Kuai Chuan: After I escaped from a terminal illness

When Yu Tang woke up again, he didn't feel the shaking of the carriage. He was sleeping on a bed in a small inn, surrounded by the bitter smell of traditional Chinese medicine.

Yu Tang opened his eyes and saw that the doctor in the barracks was treating his wound.

Yu Tang's heart tightened, and he immediately held the military doctor's hand, wanting to tell him that Ji Ran had rebelled, and asked him to send someone back to the capital to protect the emperor.

"General, what's wrong with you, but why are you uncomfortable?"

"Hurry back to Beijing..."

But before Yu Tang finished speaking, his throat felt numb for a while, and Yu Tang pinched his throat with his hands and knocked violently.

The door of the inn was pushed open, and Ji Ran, who had been guarding outside, rushed in, knelt in front of Yu Tang's bed, helped Yu Tang gently stroke his back: "General, what's wrong?"

Yu Tang tremblingly glanced at Ji Ran, and closed his eyes in despair.

The military doctor couldn't bear to see Ji Ran so worried, and said, "Mr. Ran, don't worry too much. The general has great fortune, and he will live a long life."

With tears in his eyes, Ji Ran nodded vigorously.

After running around for the past few days, everyone in the barracks got to know Ji Ran again.

He is no longer the taciturn young man he was back then, never indecisive when faced with a situation, and instead of the great general, he manages the camp in an orderly manner.

Everyone trusts Ji Ran very much.

In fact, the most important thing is that everyone is convinced by Ji Ran's loyalty to Yu Tang.

At least that's what he showed.

Not a single flaw was revealed.

The military doctor left with his things, leaving Ji Ran and Yu Tang to rest in the room.

Ji Ran supported Yu Tang to lean against him, then took a bowl of clear porridge, intending to feed it to Yu Tang.

"General, let's have something to eat, rest here for a day, and continue on the road."

Yu Tang had lost all his strength, so he stopped arguing with Ji Ran and leaned his head on his chest, tilting his head to the other side.

"Why, the general is still planning to have a temper with his subordinates?"

Yu Tang didn't want to talk to him, and closed his eyes lightly.

Ji Ran sneered, and his tone was full of frivolity: "Then the general doesn't want to eat this, can I give you something else?"

Ji Ran waved away the guards and took off his clothes.

Yu Tang's whole body was shocked.

Yu Tang didn't want to open his mouth, but he couldn't control his body, even if he bit his teeth and lips, it still wouldn't help.

Ji Ran supported Yu Tang's neck with his hands, got on the bed, and straddled Yu Tang's sides.

Yu Tang hadn't had any food or water for two days, and his throat was dry. After being treated so lightly by Ji Ran, the things he vomited were bloodshot.

Ji Ran: "Is the general willing to have a good meal now?"

Yu Tang: "Get lost..."

Ji Ran laughed, his body was a little soft, and he lay on Yu Tang's body: "You still order me to roll? Could it be that you haven't tasted enough just now, and you want to eat it again?"

Yu Tang's chest heaved and he was very angry, but he didn't speak any more.

Ji Ran laughed louder.

He brought the porridge over again, with luck in the palm of his hand, warmed the porridge through the porridge bowl, and handed it to Yu Tang's mouth: "You have never treated me badly for eating and dressing, and I will not treat you badly. Get up and eat."

When Yu Tang didn't move, Ji Ran helped him move, manipulating him to open his mouth.

At this time, the general did not have the arrogance and wantonness on the battlefield at all, but was like a puppet, controlled by others...

The food went down the throat and into the stomach.

But because of both qi and blood injuries, Yu Tang felt extremely uncomfortable in his stomach, and lay down beside the bed and vomited everything out.

Ji Ran hugged Yu Tang, and was shocked to find that he was much lighter.

If you look carefully, your body has indeed lost a lot of weight, your eyes are blue, and your spirit is getting worse.

Ji Ran didn't dare to let him get on the carriage again, and ordered the team to go first with a few personal soldiers to negotiate with Rong Di and rescue the envoy.

Ji Ran stayed in the small inn to take care of Yu Tang.

Ji Ran didn't feel anything at first.

But on the night of the third day, after Yu Tang still limp on his arm and vomited out everything, Ji Ran became anxious!

Ji Ran threw the bowl to the ground, but the person on the bed still had their eyes closed and their breathing became very shallow.

Ji Ran suppressed all the Gu worms in Yu Tang's body, hugged the thinner and thinner general tightly, and said with a sob: "Yu Tang, you swallow, I don't want you to die."

Yu Tang: "Ji Ran, follow me...back to Beijing."

Ji Ran: "No! I hate that place... Well, you can go back to Beijing."

Yu Tang's eyes brightened slightly.

An angry look flashed across Ji Ran's phoenix eyes: "I'll leave the frontier soldiers behind, bring elite soldiers back to Beijing, and kill that dog emperor!"

Yu Tang: "No! You can't... You can't violate the word loyalty..."

Ji Ran: "The great general takes the imperial salary, so he naturally has to bear the word loyalty. I am a grassroots person, why should I keep these two words!"

Yu Tang: "Ran'er, please..."