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

When Dojir and the others came in, they saw Li Kaixin looking worried about the pile of things.

"Kaixin, what's wrong?" Balu asked as he stepped forward.

Li Kaixin snapped out of his daze and pointed at the pile of things: "Captain Balu, you've come at the right time. You should let the villagers take these things back; I can't carry them all back by myself!"

"Comrade Li, please accept it without worry!" Balu said sincerely. "I'll get a few people to help you move it over later. Besides, these aren't just from our brigade!"

Upon hearing this, Li Kaixin was somewhat confused and turned to look at Dojir.

When Dogiel saw him looking over, he quickly explained, "Kaixin, don't look at me. I didn't bring any of the things my brigade prepared for you."

"Brother Li, you don't know," Chaoketu chimed in, "Today, besides our two brigades, quite a few people from the surrounding brigades have also come."

Li Kaixin suddenly realized, thinking to himself, no wonder, even if the two brigades combined, there couldn't be so many people seeking medical treatment.

At this moment, Balu smiled and took out a box from his pocket, handing it to Li Kaixin: "Comrade Li, this is the reward I prepared for you today, please take it."

"No need, no need," Li Kaixin waved her hands repeatedly. "I already have so much, how can I accept more?"

Without saying a word, Balu shoved the box into Li Kaixin's arms: "Comrade Li, what they gave you was their goodwill, and what I gave you was the reward we agreed on."

Seeing Balu's unyielding expression, Li Kaixin felt helpless, but he didn't refuse again.

Seeing that it was getting late, Dogil said, "Balu, now that you've given me the things, I'll take Kaixin back to the brigade."

"Alright!" Balu nodded and added, "Comrade Li, please be careful on the road."

He knew Li Kaixin was leaving tomorrow, otherwise he would have insisted on keeping him for one more night.

"Alright, goodbye Captain Balu." Li Kaixin said, picking up the first-aid kit and walking out.

Dojir followed him outside, turning back to retort, "Do you need to remind me? What danger could I possibly be in with you?"

After the two stepped out of the tent, Balu put away his embarrassment and turned to Chaoketu: "You take your squad and help Comrade Li move his things over there."

Chaoketu responded and was about to walk out.

"Wait, I haven't finished yet!"

Balu called out to Chaoketu, then walked up to him and instructed, "Your squad should take good care of Comrade Li tonight. I'll have another squad take over your mission tomorrow."

Chaoketu stopped and asked with some concern, "Uncle Balu, won't they have objections?"

"You have a problem with that?" Balu asked with a hint of amusement. "Then I'll talk to their elders and see if they feel embarrassed."

Upon hearing this, Chaoketu understood immediately.

Today, all the elderly people in the brigade came to see the doctor. Thinking of this, he couldn't help but give Uncle Balu a strange look.

Seeing that he was still standing there, Balu urged, "What are you still standing here for? Go and call your squad over here."

"Okay, okay!" Chao Ketu quickly ran outside.

On this side, Risu led Li Kaixin and the other person to the place where the horses had been parked earlier.

"Brother Kaixin, Uncle Jill, you two go first. I'll go back and see if there's anything else I can help with," Risu said.

Dogiel nodded and instructed, "Risu, go ahead! Remember to come to our brigade tonight."

"Understood." Risu waved and left.

Li Kaixin and Duojier didn't linger. After mounting their horses, they galloped away in one direction.

By the time they returned to Dogil's main force, it was almost completely dark.

Zhou Zhiming and Bayar were already waiting outside their yurt. Upon seeing the two returning on horseback, they immediately went to greet them.

As soon as the two dismounted, Zhou Zhiming approached them excitedly and asked, "Master, Master, guess how many gazelles we hunted today?"

"How many?" Li Kaixin asked cooperatively.

"Not many, just five."

Zhou Zhiming struck a smug pose, gesturing with his hand to indicate the name, then glanced cautiously to the side and lowered his voice, "Master, even the Bayar brothers only managed to take down four."

"Really?" Li Kaixin was somewhat surprised.

Bayar did hear, and stepped forward from the side: "Brother Zhiming, where did you get these five? Do you want me to count them for you?"

"Brother Bayar, didn't we agree on this before?" Zhou Zhiming's face stiffened.

Li Kaixin became interested and looked at Bayar: "What's wrong, Brother Bayar? Is there anything I don't know?"

"Master, why don't you believe me? That was really me!" Zhou Zhiming said anxiously, not forgetting to give Bayar a pleading look.

"Pfft!" Chagan couldn't help but laugh out loud: "Yes, yes, yes, we really snatched two from Bayar."

Zhou Zhiming's face immediately turned bright red, and he stammered, "Brother Cha Gan, I... I didn't kill him, did I?"

"Brother Kaixin, you have no idea how fiercely Brother Zhiming snatched the sheep."

Bayar ignored Zhou Zhiming's wink and shrugged, "I just hit two, and without saying a word, he went up and finished them off, claiming he shot them himself."

Li Kaixin couldn't help but laugh after hearing this.

He patted his apprentice on the shoulder: "Well done, Zhiming, your hunting skills are pretty good."

Zhou Zhiming's face turned even redder, and he lowered his head without saying a word.

Just then, the sound of horses' hooves came from afar.

Everyone turned to look and saw Chaoketu and Risu leading four Mongolian youths, riding horses and carrying loads on their backs, heading this way.

The group quickly arrived.

"Brother Li, Uncle Balu asked us to bring these things to you." Chaoketu pointed to the several large bundles carried on the horse's back.

Looking at the bulging bundles, Li Kaixin felt a headache coming on: "This is way too much!"

"What's so much!" Risu replied with a smile. "Brother Kaixin, you've treated so many patients today, what's a little bit of this?"

Seeing that the group was about to continue their conversation, Dojiel interrupted, "Alright, alright, everyone hurry up and help Kaixin move her things inside. The bonfire party is about to start."

Upon hearing this, Risu and Li Kaixin immediately ended their conversation.

Everyone responded and began carrying their belongings into the yurt.

After everything was moved inside, looking at the corner of the yurt piled up, Li Kaixin shook his head with a wry smile.

The moon had already risen when the bonfire party began.

The people tonight were even more enthusiastic than last night; even several elderly people who had seen the doctor in the afternoon came to Li Kaixin for a bowl of wine.

Risu and Chaoketu were the same; although they said in the morning that they dared not drink with Li Kaixin again, they still got themselves drunk and had to be carried away by Chagan and Bayar.

In the early hours of the morning, in the pitch-black yurt, Li Kaixin opened his eyes and quietly got up.

The snoring of Zhou Zhiming and Master Chen just covered the sound of him getting up.

Once outside, Li Kaixin, relying on his memory from yesterday, sped off towards the dark market.