After pickling the salted duck eggs, Lu Qiqi went to move the gray rabbit to a new place.
The lawn where the rabbits were originally kept has been eaten down to the roots by several rabbits. If we don't move it to a new place soon, the grass will probably be completely eaten away.
The gray rabbits have rather stiff fur and are used to living in the wild all year round. They seem to be having some difficulty adapting to being raised in captivity.
Lu Qiqi thought that if she wanted the rabbit meat to taste good, she should exercise more to make the meat firm.
Once these rabbits have multiplied a bit, we'll bring Wangcai in.
It's good to help these rabbits stretch their muscles and bones, and it can also help Wangcai develop his wildness and ambition as a wolf.
Just as she was thinking about where to designate the school district, she saw Wangcai running over.
They circled around her a few times, as if welcoming her home.
Seeing how lively Wangcai was, Lu Qiqi immediately thought of Xiao Ye, who suffered from insomnia.
I wonder if it's still suffering from insomnia after not venturing out into the darkness for several days.
Thinking this, Lu Qiqi took Wangcai to find Xiaoye under the big tree, wanting to see if the tiger's sleep had improved.
A wolf and a man stood under a big tree, while a tiger lay listlessly on the grass.
When Xiao Ye saw Lu Qiqi, she slightly lifted her eyelids to glance at her, then continued to lower her head to rest.
Seeing Xiao Ye's exhausted state of mind, Lu Qiqi knew very well that it had been sleeping poorly these past few days, let alone getting any quality sleep.
In that case, she should take Xiao Ye out in the future to experience the difference between day and night, lest it die suddenly from lack of sleep before it even meets Xiao Hua.
Xiao Ye was taken out of the space by Lu Qiqi. Looking at the dark tent, drowsiness immediately overwhelmed her, and she soon fell asleep.
Seeing this, Lu Qiqi felt very sorry for Xiao Ye's hardship. This creature, which was normally mostly nocturnal, had become awake during the day and asleep at night because of chasing after his wife.
After a busy day, Lu Qiqi felt a bit sore in her shoulders and neck. She drank a cup of spiritual spring water, then took off her shoes and socks, lifted the blanket, and went to sleep, hoping that she would feel better when she woke up the next day.
After Yi Hu and Yi Shi fell asleep, Wang Cai circled the tent once, found nothing amiss, and then snuggled up next to Xiao Ye and fell asleep.
After a good night's sleep, I spent several days treating wounded soldiers at the East Gate. There were still many wounded soldiers at the main camp, waiting for the medical personnel to come and provide them with medicine.
The next morning, Lu Qiqi put the wolf and tiger back into her spatial storage.
Then he put all the gifts that General Wu had sent into the small wooden house in his space, preparing to meet up with Ren Yuan and the others.
When Shijiu heard that Lu Qiqi was going back to the camp, he quickly brought breakfast to Song Yanqing's tent.
"Village head, there are too many things, should I go and hitch up a horse-drawn carriage?"
Before seeing him, she heard his voice. Looking up, Lu Qiqi saw Nineteen walking over from outside the high-hanging curtain.
"Where are the gifts General Wu sent?" Nineteen asked in surprise when he saw that the table where the gifts were placed was empty.
Lu Qiqi couldn't very well say that she had put it away, so after thinking for a while, she said, "Your young master sent it to the camp for me, so you don't need to worry about it."
I see.
Nineteen suddenly realized that the young master was truly amazing; his thoughtfulness and attentiveness were so remarkable that even a young girl would be completely captivated by him.
After fooling Nineteen, Lu Qiqi learned from him that Song Yanqing had been busy with official business recently, so she didn't go to say goodbye to him, since she would always run into him in the camp anyway.
After several days of busy work, the group returned to the main camp in a grand procession.
As soon as they entered the military camp, they heard the sound of horses' hooves and wheels rolling, quite a commotion.
Lu Qiqi turned around and saw more than a dozen carriages heading towards the camp.
The carriage stopped outside the military camp, and the people inside gradually disembarked.
One or two people who were prone to motion sickness got off the carriage like weak shrimps, and as soon as their feet touched the ground, they grabbed the wheels and started vomiting.
Even from a distance, Lu Qiqi could almost smell the odor, which made her frown slightly.
As these people approached, she noticed that half of the doctors in the dozen or so carriages were familiar faces.
A dozen or so healers who had fought side by side in Tianxin Village were now forced by imperial decree to go to the border town to treat wounded soldiers.
It is clear that the dozens of taels of silver bestowed by the Emperor of Jin were not so easy to earn; he would not let go until he had squeezed out the last bit of value.
This is like the shopkeeper's employees, who not only work from day to night, but also have to work late into the night, squeezing out every last bit of their labor power so that not a single penny of wages is wasted.
Lu Qiqi spotted Doctor Qin and Doctor Ma in the crowd at first glance.
Doctor Qin handed a document to the guard, and after checking it several times, he was allowed to let the group of doctors into the military camp.
Doctor Qin was the first to spot Lu Qiqi. Carrying his medicine chest and bundle, he bowed to her and said, "Greetings, Township Head."
"No need for formalities. You've just arrived. I'll have someone take you to the imperial physician to report for duty."
When you're away from home, in unfamiliar territory, surrounded by military camps filled with armored soldiers and sharp blades, encountering someone you know is always a happy thing, even if you don't burst into tears.
Dr. Ma had been on a long trip and his skin was quite tanned. He grinned and said, "It's a good thing the village chief is here, otherwise we would be completely clueless and wouldn't know anything. We might even commit a major taboo in the army and not be able to explain ourselves."
Lu Qiqi wasn't buying his flattery and reminded him, "Now that we've arrived at the border, we should treat the soldiers' wounds properly, not waste our medical skills, and contribute to the Great Jin Dynasty."
Upon hearing this, Dr. Ma, Dr. Qin, and the other traditional Chinese medicine practitioners present all understood the meaning behind Lu Qiqi's words.
The border town treats wounded soldiers, and although they are all external injuries, there is really no way to help them without some skill.
The physicians had come from afar, and they couldn't very well be humiliated. Besides, the Tatars had been invading the Great Jin for a long time, and every citizen of the Great Jin wanted to kill the Tatars as soon as possible.
If we can do our utmost to treat the soldiers on the front lines and pacify the border region as soon as possible, they can also return home sooner.
Ren Yuan led the newly arrived doctors to see Imperial Physician Ren, and Lu Qiqi watched the doctors' departing figures.
Thinking that the military medical team has gained another member, if they could all learn suturing techniques, they could find manpower immediately and make reasonable arrangements for treatment work, no matter what battle they encounter in the future.
Therefore, Lu Qiqi decided to go to see Doctor Luo today. She would be responsible for teaching these doctors how to perform surgery and sutures, while Doctor Luo would use his experience of traveling the world to teach them how to maximize the use of wound medicine.
Thinking about this, she realized she had come up with a brilliant idea.
So, Lu Qiqi headed straight for Doctor Luo's tent.
Lu Qiqi, invited into the camp by Doctor Luo, clearly stated her purpose.
To her surprise, Dr. Luo's expression changed instantly, and he scolded her like she was cursing a grandson, "Those stupid idiots, even Wangcai learns faster than them!"
Lu Qiqi was surprised that after only a few days apart, Doctor Luo had so much prejudice against these doctors.
She cautiously probed, "Dr. Luo, did these doctors say something unpleasant, or do something despicable?"
Dr. Luo then realized who the culprit was and pointed at Lu Qiqi, cursing, "You're that little rascal!"
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