Now!

Su Wantang swiftly drew the syringe, inserted it into an inconspicuous acupoint on the back of his neck, and then withdrew it. The entire process took less than a second.

"Hmm?" Lu Linchuan seemed to sense something and frowned slightly.

"What's wrong?" Su Wantang asked calmly, her palms already covered in cold sweat.

"It feels like I got bitten by a mosquito." Lu Linchuan rubbed the back of his neck nonchalantly, not thinking much of it.

Su Wantang's heart, which had been hanging in suspense, finally settled back into her stomach.

Looking at her husband's unguarded sleeping face, she felt both lingering fear and relief.

She would keep this secret buried deep in her heart forever. As long as he was alright, she was willing to bear any burden.

With Sun Xiulian's successful example, Su Wantang gained confidence.

The next morning, she took a vaccine and went to find Uncle Qian.

"Uncle Qian, this is an improved version of my folk remedy for injection. I used it on Sister-in-law Sun Xiulian yesterday, and you saw it. It worked very well."

Uncle Qian looked at the small, peculiar syringe in her hand with a serious expression.

He remained silent for a long time.

As a rigorously trained military medic, he instinctively resisted something of unknown origin that hadn't undergone any clinical trials. It was against regulations; the risks were too great.

But when he looked up, he could see the infirmary filled with patients groaning in pain, and even more people waiting in despair outside.

Rules are rigid, but people are flexible.

He recalled the miraculous medicine powder that Su Wantang used to revive him, and Sun Xiulian's miraculous recovery.

"Comrade Su," he looked into Su Wantang's eyes and asked, word by word, "tell me the truth, are you confident about this?"

"Yes," Su Wantang answered decisively, her gaze clear and firm.

Uncle Qian slammed his fist on the table and made up his mind.

"Try it! If anything goes wrong, I'll take the blame!"

They selected several patients with the most critical conditions.

When Su Wantang injected the blue medicine into their bodies, all the medical staff's hearts were in their throats.

A miracle has occurred once again.

The patients with persistent high fevers began to see their body temperatures drop at a visible rate. The patients who were having difficulty breathing and were almost suffocating gradually had their breathing become stable.

An hour later, all the patients who had been vaccinated had experienced a significant improvement in their condition.

The entire infirmary was first deathly silent, then erupted into thunderous cheers!

"It works! It really works!"

"We're saved!"

Uncle Qian was so excited that tears streamed down his face. He grabbed Su Wantang's hand, his lips trembling, unable to utter a single word.

The news was immediately reported to the military region.

Experts from the military hospital rushed to the scene. They took samples of the vaccine for analysis, but found that with the current technology, it was impossible to analyze all the components, let alone replicate them.

This is simply a miracle in the medical field!

Time was of the essence. With Qian Bo and many cured military family members as guarantors, the military region leaders made a decisive decision: to promote it on a large scale!

Su Wantang provided what she called her "family recipe"—a simplified and disguised version that was mass-produced by the military hospital's pharmaceutical factory.

One after another, life-saving vaccines were sent to military dependents' compounds and to cities shrouded in the epidemic.

The spread of the epidemic was effectively contained.

The panic outside the city gradually subsided as truckloads of vaccines were transported out.

The sun shone again on the city, dispelling the gloom of the past few days. People reappeared on the streets, factories resumed operations, schools reopened, and everything was slowly returning to normal.

Two weeks later, in the military region's auditorium.

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