Shocking! The actress was dragged to the regent's bedchamber every night.

Su Wuli stood up and continued walking to the side.

The wounded soldier had some frostbite; his skin was purplish and swollen.

She crouched down and gently lifted his arm, her fingers touching the skin.

It was as cold as touching a piece of frozen meat.

The wounded soldier bit his lip, his brow furrowed, and remained silent.

Su Wuli was taken aback, then, as if she had thought of something, she pulled out a bag of hand warmers from her sleeve.

This was something she had casually put on her person earlier, and only now did she realize that she hadn't brought the medicine she had brought with her.

Su Wuli stood up and ran outside the tent, calling several soldiers over to move the boxes over.

He then returned to the wounded soldiers' camp, tore open the silver packaging bag, and stuck the heat pack onto the soldier's arm through the gauze, pressing it firmly with his hand.

"This will generate heat, and it will feel more comfortable when applied."

The wounded soldier looked down at the thing stuck to his arm, then looked up at her.

There was doubt in his eyes, but he didn't ask.

After all, this mysterious girl had brought many things and saved the lives of many brothers.

She turned around and walked to the next wounded soldier.

The wounded soldier was very young, looking only in his teens.

There was still a hint of childishness on his face.

His forehead was wrapped in gauze, and a dark red stain seeped through the gauze, spreading from his brow to his hairline.

The person was lying there, eyes closed, it was hard to tell whether they were asleep or awake.

Su Wuli squatted down and gently removed the gauze from his forehead.

After the gauze was removed, the wound underneath was exposed.

The cut ran from the forehead to the cheekbone, the skin peeled back, and black scabs formed at the edges.

Su Wuli's movements became much more skillful. She gently applied iodine to the edges of the wound to disinfect it and soften the scabs.

Then use cotton swabs to gently wipe away the dried blood.

The wounded soldier's eyelids twitched, and he opened his eyes to look at her.

His eyes were bright, and he stared at her intently for two seconds, his black and white eyes clearly defined.

He was immediately shocked, and even somewhat at a loss.

Su Wuli smiled slightly at him, "I'll be gentle, it'll be over in a moment."

The wounded soldier froze, even stopping breathing.

As Su Wuli was tending to the wound, she suddenly noticed that the wounded soldier was stiff all over, and she asked him with some concern.

"Are you alright? Are you feeling unwell anywhere?"

As soon as he finished speaking, the other person stiffly shook his head.

Su Wuli still felt something was wrong. "Are you having trouble breathing? Should I have the army doctor check you again?"

Just as Su Wuli was about to get up, the soldier finally spoke.

"I'm fine," the soldier said somewhat hurriedly.

Su Wuli paused, observing his somewhat rapid breathing for a moment before not calling for help.

Continue treating the wound, apply gauze and secure it with tape.

After treating several wounded soldiers, her movements became faster and faster.

Dr. Sun walked over from the side, carrying a bowl of freshly brewed medicine.

Steam rose from the rim of the bowl, carrying a bitter smell.

He squatted down next to Su Wuli, looking at the wounded soldier who had just been bandaged by her.

The gauze was folded neatly, and the tape was applied precisely.

He glanced at her fingers; inevitably, there were traces of iodine and blood between them.

He placed the medicine bowl aside and asked, "Has Young Master Su done this before?"

Su Wuli looked at the blood-stained gauze in her hand. "I only used it to treat my family members before."

Actually, I only helped Yu Chen with that.

The military doctor noticed a slight shift in her eyes and nodded in approval.

He then stood up and left without asking any more questions.

Su Wuli squatted there, tidying up the used gauze and cotton swabs.

The tent fell silent.

Su Wuli stood there, her hands hanging at her sides.

Sun Nian, the military doctor, walked over from the corner and handed her a clean handkerchief.

"Thank you." She took it and wiped her hands.

"Young Master Su, you've worked hard." Doctor Sun's voice was a little hoarse.

She shook her head. "It's alright, not tiring at all."

She folded the handkerchief and placed it on the low table. "Tell me if you run out of medicine, and I'll figure something out."

As soon as he finished speaking, astonishment appeared in Dr. Sun's eyes.

They had never seen those medicines before, yet this man made the promise so easily.

After resting for a while, the cardboard boxes in Yu Chen's tent were also moved over.

Su Wuli took a few hand warmers and handed them to a wounded soldier next to her.

His arm was wrapped in gauze, and he took the object with his other hand, turning it over and over in his hand, unsure of how to use it.

She opened a packet and demonstrated how to use it to him, "Applying it like this will generate heat and keep you warm."

The soldier looked down, and his palm slowly warmed.

He looked up at her in astonishment, his face revealing undisguised surprise.

Su Wuli went on to serve the next person, completely unaware that the sky outside was gradually darkening.

Yu Chen stood by the tent curtain, silently watching her squatting by the bed and taking apart the hand warmers.

Then I watched as she stuffed them one by one into the blankets of the wounded soldiers.

Su Wuli didn't notice him, and kept her head down, concentrating on unpacking the package.

Her finger was scratched by the edge of the packaging bag; she flinched but didn't stop.

He rubbed his fingers on the fabric and continued unpacking.

After finally finishing distributing the gifts, Su Wuli stood up. Her knees were a little numb from squatting for so long, so she subconsciously reached out to hold onto the edge of the bed for support.

As soon as I turned around, I saw Yu Chen standing by the tent curtain.

Su Wuli was stunned for a moment; she hadn't noticed when he arrived.

The military doctor next to him had just seen it too. He put down the bowl of medicine in his hand, stood up, straightened his robes, and saluted Yu Chen.

She walked over and stood in front of him, rolling up her sleeves to her forearms to reveal her wrists.

She looked up at him. "Finished the meeting?"

"Hmm," the man responded, his gaze shifting from her face to the section of her forearm outside her sleeve.

"Why did you come here?" he asked.

Su Wuli turned her head to look at the wounded soldiers behind her. "There are quite a few more wounded soldiers. I had nothing to do anyway, so I came to help out."

As soon as he finished speaking, Yu Chen's gaze swept past her and swept over the bunks where she had stuffed hand warmers.

The soldiers wrapped themselves tightly in their blankets, and some had already closed their eyes to rest.

Dr. Sun walked over from the side and saluted Yu Chen.

"How is the situation?" Yu Chen asked.

Sun, the military doctor, straightened up and shifted his gaze from Yu Chen's face to Su Wuli's.

He said, "Thanks to the medicine that Young Master Su brought, the soldiers suffered much less."

He paused and then said, "The high fevers of some patients have subsided, and the wound infections have been brought under control. Several seriously injured patients who were thought not to make it through the next two days are now conscious."

Yu Chen nodded as he listened, without saying anything.

After speaking, Dr. Sun saluted again and stepped aside.

Yu Chen looked down at her, a few stray hairs escaping from her hair bun and hanging down beside her ears.

He reached out and tucked a few stray hairs behind his ear, then withdrew his hand.

"I'm gone."

"Mm." Su Wuli nodded slightly.