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

Inside the tent at the Balu Brigade headquarters, a pile of things brought by herders had already accumulated behind Li Kaixin.

Although I didn't look closely, I could tell from the weight that it was definitely not cheap.

After performing acupuncture on the Mongolian man in his sixties, Li Kaixin straightened up and twisted his neck.

Risu immediately brought over hot water.

Li Kaixin didn't stand on ceremony, took the drink, and then wrote a prescription on the low table.

"Sir, this is for you. You can go to the pharmacy in the county town and get your medicine from here."

"Thank you, doctor! Thank you, doctor!" the old man said repeatedly, picking up a bag from the side and gently placing it behind Li Kaixin.

This time, Li Kaixin didn't refuse again. He had tried to persuade the first few patients, but now he was too lazy to say anything, since they wouldn't listen anyway.

Seeing the exhaustion on Li Kaixin's face, Risu felt a pang of sympathy: "Brother Kaixin, why don't you take a rest? You've seen more than ten in a row."

"No need, Brother Risu." Li Kaixin raised his wrist to check his watch. "Uncle Doji's people are coming later, so let's hurry up."

Upon hearing this, Risu nodded, turned around, and shouted towards the outside of the tent, "Next!"

Outside the tent, Chaoketu and Balu were busy maintaining order.

The old Mongolian man who had just been treated by Li Kaixin walked out of the tent with a happy face, holding the prescription.

He saw Balu and immediately went over, grinning broadly: "Young Balu, where did you find this doctor? My chronic back pain will be gone after a few needles!"

As she spoke, she twisted her body a few times in front of Balu.

"Second Uncle, it's good that you're better." Balu replied with a smile.

He was incredibly relieved that he had managed to stop the person.

From the very first person to come out, everyone praised Comrade Li's medical skills. Even an old man in the brigade who had been lame for half his life could walk a few steps normally again.

Time flew by, and several more people with beaming faces came out.

Seeing this, Chaoketu finally couldn't help but speak up: "Uncle Balu, Brother Li's medical skills are truly remarkable. He has treated so many people in such a short time."

Balu nodded, his eyes filled with emotion: "Yes, if only we could keep him on our team, I would treat him like royalty."

"We can't keep him, Uncle Balu," Chaoketu sighed. "He has to go back to Beijing with the transport team tomorrow."

As the two were talking, a large group of people suddenly arrived from a distance.

As they rode closer, they could see that the leader was Dorjir, followed by a group of people, at least thirty or forty in number, including men, women, and children.

Balu and Chaoketu exchanged a glance and quickly went to meet them.

"Brother Duo, you've got quite a entourage here!" Balu greeted him with a smile.

Dogil didn't give them a friendly look and immediately started complaining:

"Baru, stop joking around with me. My son kindly brought Kaixin to treat Uen from your team, and you, instead, you've snatched him away."

After saying that, he didn't forget to glare at Chaoketu beside him.

"Don't be angry, don't be angry!"

Balu stepped forward and patted his back with a smile, "You brought people with you, so this isn't exactly robbery, is it? At most, it's just leaving them here."

Chaoketu could only force a smile and dared not utter a word.

In the end, it was because he treated everyone to dinner that this happened; otherwise, the brigade leader wouldn't have had a chance to stop him.

"Don't give me that. If it weren't for you, would I have made everyone travel this far?" Dojiel showed no mercy.

Balu wasn't annoyed and asked directly, "Brother Duo, tell me, are the people you brought going to watch or not?"

"Of course I'll see a doctor! Why shouldn't I?" Dogil retorted, then glanced around. "Where is Kaixin getting her medical treatment?"

"It's inside this tent," Balu said with a smile, pointing. "If the people you brought want to see it, they can line up!"

Dogiel snorted, but didn't mention the queue-jumping incident. He turned around and began instructing his men to line up at the back.

Seeing this, Balu breathed a sigh of relief, patted Chao Ketu on the shoulder, and said in a low voice, "Ketu, you've been wronged. But you did a great job."

Chaoketu opened his mouth, unsure how to respond.

After making arrangements for everyone, Dogiel went straight into the tent and stood quietly watching from the side.

Li Kaixin was taking the pulse of a child who was about ten years old and had no idea that Dorjeer had already entered.

After he gave the child several acupuncture treatments, wrote out a prescription, and left, I finally saw him.

Li Kaixin paused for a moment, then smiled and greeted, "Uncle Dogil, have you brought everyone?"

"Coming, coming!" Dogil quickly responded, "I'm so happy, thank you for your hard work today!"

"It's not hard work, just show it to them casually."

Li Kaixin smiled and continued, "Uncle Dojir, if you have time, you can go outside and direct the troops, so they don't get into chaos."

"Alright!" Dojill replied and left immediately.

He knew in his heart that he was the one who had delayed Li Kaixin's medical treatment.

Once outside, Balu came over with a grin and asked, "Brother Duo, why did you come out? Why didn't you stay inside a little longer?"

"Baru, are you itching for a beating today? How about we have a duel?" Dogil glared at him through gritted teeth.

He was already furious that the man had intercepted him, and now he was being provoked like this.

Seeing that Dogil was truly angry, Balu realized he had gone too far and quickly waved his hands, saying, "Brother Dogil, calm down! I was just joking with you!"

Dogiel ignored him and walked straight to his own battalion.

As the sun gradually set, the light inside the tent dimmed.

Risu shouted weakly again, but after a long time, no one else came into the tent.

Li Kaixin finally breathed a sigh of relief, stood up, and stretched his sore shoulders.

In just half a day, he's seen at least a hundred people. Even he's starting to feel overwhelmed.

Risu also stood up, but his legs gave way and he collapsed onto the stool.

He looked up at Li Kaixin and couldn't help but praise, "Brother Kaixin, you're amazing! You managed to read all of these people in one go!"

"This is nothing, I just gave them a rough look." Li Kaixin replied, forcing a smile, but when she turned her head, she saw the various things stuffed into the tent.

I was at a loss for words, not knowing how to handle the situation.