Hearing the old lady relent, Chen Shuning quickly assured her, "Don't worry, Grandma, I'm a mother now, and I also have to think about my son, so I won't joke around with my health."

"Shuning, Grandma knows you've always been a sensible and well-behaved child, and you've always been sensible in your actions."

But Grandma couldn't help but nag a bit more: health is the foundation of everything; without a healthy body, you have nothing.

"Just as you said, now that you're a mother, you have to think more about your child in everything you do, understand?" Grandma said earnestly.

"Don't worry, Grandma, I know what I'm doing. I'll definitely be extra careful."

Even for the sake of the baby, I would never joke with my own health. We will definitely have a complete and happy family, and I will definitely bring Chaoyang home safely. Chen Shuning replied firmly.

Despite her deep reluctance, the old lady chose to trust her intuition.

After all, she had personally experienced the war-torn period, and at that time she had also rushed to the front line without hesitation.

Therefore, she could very well understand the feeling of being anxious and restless because of one's loved one.

The old lady agreed to let Chen Shuning go to the battlefield because she was worried about her grandson and also because she empathized with Chen Shuning's feelings at that moment.

Therefore, she was unable to stop it from happening, knew she was powerless to stop it, and understood that even if she wanted to stop it, it would be futile.

It was precisely because of Grandma's understanding that He Ma and Lu Jinghua didn't even have Chen Shuning say anything; instead, the old lady made a phone call herself.

No one knows exactly what the old lady said, but the result was that Chen Shuning successfully infiltrated the medical staff before Lu Jinghua's team set off.

Despite having watched numerous films and documentaries, none of them could compare to the profound impact of witnessing this devastation firsthand.

Once a heavy industrial city with a population of over one million, it is now difficult to find even a single intact building. Broken tiles and bricks are scattered everywhere, makeshift sheds are visible in all directions, and there are countless pairs of eyes filled with despair.

The medical team was eventually settled in a temporary tent area set up in the square of the mechanical school, where nearby medical staff had already been treating the wounded.

However, due to a severe shortage of medical personnel, many of the wounded in this makeshift hospital were unable to receive timely and effective treatment, and the air was filled with painful cries.

Such a scene left everyone with no time to settle their luggage; they simply threw it into the tents and immediately threw themselves into the rescue work.