Forced to marry a disabled man in the countryside? I'll repay you tenfold!

"Dr. Su, this is the milk skin ghee I made. The milk here is pure, so it tastes delicious. I've noticed you used to love eating milk ghee."

"Dr. Su, these are apricot kernels from my family's summer harvest. I dried them myself, cracked the pits, and dug them out bit by bit. They're so delicious."

"Dr. Su, this is...?"

"Dr. Su, we really don't have anything else to bring, but we are so grateful for your kindness that we brought my chicken. You can just throw it on the big truck in the back."

Fearing that Su Wanqing wouldn't accept them, the villagers simply stuffed the items into the vehicles. In no time, the backs of the jeep and the truck were filled with all sorts of things.

Su Wanqing felt both touched and amused.

"Snap, snap!" The sound rang out.

Su Wanqing looked at the camera and saw that it was a reporter from Yili taking pictures. He smiled and said, "Leader Jiang said he came to take some photos so that they could be published in the newspaper. This is what a good doctor of the people should be like."

Zhou Yanshen stood tall to the side, a slight smile playing on his lips—this was his wife, respected wherever she went.

The farewell ceremony for the entire group was a lively and joyous occasion.

Su Wanqing waved goodbye to everyone.

She saw Li Honghong; her illness had improved over the past few months, but she had heard that her husband wasn't doing well lately.

She saw Tian Dahua, who was also heavily pregnant, and she had brought a lot of pickled vegetables over the past few days. She had also inquired about returning to the city, but since she was now heavily pregnant, she didn't have a quota to return to the city, so she decided to stay put.

She also saw Li Cuihua, who came to say goodbye with her four children, telling her to rest assured that she wouldn't do anything foolish and that her husband wouldn't die, but would only suffer.

To Secretary Liu, Su Wanqing only said that they should contact each other by letter or telegram if needed, since she would still have to deal with Li Aiguo in the future.

Finally, the car window rolled up.

Su Wanqing looked at the half-truckload of supplies that the villagers had brought, and she shook her head – she had also left gifts for everyone.

She widened and enlarged the well behind it, and although the spiritual spring was no longer replenishing it, it was enough for the whole village to use for one or two years. There was also rhizobium, which would at least guarantee the prosperity of the 65th Regiment for the next five years. As for lavender, she had already made an agreement with Ga Laosan to plant more in the spring, and she would help with the sales. After the economic returns were several times greater, the whole regiment might start planting it.

"If you ask me, if it weren't for Dr. Su's miraculous healing skills, he would have done a lot of good deeds for everyone. The other day I went to talk to those elderly women, and when I mentioned Dr. Su, everyone gave me a thumbs up."

Aunt Xie was honored—Dr. Su truly deserved to be called the miracle doctor who cured her.

Commander Li nodded; Xiao Su's medical skills were indeed remarkable.

Su Wanqing smiled, said nothing, and gently stroked her belly. As a doctor, she would tell other pregnant women: "Touch your belly less, as it can cause bad consequences such as umbilical cord entanglement."

As for myself: What? I like touching my belly, can't my baby touch it a little more?

Especially when she was touching her belly, her baby would start to move, and Su Wanqing felt incredibly happy at that moment.

(Note: Pregnant women should avoid touching their bellies.)

After a five-hour journey, the two cars finally arrived in Wucheng, and then everyone headed to the train station.

We already had enough luggage, but the villagers insisted on packing us all sorts of food and supplies before we left. It was all a token of their goodwill, and we couldn't throw it away.

This resulted in everyone having to hold a full bag.

Zhou Yanshen simply went to find a few large sacks and carried four sacks by himself.

Commander Li carried two, Aunt Xie carried one, and even Su Wanqing carried two water jugs filled with sweet soy milk.

A group of people were carrying luggage taller than themselves—oh, and Zhou Yanshen was also carrying a live chicken; who would have thought that villagers would give him a chicken as a gift?

These days, it's normal for people to carry lots of bags and packages, but it's still quite rare to see people like Su Wanqing carrying them like this.

Finally, they squeezed onto the train, and Aunt Xie, Su Wanqing, and the other women quickly began packing their luggage.

Fortunately, everyone shared a sleeper berth in the same carriage. The five lower berths were given to Su Wanqing, Aunt Xie, Old Shen, Aunt Wang, and one to Commander Li.

Nannan slept with Aunt Wang, while the other young people slept in the middle bunk.

Although Uncle Ding was older than Commander Li, he was in excellent health, while Commander Li had many hidden ailments, so the lower bunk was given to him.

Speaking of this, after settling in, Aunt Xie pulled Su Wanqing aside and said, "Little Su, you see, I've been so busy with myself these past few days that I've forgotten about my son. Don't underestimate him just because he's not that old; he ruined his health on missions when he was younger. How about we help him get some treatment?"

Su Wanqing smiled and said, "Okay, thank you, Auntie. We live close by, so it will be very convenient for you to take care of me in the future."

Commander Li originally wanted to say that there was no need for treatment, since he didn't believe in such things.

Over the years, he had consulted many Chinese and Western doctors, but none of the treatments seemed to work. He would feel better after taking the medicine, but the symptoms would recur once he stopped, so he simply gave up. However, when he thought of Su Wanqing's miraculous healing abilities, and considering that his wife's parents also had some chronic ailments, he decided to recommend her to his mother-in-law after he had cured them himself. So, he stopped objecting.

Aunt Xie lay comfortably on the lower bunk, her stomach rumbling, feeling that life was truly full of ups and downs.

She was terrified when she arrived, and fell ill as soon as she got off the train. She was also terrified on the train, fearing that she would die on the way. Traveling by train felt like being in prison.

But when she went back—the whole family was chatting and laughing, it was so lively. The young people heated up dinner and brought it to her, and she, now, could eat three big bowls of food in one meal…

"By the way, son, where are the two doctors?" Aunt Xie brought two doctors with her when she came, but she couldn't attend to them when she was sick.

Commander Li said, "I sent them back the next day. They were from the military hospital, so they definitely had to go back to their posts."

Su Wanqing had also finished tidying up her things, putting all the food on her side—so that she could take some things out of her spatial storage.

"Yan Shen, stop bothering with the chicken. Eat something, rest, and go to bed early," Su Wanqing called out.

The train has already started moving. These days, you can even bring chickens along, and nobody cares anyway.

Zhou Yanshen tied the chicken to the sink next to the toilet, and Su Wanqing put a plastic bag over the chicken's rear end to prevent it from defecating everywhere.

Zhou Yanshen responded, and Uncle Ding said from the side, "But we still need to keep an eye on the chickens, lest someone getting off the bus steals them. I'm a light sleeper, I'll watch them."

Zhou Yanshen said, "No need, Uncle. I used a special method to tie it up. It can't be cut open, and even if you wanted to, it would take some time. We can just take a look when we arrive at the station."

Aunt Wang said, "Oh, why make such a fuss? Just put it in a sack and put it under my bed."

Commander Li frowned: "Isn't it too noisy to put it here?" He's a light sleeper, and if there's constant noise, he won't be able to sleep.

In the end, while eating, everyone decided to just leave it there—otherwise, the diarrhea and nagging would be even more troublesome.