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As Lin Zhilan approached, she heard the sound of a group of children crying in the yard.

They shout at the top of their lungs, like ducks.

Jiang Chengzhou was a little flustered. He never expected so many children to come to his house. Now he couldn't handle the situation.

Lin Zhilan looked at the children in the yard and felt a bit overwhelmed.

"Jiang Chengzhou, can you explain this to me?"

In the courtyard, each little radish head was holding an even smaller radish head in their arms. They were all children. Lin Zhilan was almost dizzy just looking at all these dark heads, not to mention that the even smaller children were crying incessantly. Her head was about to explode.

Jiang Chengzhou's heart tightened.

My aunt called out my full name!

Oh no, oh no!

He could only tell the truth: "Auntie, they are my classmates from school. Qiangzi said that you helped his sister cure her bedwetting, and they came here to cure their bedwetting as well."

Lin Zhilan: "???"

The children in the yard, the oldest is no more than two or three years old, and the youngest may be less than one year old. They are all wearing open-crotch pants. How can they cure bedwetting?

No wonder he wets the bed!

"Auntie, doctor, please treat my younger brother first. He urinates on himself three or four times a day."

"It's my problem. My sister wets the bed every day, eight times a day."

"My brother pees a hundred times."

"My sister pees ten thousand times!"

"..."

"Stop!" Lin Zhilan interrupted the children's competition and patiently explained, "Your younger brothers and sisters are too young. Bedwetting is normal. There's no need to treat it. They'll be fine when they grow up."

"Ahhhhhh"

The courtyard was filled with sighs and the cries of children, making it feel like a den of demons.

There was a moment when Lin Zhilan truly admired kindergarten teachers and other teachers.

Fortunately, the parents of the little devils arrived quickly.

All the children in the family went missing. Luckily, they lived in a military area, otherwise the mothers would have thought they had been abducted by human traffickers.

The parents apologized to Lin Zhilan one by one, then carried the younger one and twisted the older one's ear all the way home.

After the mischievous children left, the courtyard finally quieted down.

Little Linlin was looking at her baby frog with Yan Yuan, completely unaffected by anything else.

Jiang Chengzhou lowered his head, awaiting trial.

Lin Zhilan tugged at his ear, "Don't do it again. Don't you dare make a name for me outside."

His aunt's pinch didn't hurt at all, and Jiang Chengzhou chuckled, "It was Qiangzi who said it; I just confirmed it."

Jiang Chengzhou is proud of his aunt.

He loved hearing others praise his aunt and admired her.

"You bunch of brats, thank goodness nothing happened, or I'd have dealt with you."

Jiang Chengzhou behaved himself.

My aunt doesn't hit or scold people; she only has one way of dealing with them.

That is eating a meal to remember the bitter past and appreciate the sweet present.

The slightly bitter wild vegetables paired with the rough, throat-irritating noodles were a nightmare for Jiang Chengzhou.

This trick works best for a gluttonous boy.

"Auntie, I was wrong." Jiang Chengzhou smiled ingratiatingly, then followed behind her, tentatively asking, "Auntie, are you and Aunt Wang going up the mountain tomorrow?"

Lin Zhilan's "Barefoot Doctor's Handbook" is now being steadily accepted for manuscripts by the Shanghai Science and Technology Press, and professors from Shanghai and Zhejiang Medical College who are responsible for compiling this handbook have also contacted her.

Lin Zhilan's medical knowledge was decades ahead of theirs, and her education was more systematic and standardized. Many of the first aid methods in her manuscript impressed the professors.

However, in their imagination, Lin Zhilan was an experienced traditional Chinese medicine doctor in her sixties or seventies, and they would never have imagined that she was still being pestered by her children to go up the mountain to collect herbs.

Tomorrow is the weekend, so the children don't have to go to school.

"It's so hot, isn't it better to stay at home?" Lin Zhilan tried to persuade them.

She and Wang Rou were busy collecting medicinal herbs and gathering folk songs, so they had no time to take care of the children.

Jiang Chengzhou raised his hand: "I'm not afraid of the heat, I'm going to help."

"I'll help too," Linlin quickly said.

Yan Yuan stood silently behind Linlin, as if waiting for instructions.

Lin Zhilan was helpless.

Chen Hehua was absolutely right when she said that she spoiled her child too much.

However, some say: happy people use their childhood to heal their entire lives, while unhappy people spend their entire lives healing from their childhood.

Lin Zhilan still hopes that her daughter and nephew can have more wonderful childhood memories.

Yan Yuan is the same.

She pretended to be helpless and agreed to take them along, earning a lot of compliments from the children.

Upon learning of tomorrow's arrangements, Wang Rou agreed without hesitation.

Seeing her son's expectant eyes, she moved her lips, but remembering Li Jiang's words, she swallowed the words that were about to come out.

Li Xuan lowered his eyes and silently walked to her side without saying a word.

"What's wrong?" Wang Rou asked knowingly.

Li Xuan whispered, "I want to go too."

Chen Hehua shook her head: "It's unbearably hot outside, why go out and suffer?"

Upon hearing this, Li Xuan looked nervously at his mother, fearing that she would reject him because of this.

Wang Rou patted his head. "Mom, it's okay. It'll get even hotter in a while, and it'll be even harder to go out. My sister's here, nothing's going to happen."

Li Xuan also tried to speak up: "Grandma, I want to go out and play."

Chen Hehua waved her hand and said, "Go on, go on. I can't control you anyway. You won't know what it means to enjoy life if you don't suffer."

Li Xuan's lips curled up slightly, but when he met his mother's gaze, he quickly pursed them back, the smile playing on his lips.

Wang Rou couldn't help but smile. After no longer treating raising children as a task, she seemed to have rediscovered some of the joy in it.

Early the next morning.

At the foot of the mountain, Lin Zhilan led the way, followed by the children, and then Wang Rou.

The mountain path was somewhat rugged. Wang Rou had been exercising well lately and wasn't out of breath while walking, but she was still a little tired. She walked slower and slower, and finally even stopped for a while.

Linlin was also a little slow down, but her two strong older brothers, Yan Yuan and Jiang Chengzhou, held her up on either side, so the adults didn't have to worry.

Li Xuan was walking side by side with Yan Yuan, but when he saw his mother fall behind, he slowed down.

Wang Rou leaned against the stone to rest and said gently, "You go with Aunt Lin first. I know the way and I'll catch up with you soon."

Li Xuan shook his head, intending to go with her.

Fortunately, Lin Zhilan settled the children and then returned to the hospital.

"Is Xiao Xuan unable to walk anymore?"

Li Xuan gently shook his head.

"Then you walk by yourself, I'll pull Mom along, okay?"

"Um."

Lin Zhilan leaned over to take Wang Rou's hand and led her forward.

Because of her strength, Wang Rou saved a lot of effort and her steps became lighter.

Wang Rou bit her lip and said, "Sister, I will definitely keep training so that I won't be a burden to you in the future."

"What kind of burden is this?" Lin Zhilan laughed when she heard her say that, and squeezed her hand. "I don't mind that you're not strong enough. You should thank me for being my companion."

Wang Rou looked embarrassed, her cheeks flushed, and she let her lead her away.

Li Xuan glanced back and felt that something was off.