Rebirth: The whole family travels through time together: Fubao Koi is busy eating melons

Even so, the delicate little feet still could not withstand the severe cold of winter. The cold feeling made the little girl toss and turn, unable to sleep.

Seeing the children opening their eyes one after another, Xu Liyun gently tested the temperature of their foreheads with the back of her hand to confirm that they did not have a fever. Only then did her worries ease a little.

With the help of her mother, the little girl quickly put on her coat, stepped on her soft rabbit fur boots, and got out of bed like a little whirlwind. Then her eyes turned to the loving little nest in the corner, looking at it with anticipation.

When she saw the little white tiger still wrapped comfortably in the blanket and sleeping soundly in the nest, her worries instantly dissipated.

At this time, Zhang Laoer was already dressed and ready to go out to fetch water. He also planned to cook the dumplings he had carefully wrapped last night.

When he pushed the door open to go out, he unexpectedly encountered unusual resistance.

After some effort, the door finally opened slowly.

As soon as the crack in the door appeared, a gust of cold wind blew directly on his cheeks, making Zhang Laoer shiver all over.

The world before my eyes was covered in white snow, and the dazzling light made me feel a little dazed for a moment.

Zhang Laoer carefully stuck his head out and saw that the snow was up to his calves. This unexpected sight surprised him and made him feel the power of winter nature that could not be ignored.

The alarm bells in his heart were ringing like a sudden rain. He had no time to care about the trivial matters around him. He ran to the neighboring house as fast as the wind, and the only thing on his mind was the safety of the mother and daughter.

The moment I pushed the door open and saw their safe and sound smiles, the huge stone in my heart slowly fell to the ground.

He breathed a sigh of relief, turned around and called the third and fourth sons. The three of them carried snow shovels on their shoulders and worked together to clear the heavy snow from the roof.

Looking back on that sunny day in early October, Zhang Laoer, with his years of life wisdom, foresaw the harshness of winter and mobilized his neighbors to work together to reinforce his thatched house, especially the roof.

Looking at the roof covered with snow but still standing firm, I couldn't help but feel lucky. If I hadn't prepared for a rainy day that time, my family might have faced the desperate situation of the roof collapsing that night.

When Xu Liyun heard that the snow outside the window was getting heavier, a trace of worry flashed across her brows. She then turned around, took out the warmest winter clothes from the depths of the closet, and added clothes for her daughters one by one.

Wu Niang had a strong physique, and several layers of cloth easily locked in her warmth.

On the other hand, Xiao Youniang had a hard life in her early years. Although she looks a little plump now, her physique is still fragile.

Xu Liyun was very worried about this. Considering that the young body could not withstand the effects of the medicine, she wrapped the little girl layer by layer until she became a round cotton ball with only two black eyeballs showing.

The little girl put on hand-sewn rabbit leather boots and took careful steps on the snow-covered path, looking very adorable.

As soon as the snow on the roof was cleared, the village chief's urgent cry for help was clearly heard.

It turned out that many houses in the village collapsed under the weight of the heavy snow due to their weak structures, while the villagers were still asleep and had no idea that the disaster was coming.

The young and strong people in the village were urgently called upon to participate in the rescue. There were many wounded, but there was a lack of doctors who could bring them back to life.

The village chief was extremely anxious and looked for a doctor everywhere but could not find one because the road was blocked by heavy snow and it was difficult to travel.

At the critical moment, the village chief remembered that Zhang Laoer was proficient in herbal medicine and might be able to help, so he quickly sent a messenger to ask for help.

Upon hearing the news, Zhang Laoer agreed without hesitation.

He briefly instructed about household matters, and especially told the third child not to go out to study with Mr. Zhou today. With Xu Liyun at home, the children did not dare to act rashly.

Before setting off, Zhang Laoer carefully selected several medicinal herbs from his family's collection, and carefully picked a few thin ginseng whiskers from the wild ginseng that Siwa had carefully dug, in case of emergency.

Everything was ready, and he stepped onto the snow-covered trail, followed by the determined steps of the rescue team. With a clear goal in mind, they headed straight for the village.

Xu Liyun was not idle at home either. She asked the third and fourth children to prepare hot dumplings in the kitchen, while she herself held a broom and cleared the snow inch by inch along the yard to the corners of the wall.

Fortunately, the weather was favorable and the heavy snow stopped at dawn, otherwise more people might have been in distress on this cold night.

Wu Niang stood by the doorstep, looking tenderly at her young daughter who could not go out to play. The little girl could only hold her lazy little white tiger, squatting under the eaves, watching her mother's skilled and powerful snow shoveling movements intently, and secretly worried about her father's rescue operation.

When Zhang Laoer arrived at the village chief's residence, he saw a chaotic and distressing scene in the hall. The injured villagers were either lying or sitting, with painful expressions on their faces.

Time passed mercilessly, and he acted decisively and quickly distributed homemade health pills as a temporary measure to stabilize everyone's condition. Then he began to carefully examine each injured person.

At this critical moment, an ancient folk remedy for dispelling cold and relieving symptoms emerged in his mind, but decocting the medicine at this moment was too slow to meet the urgent need, so he decided to boil a pot of cinnamon twig soup first to meet the urgent need.

This emergency measure could only barely sustain the lives of those villagers whose symptoms were less severe. Most of them had already lost consciousness due to the biting cold last night.

Zhang Laoer pondered for a while, then quietly took out a few strands of precious ginseng from his arms and silently stuffed them into the old village chief's calloused hands. With a determined look in his eyes, he indicated that he should use these precious medicinal materials on the villagers with the most critical conditions.

Zhang Laoer explained his actions calmly, "I don't dare to expect this thing to work immediately, I just hope it can give those dying folks a glimmer of hope and buy precious time for the doctor to arrive."

As he spoke, a barely perceptible anxiety flashed across Zhang Laoer's eyes.

The old village chief naturally understood the rare value of wild ginseng, and he couldn't help struggling in his heart.

But when his eyes swept across the familiar but tortured faces in his mind, his hesitation instantly disappeared. He took the ginseng beard with trembling hands, his eyes slightly red, and promised Zhang Laoer in a firm voice: "Don't worry, as long as they can survive this, I will make sure that the whole village will never forget this great favor!"

Zhang Laoer just waved his hand gently when he heard this: "These are what my kids found by chance in the mountains. If you really want to thank me, please take care of them in the future and don't blame them casually. That's the best way to repay you."

The old village chief nodded heavily and secretly made up his mind that after this disaster, he would rectify the habit of those who like to gossip in the village and restore the harmony of the past in this small village.

Right now, the top priority is still to rescue the villagers in danger.

After distributing the precious medicines, Zhang Laoer, together with Zhao Xiong and others, walked through the thick snow and visited every household. They not only helped clear the snow in the homes of those helpless elderly people, but also made a special detour to visit Zhou Xiucai, who lived alone.