Sun Han forced himself to get through it so as not to worry Cheng Shuang.

After leaving the bedroom with the mirror, Cheng Shuang instantly grasped the simple and brutal principle: if she had any doubts about an object, she would immediately start burning it without hesitation.

With Dragon Flame leading the way and Sang Sang Monster covering their rear, they avoided other protectors if possible. If they couldn't avoid them and the other party was arrogant and provocative, Dragon Flame could instantly transform into Tony the hairdresser and give them a free chance to go bald, regardless of gender.

It was this overwhelming, invincible aura that allowed them to burn their way through without hindrance.

After leaving the haunted house, Sun Han's legs went weak and he almost collapsed on the spot. It was Cheng Shuang who kept an eye on him and caught him in time.

Sun Han took off his glasses, and fine beads of sweat had already dampened his eyelashes. With the little girl's help, the two went to a dessert shop and sat down.

He gasped, "Now I know how miserable it is to be weak and sickly!"

Cheng Shuang straightened her chest and said, "Although it's painful, life is still wonderful. Uncle Sun, look at me, I'm beautiful, cute, healthy, and smart. I will never be easily defeated!"

Sun Han couldn't help but laugh, and repeatedly agreed, repeating the little girl's self-praise.

It's quite interesting to talk about it myself, but I feel a little embarrassed when others praise me.

Cheng Shuang scratched her cheek and whispered, "I'm going to buy some drinks, so I won't be prevented from resting if I don't buy anything."

Seeing the little girl run towards the counter, Sun Han let out a heavy sigh, rubbed his brows, thought for a moment, took out all the powder pills, and swallowed them with a heavy heart.

This time, Cheng Shuang's energy was depleted the most. If it weren't for her repair skills, he wouldn't have made it this far, let alone anyone else. So he wanted to save some money so as not to add any burden to the little girl.

However, his overall condition was really bad, and if he didn't recover his spirits soon, he would only cause trouble for his companions.

Sun Han eventually took ten pills, and by the time Cheng Shuang returned, he was clearly much better.

Cheng Shuang frowned slightly, pouting as she scolded, "Uncle Sun, did you take the pills again?" The little girl was somewhat disapproving yet helpless, "I haven't fully mastered the repairman's skills yet. I'm afraid the damage from your resurrection can't be replenished by the pills. Two more serious injuries!"

The little girl muttered to herself, her eyes beginning to redden.

Sun Han felt extremely distressed and quickly pulled her to sit down. He took out a tissue and dabbed it over her red eyes. His clear voice lowered, revealing a unique gentleness beneath its competence, "You have to believe in yourself! Baby, you are amazing. You have accomplished many things that adults cannot do, including skills."

“There’s nothing to be proud of!” Cheng Shuang said defiantly, not sure if she was angry at herself or at Sun Han for taking the medication so rashly. She wiped her face with a tissue and tilted her head to look at Sun Han seriously. “So how are you feeling? Is there anything uncomfortable, or any mechanical voice reminding you?”

Just then, the shop assistant brought over the desserts and drinks. Sun Han simply shook his head. Only after the plastic figure left did he pick up his drink and speak, "No, it feels great. Bao, never tell outsiders about your repair skills. Don't easily reveal them to newcomers unless they trust you." Because such powerful skills can breed greed.

The convenience store staff were originally just seen as repairmen who could fix any damaged item or, to some extent, replace all types of pills, instantly bringing the maintainer to their best condition.

Previously, I didn't want to take advantage of Cheng Shuang, so I saved money in every way and wouldn't use the powder pills unless absolutely necessary.

But after this incident, everyone will probably have to reassess the value and importance of the steroids.

The convenience store staff haven't had time to discuss this, but that doesn't mean they don't care.

Although Cheng Shuang didn't say how many pills were used to save Sun Han, the fact that the little girl fainted from exhaustion was still a potential problem.

Such a powerful skill provides several more chances to save lives. If the person who faints is unaware of this, it could be a warning or a limit. Could it be that one day, in order to save one of them, Cheng Shuang might never wake up again?

Humans are selfish, but they were not selfish enough to disregard the lives of their companions.

Moreover, this applies to Cheng Shuang.

It's not hard to say whether they would have survived to this moment if they hadn't had this child, or if they were at another rest stop.

From a skill perspective, they have encountered far too many highly skilled individuals who carelessly died at the hands of the guardians of the death zone, while their skills are far from being good enough to avoid death.

Every death zone is a test of both luck and skill.

Having Cheng Shuang is a matter of luck; they only need to keep honing their skills.

From the very beginning, the convenience store had far more people than other rest stops.

Sun Han gently comforted Cheng Shuang, took a sip of his drink, but the next second, his expression turned strange as he almost spat it out.

Seeing this, Cheng Shuang silently covered her face, "I thought you weren't feeling well, Uncle Sun, you should drink more hot water!"

Straight men's quotes can be very harmful.

Forcing down the water that stung his burning lips, Sun Han said seriously, "When we get back, Uncle Sun will pick out some serious books for you. Be good, stop watching idol dramas with your Uncle Du, or you'll be a lifelong bachelor when you grow up!"

The little girl's face instantly turned horrified. "Uncle Sun, you're too cruel! I still have many decades left in my life! Being destined to be single is just too tragic!"

Sun Han, both amused and exasperated, pinched her little nose. Ha, he's old, so he's destined to be single forever, huh!

After finishing their dessert, the two headed straight to the place where they had arranged to meet the others. The four of them waited there in an orderly fashion. Liu Juan was feeling a little down, but as soon as she saw Cheng Shuang, she couldn't help but hug her.

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