From humble beginnings to the pinnacle of life

What's even more surprising is that the account gained over 100,000 followers overnight, and the number continues to jump at a visible rate.

Opening the comments section reveals a complete reversal of tone, filled with apologies and expressions of acknowledgment.

"The video is finally back! The full version is so exciting to watch!"

"Damn it! I knew it! I commented on that video before, this is the real situation in the no-man's-land. From now on, I'll fight anyone who says it's fake!"

"I sincerely apologize for being unfairly targeted and attacked online for so long!"

"It was so frustrating to be forcibly taken down by capital before, but thankfully the truth has been revealed."

As comments scrolled across the screen and I watched the numbers skyrocket, I naturally felt a surge of satisfaction.

Fang Heng went to great lengths, using his capital and connections, sparing no expense to set a deadly trap for me, wanting to completely crush me.

But in the end, instead of breaking me down, it indirectly pushed me to a higher position.

Su Qing's eyes lit up, and she said joyfully, "We're back, Lin Ye! We won!"

I reached out and put my arm around her waist, my gaze falling on the rapidly changing number of followers, and a smile slowly crept onto my lips.

"It's not that we won, it's that evil ultimately couldn't suppress good."

……

Taxi cars were parked at the hospital gate, and patients and their families could be seen hurrying around everywhere, as if the air was filled with the smell of disinfectant.

Su Qing was still looking at her phone, repeatedly reading through the kind comments in the comment section, her eyes full of smiles.

I know she felt this sense of relief and joy of regaining what she had lost even more deeply than I did.

My heart softened, and I gently tucked the stray strands of hair from her forehead behind her ear, speaking softly:

"Stop staring at your phone, we've arrived at the hospital."

Su Qing responded softly, reluctantly put away her phone, and then got out of the car with me.

She instinctively stepped forward and took my arm, pressing her whole body tightly against my side.

When I looked up and saw the hospital, I instantly felt nervous.

Having spent so much time together, I've figured out her personality perfectly.

Normally she is decisive, carefree, and fearless, but when she faces the hospital and needles, she instantly loses all her sharpness and becomes extremely timid and cowardly.

But I just love how vibrant and authentic she is.

No one is perfect; everyone has weaknesses, fears, and the most basic fears of ordinary people. It is this that strips away the perfect filter and makes her more three-dimensional and lovable.

I picked up the file bag containing the medical examination report and led her towards the outpatient building.

The elevator was packed with people, and the enclosed space made it feel even more oppressive.

Su Qing tilted her head slightly, gently resting her cheek on my arm, and muttered softly, "I really hope the doctor says we don't need to have surgery right away. Can we postpone it for a few more days?"

I looked down at her furrowed brow and chuckled reassuringly, "You can't hide forever. It's just a minor surgery. The sooner you get it done, the sooner you'll recover. Once you're fully healed, we can go explore the Terra Line without worry, okay?"

Su Qing sighed deeply, her lips drooping slightly, and said helplessly, "But just thinking about the cold operating room... makes me panic and makes me feel uneasy all over."

I understand this deep-seated tension.

Empty words of comfort are the most ineffective; they only lead to more overthinking and exacerbate anxiety.

So I changed to a lighter tone and teased her, "I suddenly remembered that before we went to the no-man's-land last time, you were clearly not feeling well, but you kept putting off having surgery and insisted on waiting for me to come back. Could it be that back then, you were simply afraid of pain and injections?"

Su Qing immediately looked up, pouting as she retorted, "No way! I specifically waited for you to come back and be with me. Besides, you were the one who told me to wait for you to come back before having the surgery!"

Before I could reply, she glared at me again, her tone carrying a hint of reproach:

"What do you mean by bringing up old grievances now? Are you deliberately mocking me?"

Seeing her earnest yet endearing expression, I couldn't help but laugh out loud: "I was just kidding. You looked so nervous, I was just trying to help you relax. Did you really take it seriously?"

Su Qing glanced at me haughtily and snorted softly, "I can't be bothered with you."

She said she was ignoring me, but she tightened her grip on my arm.

I could clearly feel that the taut lines on her body had relaxed considerably.

Sometimes, that's how it is. Compared to the same old comforting words, a few harmless jokes or a casual chat can be more effective at calming people's anxieties.

We chatted and laughed all the way, and soon arrived at the specialist's consultation room that we had booked in advance.

The moment Su Qing stepped into the consultation room, she became nervous again.

She became unusually well-behaved and stood quietly beside me.

I handed the doctor a thick stack of medical examination reports and receipts.

The doctor patiently reviewed each document, speaking calmly and clearly to explain the appropriate surgical plan and objectively inform us of the advantages, disadvantages, and risks of the surgery.

The overall condition was not serious, and it was a routine minimally invasive surgery.

However, after the surgery, you need to rest well, avoid strenuous activity, and take good care of yourself during the recovery period.

Su Qing sat upright in the chair, listening quietly to the doctor's instructions, occasionally stealing glances at me with unease in her eyes.

I held her hand tightly the whole time, and I could feel that her hand was a little cold and her palms were sweaty, which is the most instinctive reaction when a person is extremely nervous.

After a thorough consultation and evaluation, the doctor scheduled the surgery for two days later.

They also informed us that we needed to be admitted to the hospital first and complete a full set of preoperative examinations.

Upon hearing that she needed to be hospitalized, Su Qing finally couldn't help but ask in a low voice, "Doctor, is hospitalization really necessary? I feel perfectly fine right now, just like usual."

The doctor was visibly taken aback by her naive question, then chuckled gently.

"Hospitalization is definitely required. A series of tests, including preoperative blood tests, electrocardiograms, and preoperative screenings, need to be done. You also need to prepare your body beforehand. It's not like you can just go straight to the operating room once the surgery time is set. Your surgery is not a minimally invasive procedure, so you must be hospitalized for observation in accordance with regulations."

Su Qing's face immediately fell, her tone full of dejection: "So, are we moving in today?"

The doctor nodded seriously: "Yes, you're being admitted today. The inpatient department will handle the follow-up examinations and preoperative preparations. Don't be too nervous. This type of surgery has very mature clinical techniques and very low risks."

I immediately took over, looked at Su Qing, and gently reassured her, "Did you hear that? The technique is very mature, there's no need to be afraid."

Su Qing let out a long sigh of relief and finally nodded obediently in agreement.

Stepping out of the consultation room, she sighed heavily, hung her head, and complained:

"I thought I could postpone my trip for a couple of days, but I have to be admitted to the hospital today. This is so annoying. I don't want to stay in the hospital at all."

Seeing her aggrieved expression, my heart softened completely, and I whispered to her:

"I'll ask the nurses later. They shouldn't have to stay overnight before the surgery. As long as we complete the check-ups on time during the day and report the pre-operative information as usual, we can go back to the small courtyard tonight."

Su Qing's eyes lit up instantly, and she nodded quickly, "Great! I think it'll definitely work!"

She paused for a moment, then suddenly said, "Don't ask the doctor. He definitely won't agree. Let's just get the tests done quietly and leave!"