"Sister-in-law, please save my brother. We went up the mountain to encircle and suppress the enemy spies. My brother was shot in the chest. The military doctor said there is no way to save him. I beg you to save my brother. He is the only relative I have left."

Shen Liwu didn’t delay when he heard it, “Wait for me.”

She ran back home and got her own medicine box, which contained her own medicine, which could help her survive for a while.

Running out again, the little soldier paced at the door and waited. Seeing Shen Liwu coming out, he took the medicine box from Shen Liwu's hand and said, "Sister-in-law, let me help you get it."

When they rushed to the infirmary, the door was crowded with people. Soldiers crowded on both sides of the corridor. Some of them lowered their heads with clenched fists; some leaned against the wall with tears in their eyes, as if they would fall at any time.

Shen Liwu hurried through the crowd, his steps hurried. Her eyes swept across the familiar faces, feeling the helplessness and sorrow in the air.

The young soldier who led her here walked in front, pushing away those who were blocking the way and shouting, "Get out of the way! Get out of the way! My sister-in-law is here! She will definitely be able to save my brother!"

There was a slight commotion in the crowd. Some people raised their heads and looked at Shen Liwu. A glimmer of hope flashed in their eyes, but then quickly dimmed. It seemed that they did not have much hope for her future.

Shen Liwu walked straight into the operating room. In the room, the pungent smell of disinfectant hit her in the face, mixed with the smell of blood and the bitter smell of medicine, which was suffocating.

A young man was lying on the operating table, his face as pale as paper, his chest wrapped in thick bandages and blood seeping out. The instrument next to it made a regular ticking sound, and the values ​​displayed on the screen were precarious.

The military doctor saw her coming and shook his head at her, "Doctor Shen, the patient is too seriously injured. The bullet penetrated his chest, damaging the lung and heart. The situation is not optimistic. Even if we perform surgery, the success rate is only 20%."

Shen Liwu put the medicine box on the table without looking at the military doctor again, "Let me do it. Even if there is only 1% chance of saving the patient, we can't just stand by and watch."

The chance of success was only 20%, plus she had 20% of the medicine left. She still wanted to give it a try with a 40% chance. This was a bright life, and she didn't want to give up.

She took a pill from the medicine box and stuffed it into the patient's mouth. He was still conscious, but very weak.

"Doctor An, I need your cooperation."

Doctor An nodded and quickly put on his gloves. "What do you need me to do?"

As Shen Liwu opened the surgical instrument bag, he quickly said, "Get the blood bag ready. I need you to monitor his blood pressure and heart rate at all times. If there is anything abnormal, tell me immediately."

An Yili took immediate action and directed the nurses to prepare blood bags and various monitoring equipment.

After administering the anesthetic, Shen Liwu put on gloves, picked up the scalpel, took a deep breath, and looked at the patient's chest with a firm gaze. Her hand was as steady as a rock, and the blade precisely cut the skin beneath the bandage. Blood gushed out instantly, but her movements did not pause at all.

"Hemostats!" she ordered calmly.

The nurse quickly handed over the hemostatic forceps, Shen Liwu clamped the bleeding point skillfully, and continued the operation. The only sound in the operating room was the ticking of instruments.

The people outside the door were guarding the operating room silently. Bai Jingnan came in from outside and saw that the faces of the brothers guarding the door were not very happy.

"What are you doing here? Don't you want to count the confiscated goods? Get to work."

The soldiers looked at each other, moved their feet hesitantly, but still unwilling to leave.

"Brother Bai, we just want to wait for news and see if we can help."