The sky collapsed, and in the blink of an eye, I found myself transported to Nanluoguxiang.

On the way to the brigade where Risu was located, everyone rode very fast and arrived in less than half an hour.

This brigade was smaller than Dojir's, with only about thirty yurts.

"Brother Kaixin, we've arrived!" Risu reined in his horse, a hint of excitement on his face. "This is our brigade."

Li Kaixin smiled and nodded, then dismounted, carrying his medicine box.

As for where this medicine box came from, it was taken from Mr. Chen's car.

Zhou Zhiming dismounted from behind Chagan because he wasn't yet familiar with the ride, so he wasn't allowed to ride alone this time.

Risu handed the horse to a young Mongolian man who was traveling with him, and then led Li Kaixin and the others inside.

The herders they encountered along the way cast curious glances at them, but Risu didn't offer much explanation.

We arrived at a yurt.

Risu stopped, took a deep breath, and called inside, "Father! Mother, I'm back."

No sooner had the words left his mouth than a somewhat angry voice came from inside: "Risu, you brat, you finally know how to come back? Where were you running around last night?"

Immediately afterwards, a middle-aged woman dressed in a Mongolian robe lifted the curtain and came out.

She first glared at Risu, then her gaze fell on Li Kaixin and the others, and her expression immediately became polite: "Risu, who are these people?"

Risu quickly stepped forward to introduce, "Mother, this is Brother Kaixin, he's a driver, come here..."

"What!" Risu's mother immediately interrupted him, her eyes filled with suspicion. "Why are you bringing a driver home again? Haven't you learned your lesson from your brother?"

These words immediately created an awkward atmosphere.

Risu's face flushed red, and she waved her hands anxiously, "Empress, you've misunderstood! Brother Kaixin is different from that group last time; he came specifically to have the prince's leg examined!"

"Look at his legs?" Risu's mother glanced at Li Kaixin, her eyes filled with obvious doubt. "How old is he? Can he really be cured?"

Seeing this, Chaoketu quickly stepped forward to smooth things over: "Awa, Brother Li is truly capable."

"Yes, Ava, I can assure you, Brother Kaixin's medical skills are truly excellent!" Bayar also stood up and echoed.

When Risu's mother heard what Chaoketu and Bayar said, and then saw the medicine box in Li Kaixin's hand, her expression softened slightly.

Li Kaixin knew that she was young and it was normal for people to be suspicious of her, so she didn't take it to heart.

He stepped forward a few paces, speaking calmly:

"Auntie, if you're worried, could you at least let me go in and take a look?"

Risu's mother opened her mouth, as if she wanted to say something.

A hoarse male voice suddenly came from inside the yurt: "Mother, please let him in."

Risu's mother hesitated for a moment, then stepped aside to open the door, and said with an embarrassed smile, "Comrade, I may have said something a little harsh just now, please don't take it to heart."

"It's alright, ma'am, I understand how you feel." Li Kai smiled slightly, lifted the curtain, and went inside.

Inside the yurt, a young man in his early twenties lay on the bed, his face pale and looking utterly dejected.

He is Risu's older brother, Wuen.

When Wu En saw Li Kaixin come in, he struggled to sit up.

Li Kaixin quickly took a few steps and pressed him down: "Don't move, just lie down."

Uen obediently lay back down, her eyes filled with apology: "Please don't take my mother's words to heart. She was just frightened by what I said."

"It's alright! Let me check your injury first." Li Kaixin squatted down by the bed and lifted the thin blanket covering it.

Un's left leg was exposed, from the knee down, his calf was badly swollen, and his skin had an abnormal bluish-purple tinge.

Li Kaixin reached out and gently pressed it, and Wu En's brows immediately furrowed, but he refrained from making a sound.

Zhou Zhiming, Bayar, and the others who had just followed in saw this scene and looked away with a hint of pity on their faces.

"Say it if it hurts, don't hold it in." Li Kaixin's hands didn't stop, carefully pressing the bones around the injury.

When the pressure was applied to the middle of his calf, Uhn's jaw clenched so tightly that it cracked, and cold sweat poured down his forehead.

Li Kaixin realized that the two fractures hadn't been set properly and were dislocated, which, combined with inflammation and swelling, had made the condition so serious.

Then he let go, covered himself with the blanket again, and stood up.

Risu's mother stood to the side, her eyes filled with anticipation and trepidation.

Zhou Zhiming and Chaoketu turned their heads away again, but they still dared not utter a sound.

"Brother Kaixin, can this be cured?" Risu couldn't help but ask, his voice trembling.

Li Kaixin didn't reply, but after a moment of contemplation, she looked at Wu En and asked, "Was your leg treated before?"

"Yes." Uen nodded, his voice hoarse. "The doctor said he wasn't very knowledgeable about this, and this is what happened after he treated me."

He paused, forcing a smile, "Comrade, please tell me if it can still be cured, I..."

"Sure," Li Kaixin replied casually, then changed the subject, "But it will hurt a lot. Can you handle it?"

"Comrade, come on over!" Uen grinned. "I've been in so much pain these past few days that I haven't been able to sleep. What pain can't I endure?"

Li Kaixin nodded, then turned to Risu's mother and said calmly, "Auntie, I need a basin of hot water. Could you please prepare one for me?"

"Okay! Okay!" Risu's mother hurriedly agreed and turned to walk out.

Chao Ketu leaned closer and asked in a low voice, "Brother Li, should we wait outside first?"

"No need." Li Kaixin shook his head, his eyes falling on Wu En's injured leg. "You might need to lend a hand later to hold him down."

The atmosphere inside the yurt immediately tensed up after those words were spoken.

Li Kaixin took out alcohol from the medicine box, then took out the silver needles from his pocket, disinfected them, and began to apply acupuncture to Wu En's leg.

When Wu En's legs were covered with countless silver needles, Ri Su's mother came running in carrying a basin of hot water, muttering, "Hot water is here, hot water is here."

Upon hearing this, Zhou Zhiming, Bayar, and the others quickly made way for each other.

By this time, a number of herders had gathered at the entrance of the yurt, craning their necks to look inside. However, they all tacitly agreed not to make a sound.

Li Kaixin took out a small knife from the medicine box, disinfected it, and said in a deep voice, "Bear with it, it will hurt a bit."

"Comrade, you can do it yourself." Uen gritted his teeth and turned his face to the side.

Without further hesitation, Li Kaixin made a cut, and a foul-smelling pus instantly flowed out.

Soon, the whole room was filled with that smell.

After draining the pus from Wu En's leg, Li Kaixin removed the needles one by one.

The purpose of inserting these needles is mainly to collect the pus and blood in one place.

Next comes the most crucial step: setting the bone.

Li Kaixin turned his head and waved to Zhou Zhiming and the others: "All of you come here and hold them down."

Zhou Zhiming, Bayar, and Chaoketu exchanged a glance and stepped forward. Then, following Li Kaixin's instructions, they subdued Wu En.

Li Kaixin took a deep breath, placed his hand on Wu En's thigh, and with a slight force, a "crack" was heard.

Uen struggled in pain, which made Risu's mother, who was standing nearby, burst into tears.

However, she didn't stop him. She knew that whether her son could stand up again depended on this young man in front of her.