Chapter 179 Sustainable Development

Jin Hongge lay weakly on the ground, feeling his strength slowly returning. He used his hands to support himself and barely managed to sit up, his eyes warily scanning his surroundings.

Apart from a large, unconscious wild boar, there were no other animals around.

Without dwelling on the series of bizarre events, after confirming there was no danger, he immediately checked his legs, and then a look of shock appeared in his eyes.

Although his pants were worn out and his legs were covered in blood, they weren't as mangled as he had imagined. It was just that both of his legs were broken. How was he supposed to leave?

Xiaohua was also thinking about this question: how can she train if she doesn't have legs?

Or... how about practicing your hands and waist?

It manipulated its roots and killed them again.

Yun Wangshu was also watching this scene. When she saw it, her lips twitched. She forcibly put it into her spatial storage. "That's enough for today. Drag him down the mountain." What if he develops psychological trauma after just one session? How will he serve the people in the future?

Little Flower suddenly returned to the space and, hearing her master's voice, was a little happy: "Master, I had Jin Hongge fight the wild boars~~~~"

Yun Wangshu thought to himself, he wasn't fighting with the wild boars, he was clearly being brutally beaten by them, but that was Jin Hongge's incompetence, what did it have to do with Xiaohua?

"Well done, keep up the good work next time."

Little Flower: "Yes, Master!"

Yun Wangshu: "By the way, when you drag him down the mountain, straighten his leg bone and feed him some spiritual spring water. This will help him recover faster and we can start training him sooner."

Xiao Hua thought it made a lot of sense: "Don't worry, Master, I'll feed him a little more."

Soon, Xiao Hua knocked Jin Hongge unconscious, and while secretly dragging him down the mountain, she frantically poured spiritual spring water into his stomach. By the time they dragged him to their doorstep, Jin Hongge's stomach was swollen.

Little Flower grinned: He'll definitely recover faster now! ^_^

Neither the person nor the flower had considered whether Jin Hongge, who had just experienced all of this, could psychologically withstand another bizarre bone healing experience.

Yun Wangshu and the villagers also had a bountiful harvest, and the educated youth in another place also had a great harvest. Before sunset, everyone returned home happily, and the journey was smooth.

As darkness fell, Lin Sumei was still worried about her son. She decided to go and see if anyone from the village had returned. When she opened the door, she saw Jin Hongge lying against the wall.

"Red Songs!"

Lin Sumei was shocked, especially when she saw the blood on Jin Hongge's leg, she almost fainted.

"Hongshuang! Come quickly!"

Hearing her mother's almost screaming cries, Jin Hongshuang's heart skipped a beat. She rushed outside and was equally horrified by Jin Hongge's miserable state, tears streaming down her face.

"Mom, what happened to my brother?"

Lin Sumei was panicking inside, but she pretended to be calm and said, "Let's carry your brother inside first and check him out. After that, you can go find your Uncle Liu to come and take a look."

Liu Zhenguo retired from the army. He had learned a little bit of military medicine and could treat some external injuries, so he was considered a semi-doctor in the village.

The two of them struggled to carry Jin Hongge inside. Lin Sumei cut off his pants and carefully examined him, her expression gradually becoming strange.

The skin wasn't even broken, so where did all this blood come from?

When she saw her son's pants were so badly torn, she thought he was ruined again. Thankfully, he escaped unharmed.

Lin Sumei breathed a sigh of relief, her hands and feet feeling weak. She called Jin Hongshuang over and said, "Go and call your Uncle Liu over. Tell him your brother has fallen and fainted."

Jin Hongshuang asked worriedly, "My brother's leg..."

"It's nothing, nothing at all."