Chapter 123 – Hospital in Modern Society

Jian Mei never imagined that Golden Town would end this way, with devastation everywhere and the entire place reduced to ruins.

But he had no time to dwell on such complex matters. His only focus was on saving Xiao Ban’s life; nothing else mattered to him. He desperately tried to stop Xiao Ban’s bleeding using herbal medicine, but it seemed to have no effect.

Traditional medicine and herbs weren’t suitable for emergency situations.

Just as Jian Mei was on the verge of tears, someone came over and said, “Step aside.”

Jian Mei looked up in shock and saw Lu Yunshi.

Yunshi sighed and said, “It’s not that serious. Do you really need to cry like this?”

Right before Jian Mei’s eyes, he watched as Xiao Ban, who seemed to be on the brink of death, gradually stopped bleeding under Lu Yunshi’s divine power. Xiao Ban’s face regained some color, and it was clear he was much better.

As Jian Mei let out a slight sigh of relief, he noticed Yunshi’s face growing increasingly pale. Jian Mei’s heart skipped a beat, and he quickly supported him, asking, “Yunshi, are you okay?”

Yunshi gave him a reproachful look and said, “Can’t you just hold my hand?”

Only then did Jian Mei realize, embarrassed, that he had been so nervous he had forgotten. He quickly grabbed Yunshi’s hand, trying to transfer some energy to him, but for some reason, it didn’t seem to help much this time.

Yunshi’s face was pale, and he felt as though he was on the verge of collapse. Taking on half of the damage was causing him intense pain. He glanced suspiciously at Jian Mei and asked, “What’s wrong with you?”

Jian Mei also found it strange—why had his amplification divine power failed?

As he was puzzling over this, someone nearby suddenly fainted. Jian Mei didn’t even have time to catch them before he heard another cry from behind: “Your Highness!”

Jian Mei turned around to see that Lu Xingwang had also fainted. His earlier actions had drained too much of his divine power, leaving him almost completely exhausted. With so many people fainting or collapsing, the scene had become quite chaotic.

Zuo Qingshan rushed over, shouting, “Quick, quick, where’s the priest? Get the priest here immediately!”

One of the soldiers, who had been kicked in the commotion, winced in pain but obediently ran off to find the priest. Seeing the chaos, Jian Mei finally couldn’t hold back and said, “Don’t step on the people lying on the ground! ”

Sometimes, even with good intentions, people can end up causing more harm than good.

Jian Mei was busy for a long time, first performing emergency care and then assisting the priests in transferring the injured to the military base. From start to finish, he didn’t take a break, constantly staying occupied.

Finally, by the time night had fully fallen, everyone was mostly out of danger.

Jian Mei let out a sigh of relief.

His body was on the verge of collapsing. When someone came over to report that everyone was safe, the boy, who had been standing by the bedside, suddenly closed his eyes and fainted.

Everyone panicked. “Mei Mei!”

Jian Mei felt utterly exhausted, so much so that it was like he hadn’t had a proper rest in ages.

When he finally woke up from his sleep, the first thing he heard was the sound of a hospital heart monitor beeping steadily, a rhythmic and familiar sound. There was also the distinct smell of medication in the air—something he hadn’t smelled in a long time.

He then faintly heard the sound of footsteps and quiet conversation in the hallway.

Slowly, Jian Mei opened his eyes and saw the hospital ceiling—clean and bright. The scene before him was no longer the makeshift tent of a rundown hospital; this was a modern, well-equipped hospital.

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