Zhang with a shameful and humiliated expression, "Old man, I have a difficult-to-discuss injury. Is there a secluded place where I can be treated alone?"

Before Zhang the physician could speak, his son, standing behind him, impatiently reminded his father, "Father, this man is unfamiliar, his origins are unknown. What kind of injury does he have that he's afraid to show to others and insists on telling you alone? Be careful, he might be a bad person..."

Before his eldest son could finish speaking, Zhang Langzhong retorted with a few words of utter nonsense: "What kind of villain would kidnap an old man like me? To take me back as his father? Go back and boil some hot water and prepare some clean towels and bring them to the clinic!" After saying that, he made Peng Zizheng follow him to the clinic where he treated patients.