Wind Chaser: Rebirth in the 18th Year of the Republic of China

After seeing that the other person was dead, he pulled him aside and covered him with the debris nearby.

Put the iron rod back in place, making it look like no one has been there.

There wasn't much blood on the ground, and Shen Jinzhen found something to cover it up, so there wasn't much to see.

After doing all this, she wanted to go back directly, but after thinking about it, she sneaked back to this person's house.

His door was ajar, and Shen Jinzhen opened it directly.

The room was full of clutter and the light was dim, but the bed was clean.

Shen Jinzhen searched around but didn't find any useful clues. He didn't move anything else and just went out.

When passing by a Chinese medicine clinic in the concession, the door was still open, so Shen Jinzhen went in and had his wound treated and the medicine applied.

"It's not peaceful outside right now, so try not to go out."

Seeing that Shen Jinzhen's wound was quite deep, the doctor who bandaged her kindly reminded her that there were Japanese soldiers everywhere outside and thieves who stole and robbed for a living inside the concession. It was not safe.

"Okay, thank you."

She smiled politely and lobbied the old Chinese doctor to unite and fight against Japan.

The old Chinese doctor looked flustered. Seeing that no one was paying attention to them, he leaned forward, sighed, and said in a low voice, "I can't help you with this matter. I'm over 70 years old and will only hold you back.

So, wait for me, I will prescribe some medicine for you to treat your injuries, which can be used by other friends of yours if they are injured. I won't charge you any money, it's the only thing I can do to help you."

After hearing what the old Chinese doctor said, Shen Jinzhen was about to refuse. Now everyone is short of money and it is not easy to maintain daily expenses.

Unexpectedly, the old Chinese doctor had a firm attitude and quickly took out a few bottles of ointments for treating injuries.

"Take it. This is a Chinese medicine clinic. These are all we have. This is the last thing I can do to help you."

He knew very well that he could not help, but as a Chinese, he could still provide assistance in other ways.

After doing all this, the old Chinese doctor began to see the guest off, pretending to be impatient and said: "I have finished examining your illness. Just go back and apply the medicine on your wounds as scheduled. Go quickly."

Shen Jinzhen thanked the Chinese doctor, left here, returned to Pudong Building to reunite with his comrades, and told them what had just happened.

"Jin Zhen, are you hurt?"

Wei Ruolai had heartache in his eyes and hurried over to check. He saw that the coat on her shoulder was torn and the liquid that seeped out had dried up the clothes. He couldn't help but hug her in his arms.

There were still people around, so Shen Jinzhen gently pushed him and said, "Come on, business is more important. The old Chinese doctor just gave me a few bottles of medicine. You can take them to the other injured comrades."

Several bottles of ointment given by the old Chinese doctor were placed on the table. They were all the kindness of the people.

When I have the chance in the future, I will definitely return what they gave me in the form of supplies.

"Medicine for wounds? That's great. A comrade just happened to be injured while rescuing someone. If you don't mind, I'll take it over." A comrade next to Wei Ruolai said excitedly that other comrades outside the concession were not so safe and just happened to need medicine for wounds.

Wei Ruolai had no objection and immediately handed over the medicine on the table, but also left one bottle for himself.

"Jinzhen is also injured. Leave a bottle for her. When her wound scabs over, I will bring this bottle over for others to use."

Shen Jinzhen wanted to refuse as he had western medicine at home, but Wei Ruolai stopped him with his eyes.

She always thinks of others first, but if the wound becomes an ulcer, the consequences will be more serious.