Although Lu Hao's injury delayed the original filming schedule, he only rested for one day after joining the crew before starting filming again.

However, his leg injury hadn't healed, and many scenes, even if they didn't require him to run or exert himself, still required him to stand or walk a little.

So, after three days of filming, my legs started to swell.

He initially kept it a secret from the film crew, until his assistant caught him applying ice to his skin in his room and realized the seriousness of the situation, which led him to tell Qiao Lin.

Qiao Lin took the person to the hospital for a check-up and sent the results to He Chi to confirm the extent of the injury.

After reviewing the test results, He Chi instructed the patient to rest for the time being and then traveled from the capital to the film studio that very night.

Moreover, they also brought a bunch of special ointments.

As soon as they arrived at Lu Hao's room, they began to criticize him without any hesitation.

"I've already told you, although you can get out of bed now, you can't walk for too long. Are you ignoring what the doctor said? Do you really want to be a cripple?"

"I can't let my injury delay the filming schedule," Lu Hao said with a dry laugh.

He never expected that persisting for three days would lead to this result.

"Is work more important, or your health?" He Chi muttered as he carefully examined his leg injury. "If you're going to work this hard for this little bit of work, you'll be a cripple in the future."

"The doctor said there's nothing serious, I just need to rest for a couple of days." Lu Hao looked at He Chi and said gratefully, "I'm sorry to have troubled you to come all this way, Dr. He."

"Can you trust what those quacks say?" He Chi scoffed, placing several medicines on the table and saying, "This is a patch, change it every two days. This is oral medicine, three times a day. Most importantly, try to avoid using this leg to walk."

"Thank you, Dr. He," Lu Hao said sincerely.

Qiao Lin was just worried, so she sent him the test results, but she didn't expect him to come over right away.

"It's a doctor's duty to be kind, no need to be so polite." He Chi waved his hand, checked the time, and asked, "Are there any places to eat around here?"

"Dr. He, you... haven't eaten yet?" Lu Hao asked in surprise.

He Chi picked up his water glass and drank a large cup, then rubbed his rumbling stomach and said...

"I rushed to catch a flight right after the surgery, and the airplane food wasn't very good either."

Lu Hao thought for a moment and then said.

"The food at the hotel is pretty good, I'll order you a serving."

As he spoke, he made a phone call to order room service.

Before long, someone brought the meal to the room, and He Chi ate it all without any hesitation.

Seeing that he had delivered the medicine and eaten, Qiao Lin took the opportunity to ask him.

"Dr. He, are you staying here for the night, or are you catching a flight back now?"

It's just delivering medicine; there's no need for me to make this trip myself.

"I'll stay one night and go back tomorrow," He Chi said after thinking for a moment. "I'll stay at my sister-in-law's place."

Qiao Lin raised an eyebrow. "Dr. He, are you sure?"

Even if they have a good relationship, he's a man staying at the landlady and Ling Jiao's place. Isn't he afraid that when he goes back, the big boss and the second young master will kill him, silence him, and grind his bones to dust?

He Chi blinked blankly, then, as if struck by a sudden realization, chuckled sheepishly.

"Is Fu Laosan not here?"

"Third Young Master had a notice and couldn't come," Qiao Lin said.

He Chi scratched his head and thought for a moment, then simply lay down on the sofa and said.

"Fine, I'll just stay on this sofa for the night and leave tomorrow morning."

Qiao Lin looked at Lu Hao and said.

"This...isn't that a bit inappropriate?"

"I'm not a woman, what's inappropriate about it?" He Chi asked, puzzled.

"Brother Qiao Lin, it's alright, let Dr. He stay here for the night." Lu Hao readily agreed.

After all, they came to deliver medicine to him, and it would be too inhumane of him not to let them stay overnight.