A transmigrated woman ruined my whole family; I was reborn, seized a spatial ability, and had a full

Su Li's heart skipped a beat. Ignoring her exhaustion, she rushed over and shouted, "I'll give it a try!"

The manager looked at her suspiciously.

Su Li didn't explain much. She found a few large stones around her, squatted down under the wheel, and carefully placed them down. She then found a thick wooden stick and stuck it into the mud.

Using all his strength, he pried open the wooden stick.

Her face flushed red, veins bulging on her forehead, as she shouted, "One, two, three!"

With a muffled thud, the carriage swayed and slowly moved forward.

The steward stared wide-eyed. He never imagined that the carriage, which none of them could budge an inch from, could be pushed out of the mud by such a seemingly frail girl.

He quickly stepped forward to help Su Li up, saying, "Miss, thank you so much! This is a great idea. If it weren't for you, the carriage would have been delayed for who knows how long."

Panting heavily, Su Li said urgently, "Sir, please take us with you. My brother is badly injured and needs immediate treatment..."

The manager patted his chest and readily agreed, "Don't worry, young lady, with your skills, we'll make sure you get home safely!"

The caravan set off again, and Su Li sat in the carriage, guarding Pei Xiao, her heart filled with relief.

Along the way, she kept thanking the manager, who waved his hand and smiled, "Miss, you're a good person who gets good rewards. We should be thanking you!"

The caravan continued on its way, the horses' hooves clattering.

Around noon, the manager called for them to stop and rest.

Su Li stayed in the carriage, anxiously watching over the unconscious Pei Xiao.

The caravan doctor examined him and administered a dose of medicine, but he remained with his eyes closed and did not wake up.

The doctor said the wound on his back was quite deep, and although the medication was appropriate, whether he could pull through depended on himself.

A short while later, the steward personally brought over some dry rations, a pot of hot water, and two sets of clean clothes, his face showing concern.

"Girl, you've traveled such a long way, have something to eat and some hot water. Don't get hungry or tired, you still have to take care of your brother."

Su Li was both surprised and delighted, and quickly stood up to thank them:

"Grandpa, thank you so much. I'm so grateful for your help along the way."

The steward smiled and waved his hand, his gaze inadvertently sweeping over the carriage behind him. He explained, "Miss, this wasn't my idea. It was our lady who was kind-hearted and specifically instructed me to send it. If you want to thank someone, thank our lady."

Su Li followed his gaze and saw that the carriage curtain was tightly closed. Although she couldn't see the lady's face, she still curtsied towards the carriage and said softly:

"Thank you for your kindness, Madam. I will remember your great kindness."

The manager gave a few more instructions and then went off to get busy.

Su Li fed Pei Xiao some hot water and ate a few bites of dry food herself, regaining some strength.

After everyone had rested enough, the caravan set off again.

As the sound of horses' hooves echoed, they moved further and further away from Yun County, but hope drew ever closer.

The night was as dark as ink, pressing heavily upon the earth.

The surroundings were so quiet that only the crackling of the campfire and the occasional snores of the caravan members could be heard.

Su Li carried a basin of hot water and squatted down next to Pei Xiao.

I dipped my right hand into the water to test the temperature; it felt slightly hot, just right.

She carefully placed the basin of water on the ground beside her, a hint of hesitation in her eyes. She bit her lip, and after her gaze lingered on the unconscious Pei Xiao for a moment, she seemed to have made up her mind.

Su Li dipped the handkerchief into the water, and after it was soaked, she reached out to Pei Xiao with trembling hands.

Her slender hands gently unbuttoned Pei Xiao's shirt, each movement incredibly light, as she murmured to herself:

"I'm sorry, don't worry, I'll be gentle."

Pei Xiao's upper body was gradually exposed, and the scar on his back resembled a ferocious centipede, which was shocking to the eye. Fortunately, it had stopped bleeding, and his high fever was gradually subsiding.

A hint of relief appeared in Su Li's eyes.

She patiently and gently wiped away the dirt from Pei Xiao's body with a handkerchief, bit by bit.

Then, his hand slowly moved towards Pei Xiao's belt.

Su Li took a deep breath, closed her eyes tightly, turned her head away, and, relying on her senses and the last bit of courage she had left, slowly pulled down Pei Xiao's pants.

Her fingers accidentally touched Pei Xiao's skin, and her hand movements involuntarily paused.

But she quickly took another deep breath, as if to encourage herself, and silently recited in her heart:

“He is my savior. Now that he is seriously injured and in a coma, how can I be so concerned about such trivial matters? Changing his clothes will make him more comfortable and help him recover faster.”

After an internal struggle, Su Li picked up the clean clothes that the caravan lady had given her and approached Pei Xiao again.

Her eyes were focused and determined. She carefully lifted Pei Xiao's arm with both hands and slowly put on the sleeves of the new clothes, afraid of touching Pei Xiao's wound.

After putting on his shirt, she gently lifted Pei Xiao's legs and helped him put on his pants, then carefully straightened the hem of his shirt and the cuffs of his pants.

Su Li's forehead was covered with fine beads of sweat, but her eyes never left Pei Xiao.

Only after everything was in place did she breathe a sigh of relief, a faint smile appearing on her face, and say softly:

"Okay, that will make you feel better."

Throughout the entire process, Pei Xiao seemed to be trapped in a deep dream, showing no signs of waking up.

His eyes were tightly closed, and his face was slightly pale, but his angular features were still undeniable.

Su Li frowned as she looked at the somewhat murky water in the basin.

She raised her hand and gently sniffed her sleeve; the sour smell made her frown slightly.

A moment of hesitation flashed across her eyes, and after a brief struggle, she decided to take the opportunity to change into a clean set of clothes.

But before undressing...

Her gaze fell on Pei Xiao, who was unconscious beside her.

After a pause, Su Li picked up a neatly folded handkerchief from the side and, with slightly trembling hands, covered Pei Xiao's face with it.

Afterwards, Su Li filled a basin with hot water again, took the clean clothes, and hurriedly walked towards the dense grass not far away.

My heart started racing uncontrollably.

After entering the bushes, she quickly looked around to make sure no one was there before slowly taking off her clothes, which were covered in dust and sweat.

However, to her utter surprise, the moment she turned around, Pei Xiao in the camp slowly woke up.

He was not fully conscious yet, feeling extremely dizzy, and subconsciously raised his hand to rub his temples.

This unintentional movement caused the clothes covering her face to slip off and float gently to the ground.

The dim firelight flickered and shimmered, casting shadows on his face. His gaze wandered aimlessly until suddenly, a patch of snow-white skin caught his eye.

The woman's long, ink-black hair flowed smoothly over her fair back, and her skin glowed with a luminous sheen in the firelight, making her look like a stunning painting.

Pei Xiao was instantly stunned.

His eyes were filled with astonishment and blankness.

For a moment, he forgot to breathe, his mind went blank, and his heart skipped a beat.