Transmigrated into a farmer's lucky charm, all the villains in the family panicked.

Yun Shengsheng thought that although she had only studied medicine for two years, she was still a modern person and could be of some help.

As a result, Old Li grabbed her by the back of her collar and pulled her back.

"You brat, what are you doing up there getting involved?"

Old Li glared at her, puffing out his beard, his tone both fierce and resolute.

How could a little child like her watch such gory things? She'd have nightmares that night.

Yun Shengsheng was stunned for a moment before belatedly realizing that her body was only five years old.

In this era, not only children, but even unmarried young women were not allowed into the delivery room, for fear of disturbing the mother in labor.

Helpless, she could only obediently retreat to the doorway and sit with Yan Shijin, who had just arrived, on a chair in the corridor.

Her little brows were slightly furrowed as she stared intently at the door of the delivery room.

I hope Mr. Cui and the children are safe and sound! I hope the life-saving medicine won't be needed...

Yan Shijin gently held her hand, offering comfort: "Don't worry, Shengsheng, everything will be alright!"

After another fifteen minutes, a female doctor's urgent voice suddenly rang out: "Old Li! Old Cui! Madam Cui really can't give birth on her own. Her cervix isn't dilated enough, and the amniotic fluid is almost gone, but the baby is stuck and won't come down... We have to start!"

Old Li's face darkened as he looked at Sun Changzai.

Upon hearing this, Sun Changzai's face immediately turned as white as paper, and his legs trembled uncontrollably. Zhao Ci supported him from the side, afraid that he would collapse to the ground.

He already knew what a cesarean section was all about.

Mei Jiangyi and Old Li took turns talking to him several times, explaining the risks, process, and possible consequences thoroughly. He has also been mentally preparing himself for the past two days, and for the sake of his wife and children, he has already agreed.

But hearing the words "they're about to take action" still made his heart ache.

That was his wife. They grew up together and their bond was stronger than that of his parents. If anything happened to her, he wouldn't be able to live.

He grabbed Old Li's leg, his voice hoarse and trembling, tears streaming down his face: "Old Li, please, please save my wife!"

"Please, I beg you, I don't ask for anything else, I just want you to save my wife. As for the children... let fate decide. I just want my wife to live, please, Elder Li..."

Upon hearing this, Yun Shengsheng's eyes reddened.

[Unexpectedly, this person would say "save the mother, not the child" at such a critical moment.]

In this era where carrying on the family line is considered paramount, for a man to say such things truly shows how much he cherishes his wife. All our efforts these past few days have not been in vain.

Yan Shijin pursed her lips, also feeling somewhat moved.

However, if he encounters such a situation in the future, he will protect Sheng Sheng first.

Old Li, expressionless, helped Sun Changzai up, had Zhao Ci pull him away, and then shouted at the door.

"Let's begin! Make sure every step is done correctly, don't make any mistakes, and don't be careless in the slightest!"

His voice was loud and steady, like a stabilizing force for those inside.

The people inside immediately answered in unison, their voices loud and firm, and then all their voices fell silent.

Cui's groans stopped; she must have been numb from drinking some kind of anesthetic.

The female doctors' voices also became low and concise commands, without a single unnecessary word.

The courtyard suddenly became extremely quiet, so quiet that you could hear the rustling of the wind through the bamboo leaves.

Yun Shengsheng's eyes remained fixed on the ground with tension.

Yan Shijin sat beside her without saying a word, simply keeping her company as she waited.

About fifteen minutes passed—probably the longest fifteen minutes anyone has ever experienced in their life.

Suddenly, a baby's cry came from inside the house.

The cry was thin and weak, unlike the loud and powerful cry of a normal newborn, but it was definitely a cry, the cry of a living being.

Everyone in the courtyard had a sudden flash of inspiration.

But no one dared to relax completely, because everyone knew that Cui was carrying more than one child.

Sun Changzai knelt on the ground, his whole body as if his bones had been removed, or as if he had been given a strong stimulant. His expression was a mixture of crying, laughing, and tension.

A few breaths later, a second cry rang out, slightly louder than the first.

Immediately following was a third cry, and then a fourth.

Everyone was so surprised and delighted that they were speechless.

Four children—Cui was carrying four children in her belly.

Just when everyone thought it was over, another soft, tender cry drifted out from the house. It was weaker than the previous four cries, but it continued to cry stubbornly, one after another.

Five.

Everyone was shocked.

Cui was pregnant with five children this time.

Yun Shengsheng silently thought to herself: [Hehe, what a pig mom! She's got an incredible ability to get pregnant...]

Yan Shijin's lips twitched.

How can this little girl talk like that?

Fortunately, I only thought it to myself and didn't say it out loud.

The newborn babies were not brought out immediately because the people inside were doing their best to save Cui Shi.

Mei Jiangyi was stitching up the wound on her abdomen, while four female doctors were busy stopping the bleeding, administering acupuncture, and giving her medicine.

Only Cui's maid and Shangguan Yuqing were helping to take care of the five newborn babies, busily wiping each child's body, wrapping them in swaddling clothes, and keeping them warm.

Looking at the five rosy-cheeked babies, Shangguan Yuqing's heart melted.

Ah, she's seen the world!

After a flurry of activity, Cui's abdomen was stitched up, the gauze on the wound was neatly packed, and the heartbreaking hemorrhage did not occur.

The five babies were also washed and put into soft swaddling clothes.

Mei Jiang removed the white gauze from her face, letting out a long breath; the back of her clothes was soaked with sweat. The four female doctors were also exhausted and could hardly straighten their backs, but each of their eyes were shining.

Then they quickly moved the five babies to a side room next to the main house.

When they were renovating this side room, they had already planned ahead and opened up a door in the wall between the side room and the main room, so that the child could be sent directly to the next room for examination after the surgery without having to go through the outside wind.

Old Li and Old Cui had already changed into clean white cotton surgical gowns and were waiting in the side room.

As for Yun Shengsheng, Sun Chang and the others still wouldn't let her in, in order to reduce bacteria and dust.

As Mr. Li and Mr. Cui were checking on the five children, a group of people came into the yard...