The new mission of the CEO of the Miraculous Doctor after traveling through time

Nie Bo became increasingly busy in the streets and alleys of South City. He personally led the craftsmen and funded the repair of the public facilities that had fallen into disrepair and were seriously damaged. Under the scorching sun, he and the craftsmen moved stones together, and his clothes were soaked with sweat, but he did not slack off at all.

Standing in front of the dilapidated school in the south city, Nie Bo looked at the ruins and felt a strong sense of mission. He knew that education was the key to changing the fate of the city, so he decided to invest in rebuilding the school.

Nie Bo personally participated in the design and planning of the school. He discussed with the craftsmen day and night, carefully drew blueprints, and strived to provide the best learning environment for students in every detail. In order to purchase high-quality building materials, he worked tirelessly, traveled between various towns, and personally selected every brick and stone, every piece of wood.

At the construction site of the school reconstruction, Nie Bo personally worked on it. He carried stones with the craftsmen despite the scorching sun. The heavy stones rubbed his hands, but he didn't care. He also carefully prepared tea and anti-heat medicine for the craftsmen, caring about everyone's hard work.

"Everyone, work harder. We must let the children in South City have a good place to study as soon as possible!" Nie Bo wiped the sweat from his forehead while encouraging the craftsmen.

In addition to rebuilding the school, Nie Bo also paid attention to the health of the people in Nancheng. He found that the city's medical clinic was dilapidated and lacked medicine, and many people were sick but could not get effective treatment. So he spent a huge amount of money to renovate the medical clinic and hired doctors with superb medical skills from all over the country.

Nie Bo personally led the staff of the clinic to every corner of the southern city to provide free medical services to the poor and chronically ill people. He patiently listened to the patients' descriptions of their illnesses and comforted those suffering from illness.

"Don't worry, old man. Although this disease is difficult, we will do our best to treat it." Nie Bo said while holding the hand of a seriously ill old man.

He also set up a charity medicine cabinet in the clinic to provide free medicinal materials to the poor who could not afford them. In order to ensure the quality and supply of medicinal materials, he sent people to open up a medicinal garden in the mountains and personally supervised the planting and collection of medicinal materials.

When Nancheng was hit by a rare flood, Nie Bo stepped forward again. He quickly organized a rescue team and led people to rescue trapped people and supplies. Regardless of the ferocity of the flood, he rushed into danger again and again, carrying the elderly, children and women to a safe place.

After the flood receded, Nie Bo was busy rebuilding homes for the people affected by the disaster. He distributed food and clothing, arranged shelter, and gave those who had lost everything hope to start over.

Nie Bo's charitable deeds gradually changed the views of some people who were originally prejudiced against him. Although many people still have doubts about him, his persistence and dedication, like a little starlight, gradually gathered into a warm and powerful force in the land of South City, quietly affecting every corner of the city.

"Now that the bridge is repaired, it will be much safer for people to cross the river." Nie Bo said to the passers-by while wiping his sweat. However, most of the people just looked at him coldly and hurried away. Only a few people had a trace of hesitation in their eyes, and seemed to start to re-examine this former "devil".

In order to help the poor people, Nie Bo set up a porridge stall in the city, providing free hot porridge and dry food to those who were hungry every day. He also personally went to poor families to deliver clothes and daily necessities.

"Auntie, please accept these things. Winter is coming, don't catch a cold." Nie Bo handed a stack of thick cotton clothes to an elderly widow.

The old man took it tremblingly, his eyes full of doubt: "You...why are you so nice to me? Do you have any intentions?"

Nie Bo felt bitter in his heart, but he still patiently explained: "Auntie, I have done many wrong things in the past, and now I just want to make up for it, there is no other intention."

Despite Nie Bo's efforts to do good, most people still had doubts and dislike for him. Various rumors began to spread in the streets.

The market in South City was bustling with people. Suddenly, a shrill voice rang out in the crowd: "Have you heard? That Nie Bo has been doing charity everywhere recently, but I think he is just pretending!"

Everyone's attention was drawn to a thin man standing on a stone, gesticulating and talking. An old man next to him frowned and said, "What do you mean by that? How can people who do good deeds be considered pretentious?"

The thin man sneered, "Humph, Nie Bo used to be a devil, doing all kinds of evil. Now he suddenly changes his nature? I don't believe it. He must be trying to win people's hearts and gather his men again. Then there will be no peace in South City again."

At this time, a young woman holding a child said with some fear: "No way? He helped our family recently, he doesn't look like a bad person."

The thin man looked at her with disdain and said, "You are a short-sighted woman. He gave you a little favor and you were deceived. He is playing the long game to catch a big fish. When his power grows, the first to suffer will be you who believe in him."

The crowd began to talk, and many people's initial good impression of Nie Bo was shaken at this moment. At this moment, a sturdy man stood up and said loudly: "I think you are deliberately smearing Nie Bo. I repaired the city wall with him, and he worked so hard, it didn't seem like he was pretending at all."

The thin man was not in a hurry: "You are being used by him and you don't even know it. He behaves well in front of you, but who knows what bad things he is planning behind your back. Maybe the wages he gave you are all the ill-gotten gains he robbed before."

The big man was so angry that his face turned red: "You are slandering me! I think you have bad intentions and are deliberately trying to sow discord here."

The thin man jumped down and walked up to the big man. "How can I have bad intentions? I am reminding everyone not to be fooled by the big devil Nie Bo. If he really repents, why doesn't he turn himself in to the government and accept punishment?"

This sentence made many people nod their heads. They felt that although Nie Bo was doing good deeds, his past sins were serious and he had not received the punishment he deserved, which was always a hidden danger.

When the two sides were deadlocked, Nie Bo himself came over. He looked at the thin man and said calmly: "I know that no matter how many good deeds I do, it is difficult to erase the past crimes. But I will not stop because of your rumors. I have a clear conscience, and time will prove everything."

When the thin man saw Nie Bo coming, he not only did not retreat, but became even more arrogant: "Hey, the real boss is here. Do you dare to say that you are not planning to make a comeback?"

Nie Bo took a deep breath and said, "I just hope that South City will get better and better. If you insist on using rumors to discredit me, I won't do anything to you. I believe that the people of South City will one day be able to distinguish between right and wrong, good and evil."

After saying that, Nie Bo turned and left the market. In the eyes of everyone, his back looked a little lonely and desolate. But his firm steps seemed to tell of his determination not to give up.

"Hmph, Nie Bo is suddenly so kind, he must be putting on a show to win people's hearts. Who knows, maybe one day he will gather a group of subordinates and become the devil again!" A middle-aged man said loudly in the teahouse.

"That's right, how can such a person truly repent? Don't be fooled by him." Others echoed.

Nie Bo was very frustrated when he heard these rumors. One day, he met a group of troublemakers in the city square. They deliberately spread rumors among the crowd and incited everyone's dissatisfaction with Nie Bo.

"Nie Bo, don't think you can fool us with these little tricks. We won't be fooled!" A leader of the troublemakers pointed at Nie Bo's nose and shouted.

Nie Bo looked at them and said calmly, "I know that I lost your trust in the past, but I will use my actions to prove my sincerity. No matter what you think, I will not stop."

"Who would believe your lies?" The troublemakers burst into laughter.

At this time, a young man who had received help from Nie Bo stood up and said, "I believe him! He helped my family repair the house and found me a job. I can feel that he really wants to do good things."

The leader of the rioters said disdainfully: "You must have been bribed by him. People like him are the best at deceiving people."

The young man blushed and said, "I didn't! Why don't you give me a chance to make a new beginning?"

Nie Bo looked at the young man, his heart filled with emotion: "Little brother, thank you, but don't argue with them. I will take longer to let everyone see my changes."

After this incident, Nie Bo was not defeated by the rumors, but became more determined to do good. He knew that changing people's views would not happen overnight, but as long as he persevered, one day the truth would be revealed to the world, and he would be truly accepted by the people of South City.