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

Seeing their posture, Li Kaixin turned to look at Chaoketu, his eyes questioning.

Chaoketu also saw the newcomers and smiled, "Brother Li, don't be nervous. The one at the front is our captain, Balu."

No sooner had he finished speaking than Balu quickly walked up to him, his face full of enthusiasm: "Comrade, you must be the miraculous doctor Li who cured Uen!"

"I don't deserve it, I don't deserve it!" Li Kaixin waved his hand modestly, "I'm just helping out, what kind of miracle doctor am I?"

"Comrade Li, please don't be modest."

Balu replied, his voice rising a few decibels, "Uen's leg, after we saw a doctor, it got worse and worse, we all thought it was ruined! You cured it all with your help, what else could you be but a miracle doctor?"

The group of herders following behind Balu quickly chimed in, praising him with all sorts of compliments.

Li Kaixin was both amused and exasperated by this scene. If he still didn't understand that they wanted to talk to him about something, he would really be a fool.

He simply asked directly, "Captain Balu, please just tell me what you need me for!"

Balu paused for a moment, but didn't hesitate and spoke up readily:

"Comrade Li, I've come here for two reasons. First, I want to thank you in person for curing Wu En. Second, I would like to ask you to hold a consultation here for half a day and examine the people in the brigade."

There was no other way to make this request; many people in the brigade have some minor health issues.

There are few people here who truly understand medicine; most of them are barefoot doctors, and they are often nowhere to be found.

Now that he has finally met such a highly skilled doctor, how could he not seize the opportunity?

"This, this..." Li Kaixin's face showed some difficulty.

Seeing this, Baru assumed he was worried about the consultation fee, and immediately patted his chest to assure him, "Comrade Li, don't worry about the fee, we will definitely make you satisfied."

"Yes, Comrade Li, we certainly won't let you work for nothing," another herdsman chimed in.

"Captain Balu has misunderstood, that's not what I meant," Li Kaixin quickly stopped him, and after thinking for a moment, said, "Please wait for me."

Then Li Kaixin turned to look at Zhou Zhiming and Bayar and the others, his tone apologetic:

"Zhiming, Bayar brothers, Chagan brothers, I'm afraid I won't be able to go hunting gazelles with you this afternoon."

"It's alright, Master!" Zhou Zhiming was unusually serious. "I feel that what you're doing is much more meaningful than hunting yellow sheep."

"You little rascal, you're giving me a lecture now?" Li Kaixin smiled and gently patted his apprentice.

Zhou Zhiming chuckled, covering his head: "Mainly, I wanted to hunt more gazelles while you were away, so I could show off in front of you later."

Li Kaixin knew exactly what he was thinking, but she didn't point it out.

Chagan and Bayar exchanged a glance, both seeing the same thought in each other's eyes.

Chagan tentatively spoke first: "Brother Kaixin, we also want to discuss something with you."

"Brother Chagan, you're right. Why are you being so formal with me?" Li Kaixin smiled and turned to look at him.

"Yes, yes, I also want to ask you to take a look at the people in our brigade." Chagan said, staring nervously at Li Kaixin.

"No problem!" Li Kaixin replied readily. "However, I need to finish looking at it here first before I can help you take a look when I get back."

"Brother Kaixin, this is easy. I'll just call everyone over in a bit," Bayar quickly replied.

Li Kaixin nodded upon hearing this, then turned to Balu and said, "Captain Balu, could you please have someone arrange a place for us?"

Upon hearing this, Balu's face lit up with a smile, and he readily agreed:

"Alright, alright! Comrade Li, let's go to the open-air tent at the brigade headquarters. It's spacious there, what do you think?"

"Okay," Li Kaixin nodded in agreement.

At this moment, Zhou Zhiming spoke up again: "Master, then I'll go with Bayar and the others first."

"Go ahead, just be careful," Li Kaixin instructed.

Zhou Zhiming responded and turned to walk away with Bayar and Chagan.

Li Kaixin waited until their figures disappeared into the distance before following Balu toward the brigade headquarters tent.

Li Kaixin had only been in the open-air tent at the brigade headquarters for a short time when a long queue formed outside.

Baru was indeed efficient; in no time, the news had spread throughout the entire brigade.

The group included people of all ages, men and women, many of whom wore expressions of curiosity and carried items in their hands.

Seeing this scene, Li Kaixin was both amused and exasperated. He turned to Balu, who was standing to the side, and said:

"Captain Balu, you tell everyone, and I'll show them that I don't accept anything."

Upon hearing this, Balu smiled and said in a playful tone, "Did everyone hear that? Comrade Li said to take everything back! Don't just stand there!"

The people outside responded with a few laughs, but none of them moved.

Li Kaixin shook his head helplessly and didn't say anything more. He knew perfectly well that this was all arranged by Captain Balu.

......

Meanwhile, Chagan and Bayar led Zhou Zhiming back to their brigade without stopping.

As soon as we arrived outside the yurt where Li Kaixin was staying, we saw Dorjeer and Master Chen waiting there.

Dogil hurried up to him, his voice tinged with urgency: "Bayar, are you happy? Why didn't you come back with you?"

"Dad, Brother Kaixin was kept by Uncle Balu from the next brigade," Bayar replied.

"What?" Dogil frowned. "How could you let him stay?"

Seeing his father's expression, Bayar was somewhat puzzled: "What's wrong, Father?"

Dogiel sighed, unsure how to begin.

Master Chen chimed in, "Bayar, your father wanted Kaixin to examine the people in the village. He came right after you left and has been waiting ever since."

Bayar's face immediately showed a hint of embarrassment.

Seeing that the atmosphere was getting a bit tense, Zhou Zhiming quickly tried to smooth things over:

"Uncle Dogil, don't worry. Brother Dogil just discussed it with our master, and we'll send someone over to check it out."

"Yes, yes, yes!" Bayar nodded quickly.

Dojiel glared at his son: "What do you mean, 'right'! Kaixin lives in our brigade, but you're the one letting the brigade next door benefit from it."

Despite saying that, her complexion improved considerably.

Master Chen patted him on the shoulder with a smile: "Brother Dojiel, it's not like he's not allowed to see it just because he's happy. Don't blame him."

"Alright, Master Chen," Dogiel said, turning to Bayar and continuing, "I shouldn't have been able to find so many people to deliver the message. How come all of you have come back?"

"Father, we're just coming back to pick up Master Chen and the others to hunt gazelles," Bayar quickly explained. He paused, glanced at Dorjir, and added, "We arranged it yesterday."

"Then you can go!" Dojil instructed, "Don't go to dangerous places, and be careful."

Upon seeing this, Master Chen hesitated and said, "How about we stay and help out instead of going?"

"No need, no need! I can do it myself." Dojiel waved his hand, then instructed, "Chagan, Bayar, you two keep Master Chen company."

After saying that, he quickly walked away into the distance.