Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Character Just Wants to Die a Natural Death

Yao Feiran followed Yun Mao out of the valley. Yun Mao was a woman in her twenties with an oval face and a gentle and kind appearance. She looked at Yao Feiran curiously: "You are so young and your martial arts have reached the peak of the third rank. I heard that you are also the sister of Xuanli Hall Master."

"I just broke through these past few days."

"That's quite a remarkable talent. I'll leave the next six months in your care."

With a basket on her back, Yunmao embarked on her journey as a doctor. She would stop in a village and treat people for free. At first, no one believed her, but many poor people had no choice but to come to Yunmao seeking a glimmer of hope.

Those who were able to leave the valley already possessed the basic qualifications to practice medicine. After Yunmao treated several people, the number of people coming to see him gradually increased.

"Dr. Yun, quickly check on him, he has already fainted."

At this moment, several burly men carried up a person covered in blood. Yunmao quickly stepped forward to take his pulse and found that the pulse was weak, which was a sign of massive bleeding.

She found the bleeding point and discovered that most of the other person's arm had been torn off, probably by some wild animal. Yunmao pressed a clean strip of cloth against the wound: "Feiran, please tie up the upper part of his arm. It will require a lot of force, otherwise the bleeding will not stop."

Yao Feiran got up and tied the rope around her arm above the wound. After a long time, the gushing blood slowly stopped.

"We've run out of hemostatic powder and warming medicine." Yun Mao looked anxious. She couldn't move her hands and was still cleaning the wound. The other man had several wounds that were bleeding. Yao Feiran had stopped the bleeding from the artery, but the man had already suffered a great loss of energy and needed the hemostatic powder to stop the bleeding from the other smaller wounds.

Yao Feiran said, "I've seen Sister Yunmao do this a few times, so I already know how to prepare and mix medicine. If you trust me, please let me go."

Yunmao pondered for a moment, then said, "Then please take out the medicine box, and I'll watch you prepare it."

"Um."

Yao Feiran took out her medicine box and methodically mixed the medicines together, grinding them into powder. Yun Mao gradually showed a look of surprise.

Yao Feiran applied the hemostatic powder to the wound and then began to brew a nourishing medicine. She had to add more medicine along the way, but even so, there were no mistakes.

After a busy afternoon, the man's breathing finally calmed down.

The others then told Yunmao that the man was a hunter from the village who was bitten by a tiger. If the tiger hadn't already eaten its fill and a large group of villagers hadn't come up the mountain, he probably would have lost his life long ago.

"Thank you so much, Dr. Yun. Dr. Yun is truly kind-hearted."

"No need to thank me. Take these medicines and decoct them every day. You will get better gradually, but this hand is probably useless now."

They were already very grateful to have survived, and they left with profuse thanks.

"Feiran, you have a good memory." Yunmao looked embarrassed. "This was originally my responsibility, so I'm sorry to have troubled you."

"It's alright. I'm also interested in medicine, but I chose to practice martial arts back then."

Yunmao's eyes showed a thoughtful look, then he smiled and said, "If you don't mind, I have a complete guide to medicinal herbs and some medical books in my basket. When we return to the Medicine Valley, you can borrow them from the library. I can also ask my father to teach you."

As long as one is a member of the Medicine Valley, one can still borrow ordinary medical books. However, the appreciation and gentleness in Yun Mao's eyes warmed Yao Feiran's heart. Thinking that soon, most of the people in the Medicine Valley would be killed, just to fulfill the so-called love and hatred, she felt a tightness in her chest.

After that, Yao Feiran became Yunmao's assistant. Yunmao often said that she had a good memory and could understand things very quickly. If she had chosen medicine earlier, she would definitely have gained the elders' appreciation and learned the medical skills in the forbidden area.

Yao Feiran remained unmoved. Right now, her main focus was still on learning martial arts. Only by killing could she stop the killing. Those mentally ill people wouldn't let her go just because she had healed so many people.

Two months later, Yunmao's reputation spread, and even wealthy merchants from the county town traveled long distances to seek treatment, carrying boxes full of gold and silver. Yunmao refused the money and only accepted payment for the herbs, which made Yao Feiran envious for a long time.

However, such are the rules of the Medical Valley. If one is blinded by money, the original purpose of this medical training will be lost.

After Yunmao cured the wealthy merchant, the merchant gave Yao Feiran two gold ingots as he left, and Yao Feiran did not refuse them.

"Doctor Yun is compassionate and merciful to the poor, but you, his maid, are utterly vulgar. You secretly accepted these gifts, aren't you afraid of ruining Doctor Yun's reputation?"

Yao Feiran glanced at the speaker, who was tall and straight, dressed in a gray brocade robe, with an incomparably handsome face, and a malicious smile appeared on his lips.

They mistook her for Yunmao's maid. Yao Feiran looked the person up and down, and after a moment's thought, she finally guessed who it was.

He was Xiao Heng, Xiao Jue's greatest enemy. Unfortunately, he was just one step off and failed to kill Xiao Jue, which instead led to a reconciliation between the two.

Yao Feiran turned and left. This person was not to be trifled with, lest she offend Xiao Jue and the others in advance. As she left, she felt that the person's gaze was fixed on her back.

Xiao Heng stared intently at Yao Feiran's figure. Someone beside him asked curiously, "Your Highness, weren't we supposed to be observing Doctor Yun?"

A hint of disappointment flashed in his dark pupils: "Her medical skills aren't good enough."

After returning to the house, Yunmao said, "I'm going to change the location today."

"Um."

The two packed their luggage, and soon it was evening. At this moment, Yao Feiran's expression changed slightly. She heard footsteps approaching outside, and there were no fewer than three people.

"Sister Yunmao, please go inside first."

Yunmao also sensed the problem. She knew that staying here would only be a burden to Feiran, so she could only tell her to be careful before going inside.

Yao Fei took out a long sword from the winnowing basket, her face indifferent. In her spare time these days, she had not forgotten to practice martial arts. Her Ten Thousand Slashes Sword Technique had reached perfection, and she was only one opportunity away from becoming a second-rate master.

The courtyard door was kicked open quickly, and four or five men in black rushed out. Yao Feiran, who was already waiting nearby, swiftly killed two of them with her knife. The others were completely stunned, not expecting there to be another expert among them. One of the men shouted, "Something's wrong! Run!"

Yao Feiran was determined not to let the tiger return to the mountain. Driven by her inner energy, she slammed the courtyard gate shut. With a calm expression, she picked up her knife and killed all the remaining people.

A bunch of rabble. Yao Feiran was so wary of them before, but they were killed so easily. I guess the person in charge behind them isn't very good either.

"I didn't expect you to be so murderous. I underestimated you."

A leisurely voice drifted over, and Yao Feiran's expression changed slightly. She hadn't even noticed that there was another person, so this person must be more skilled than her in martial arts.

She turned her head and saw a black figure sitting on the wall; she recognized him as Xiao Heng.

"Did you send them?"

"If I had sent someone, you wouldn't have had it so easy."