The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

Wei Chenglin suddenly stopped.

"Did you hear anything?"

Both soldiers shook their heads.

But Wei Chenglin believed in himself, turned around and started walking back. As he walked, he seemed to see a little light.

Upon closer inspection, however, nothing could be seen.

Any doubts must not be overlooked.

Wei Chenglin quickened his pace, and even started running.

He was waving a flashlight around.

Finally, I saw someone by the water.

Out of professional habit, Wei Chenglin did not dare to step forward rashly, but instead drew his gun.

"Don't move, hands up!"

Li Tian, ​​who was unconscious, naturally couldn't give any response.

Wei Chenglin kicked Li Tian with his foot while holding up his gun, but there was still no reaction.

After all, they were comrades-in-arms, not real enemies, so Wei Chenglin quickly squatted down to check on them.

I checked his breathing and shone a flashlight into his eyes.

I was startled by Li Tian's condition.

"He's still breathing, but unconscious. Quick, save him!"

Wei Chenglin threw his gun and backpack to his comrade, then squatted down and carried Li Tian on his back.

One person carried the load and led the way, while another helped support Li Tian. The three of them quickly ran towards where the car was parked.

Once in the car, Wei Chenglin immediately began reporting to his superiors via radio.

It is said that a female soldier fell into a coma, the cause of which is unknown, but it is speculated that she was bitten by something.

Upon learning of the situation, the military region immediately dispatched a rescue helicopter...

Upon receiving the news, Li Yuanchao, fearing that Li Tian might be injured, also rushed over.

Li Tian woke up two days after being admitted to the hospital.

The snake venom is no longer dangerous once the corresponding antivenom is used. The reason she slept for so long was because she was too tired.

Being in deep sleep is more conducive to the body's self-repair.

"Awake?"

Li Tian raised her hand to rub her eyes, and only then did she vaguely see that it was her father who was speaking.

It seems she's not dead; she's incredibly resilient.

Li Yuanchao used a damp cloth to wipe Li Tian's eyes.

Are you thirsty?

Li Tian nodded.

Li Yuanchao carefully fed his daughter water with a spoon.

"Tian Tian, ​​you've slept for two days, the exercise is already over..."

Li Yuanchao found himself speechless when he recalled the first time he saw his daughter.

Li Tian was covered in mud and water, and was unconscious. It was truly heartbreaking to see her like that.

Fortunately, this wasn't actually behind enemy lines, and the capital city had the best medical facilities.

If anything were to happen to Li Tian, ​​he would have no face to see Ji Yun in the future.

He deeply regretted agreeing to let his daughter take this path.

In this day and age, whose daughter would suffer like this from a family like theirs!

"Grandpa and Grandma don't know I'm injured, right?"

Li Yuanchao sniffed and tilted his head back.

"I didn't dare say it, and I didn't go home."

Li Tian smiled and tugged at her father's finger.

It seems he has shouldered all the fear and anxiety these past two days by himself.

"Dad, I'm alright."

Li Yuanchao raised his hand and patted his daughter's forehead.

I wanted to offer some words of comfort, but I didn't know what to say.

Should I tell my daughter not to work so hard next time?

As a soldier, he couldn't bring himself to say it.

On the battlefield, only those who dare to fight desperately can survive.

But as an elderly father, he really didn't want to see his child collapse again...

"Dad, which side won?"

Li Yuanchao glared at his daughter in annoyance upon hearing this.

"You won! You won big!"

Li Tian was delighted to hear this news.

If you've put in the effort, you'll naturally want the best possible outcome.

"Our brigade has done a great service, hasn't it?"

Li Yuanchao nodded.

"I'll write a proper summary of my actions later."

Li Tian blinked.

"Is this an assignment or your personal request?"

Li Yuanchao did not give a direct answer.

"Your team's actions have taught everyone a lesson. If you just send your team out like this, do you think you can still achieve victory?"

Li Tian nodded.

"A summary is definitely necessary. The Red Army troops participating in the exercise should especially reflect on why we had so many loopholes to exploit."

Li Yuanchao thought so too, but Li Tian had just woken up, so it wasn't appropriate to talk about these things anymore.

"It was Wei Chenglin who saved you; thank him properly now that you've met him."

Li Tian remembered the name.

Li Yuanchao helped his daughter sit up.

"What would you like to eat? I'll have someone prepare it."

Li Tian licked her lips.

"Can I eat whatever I want?"

Li Yuanchao was not good at coaxing children, and Li Tian was no longer a child.

"I've been starving for several days, so I need to rest my stomach first."

Aside from the poisoning, Li Tian only had external injuries and had no dietary restrictions.

But since they haven't eaten for several days, they can't just start eating big meals of meat and fish right away.

Li Tian pursed her lips, realizing that this left her with little choice.

"You're awake!"

Li Tian looked up at the person who spoke and immediately smiled.

"Master, did you bring me anything delicious?"

Kong Man shook the thermos in her hand.

"Millet porridge cooked by my aunt."

Li Tian smiled; there was nothing else she could strive for now.

Li Yuanchao greeted Kong Man.

"You guys keep chatting, I just need to go out for a bit."

Kong Man nodded. She knew that Li Yuanchao was giving them some space and avoiding suspicion.

He put down the thermos and served Li Tian a bowl of golden millet porridge.

"Do I need to feed you?"

Li Tian shook her head repeatedly.

Being fed by someone is not comfortable.

Kongman opened two more small jars and placed them on the small table.

"My aunt's homemade pickles are very appetizing."

Li Tian has eaten quite a lot of these and really likes them.

I immediately took a spoon and scooped some onto the porridge.

Before Kong Man could even finish her work, she peeled two more boiled eggs for Li Tian.

"Let's eat this for the first meal, and we can eat whatever we want tomorrow."

Li Tian nodded and began to eat with relish.

"Master, is everything alright in the team? Are they all okay?"

Kong Man took a handkerchief and wiped Li Tian's mouth.

"Everything's fine. They're all busy writing summaries and eager to come see you, but Wusheng didn't approve."

Li Tian smiled; this was indeed like Wu the Skinflint's style.

"I'm fine now, I should be able to be discharged from the hospital soon."

Kong Man reached out and patted Li Tian on the shoulder.

Seeing Li Tian is like seeing my former self.

"Stay a couple more days before going back, take good care of your health, and you'll have to go back to normal training when you get back to the barracks."

That's true; once we go back, we won't get the same treatment as patients anymore.

Li Tian did not refute.

After Li Tian finished eating, Kong Man packed up and left.

She didn't have time to spend with Li Tian all the time.

After seeing Kong Man off, Li Tian took a walk downstairs.

Lying down for too long isn't a good thing either; it makes you feel uncomfortable all over.

"You're awake. Don't walk too much yet, don't tire yourself out."

Li Tian nodded and thanked the doctor she didn't know.

"Hello, would you like me to bring you a wheelchair?"

Li Tian waved her hand and thanked the enthusiastic nurse.

Along the way, she encountered many people who greeted her warmly.

Li Tian found it strange that just because she was hospitalized, it felt like everyone knew her.

Back in her ward, Li Tian asked about Xiao Bai, the nurse who had been taking care of her.