Su Wan looked at the wounded in front of her. This tragic scene made her feel extremely uncomfortable. She had seen these scenes in movies and TV before.

I didn't feel anything through the screen, but now that I'm in it, only I know the shock.

But these soldiers are all defending their country, sacrificing their own lives, so that the Chinese people can live a stable and prosperous life.

They were not even afraid of death, so why would she be unable to adapt?

Thinking of this, Su Wan놇 secretly encouraged himself.

Su Wan, you can do it, come on!

She walked to the water tank with a pile of bowls beside it. Su Wan opened the lid of the tank and found that there was still half a tank of water inside.

She looked around, no one was looking in this direction, she quickly chanted in her heart, and led the spiritual spring water in the space through that hand.

Soon the tank was full of water.

After that, she picked up the kettle beside her and poured two half bowls of hot water into it. She then used the same trick to add half of the spiritual spring water into the kettle, and then she walked towards the wounded with the water.

She had tried it before and found that the spiritual spring water had a particularly good healing effect on wounds, and the healing speed was twice as fast as normal healing speed.

It is best to soak or wipe the wound with spiritual spring water, which will be better than taking spiritual spring water orally.

But if that were the case, it would definitely arouse suspicion, and the medical staff would definitely not let her get water to clean the wounds.

So now she just let the wounded take the medicine with the spiritual spring water.

After the doctors had bandaged all the injured, Su Wan gave them the medicine.

Su Wan wanted to wake up the wounded who had taken medicine before she came and give them a bowl of spiritual spring water, but seeing that they had all fallen asleep, she really couldn't bear to wake them up again.

I don't know how long they have not slept in the battlefield. This may be the most peaceful sleep they have had since the war began. After all, lying here, they don't have to worry about enemy shells all the time.

At this moment, the man in the white coat who asked him to feed medicine to the soldiers suddenly shouted at her.

"My dear, we have treated all the wounded. Take some time to rest. We will continue the battle tomorrow."

"Excuse me, where can we rest?" Su Wan asked her.

The man in the white coat glanced at her and said, "There aren't enough places for the wounded to lie down, let alone for us. Just find a free place and spend the night there."

Ah, there's not even a way to sleep?

Su Wan was not afraid, because she had her own space. No matter how difficult the conditions were, it didn't matter to her. She could still lie comfortably in bed.

She felt sorry for the medical staff, who worked so hard until midnight and didn't even have a place to rest at night.

But who among the people here is not like this? The soldiers are all fighting with passion and risking their lives to defend their country. Compared to them, this little hardship seems to be nothing.

When she turned around again, the medical staff were resting with their backs to back in a small space next to the temple with their eyes closed.

Su Wan hurriedly found a place to sit down, and soon everyone in the family fell asleep. After they all fell asleep, Su Wan quietly got up and walked behind the water tank.

Before entering the space, she leaned her head to look back, and after making sure that no one noticed her, she slipped into the space.

As soon as she entered, she quickly made herself something to eat. After eating, she didn't even bother to take a shower. She fell on the bed and fell asleep with her head touching the pillow.

When it was almost dawn, Su Wan was awakened by a burst of chaotic footsteps and hurried voices.

Su Wan was so sleepy that she couldn't even open her eyes, but she still forced herself to sit up from the bed.

She rubbed her heavy eyelids vigorously, then looked back and saw that another wounded soldier had been carried in from the battlefield.

Su Wan jumped out of bed with a start. She didn't even bother to wash her face, and came out directly from the space.

The wounded were being carried into this room in an endless stream.

Some of the injured who were able to move yesterday moved to another place on their own accord, while others who were unable to move were carried to another place.

This was a crude treatment room, only used for the wounded who had just returned from the battlefield.

Some of them had bled so much that their thick clothes were soaked through. When the medical staff examined their wounds, they could not help shaking with pain at the slightest touch.

Some could not help but shout a few times, while others would rather grit their teeth and not utter a single sound.

They endured the pain, and the veins on their foreheads bulged out.

Seeing how stubborn they were, Su Wan felt so distressed that tears came to her eyes.

Some of them are still seven or eight years old. Their strong will is truly admirable.

Su Wan watched the medical staff working so hard that they were sweating, but she just stood there like a piece of waste, unable to help at all.

The wounded continued to be carried in, and soon the room was no longer able to accommodate them.

The injured lined up directly at the door.

Many of them have severe bleeding, and if the bleeding is not stopped in time, their lives will be in danger.

Su Wan was so anxious that she was running around in circles. At this time, a man who looked like a leader came over. Seeing this tragic scene and Su Wan standing there stupidly, he was so anxious that he shouted at Su Wan,

"Are you a medical worker? Seeing so many injured people, why didn't you rush to rescue them?"

Su Wan was stunned when she heard this. It seemed that he thought she was a medical staff.

That's great. She didn't know what to do, and was afraid that they would not let him hurt anyone if they saw her in casual clothes.

Since they regarded her as a medical worker, she was a medical worker.

So Su Wan hurried to the water tank, picked up a kettle used for boiling water, filled it with spiritual spring water, and then took some cotton wool and came back.

She soaked cotton wool in spiritual spring water and asked the wounded who could still move their hands to wipe themselves with the cotton wool soaked in spiritual spring water.

She helped those whose hands were motionless to wipe them.

If the wound was particularly severe, she would use a kettle of hot water to rinse the wound directly.

The wounded didn't know her background and thought she was a medical staff. They regarded the bottle of spiritual spring water she brought as a hemostatic and disinfectant and cooperated with her very well.

Those who had their wounds cleaned with the spiritual spring water were pleasantly surprised to find that not only had the bleeding stopped, but the pain as well.

Everyone thought that this makeshift first aid station had a miracle drug that could stop the bleeding.

Ying Suwan was completely unaware of the wounded's surprises. She was working diligently to stop the bleeding for the wounded without stopping for a moment.

When Su Wan squatted down again and was about to stop the bleeding of a wounded man who was unconscious from the bombing of his legs and chest, she glanced at his face and called out to him excitedly.