Chapter 396: Surgery Successful

An Yinan looked at him, "If you want to study it, I can give it to you later; don't delay saving lives."

"Rest assured, these are soldiers and the people; I can distinguish what is important," the Commander-in-Chief said.

An Yinan nodded and opened the operating room.

Outside the operating room, there were no relatives waiting, and no one cared whether the surgery was successful.

"The surgery was successful." But after she walked out, she still said this.

She wanted Xiaokang to know that someone was waiting for him to wake up.

Jiang Yunduo came out of the ward and saw the exhausted-looking An Yinan.

"Nan Nan, did you just come down from surgery? Go to my place and rest for a while." She had seen her just yesterday, but she hadn't been this exhausted; she had heard the situation from Yuanyuan and knew she was in a bad mood right now.

An Yinan shook her head, "No, the frontline is still waiting for me!"

She refused, and without notifying anyone, she went straight back to her Regional Economics.

"Sister-in-law, why are you back? How is Xiaokang?" Qin Hao was treating a trauma on someone.

There were many serious injuries here, as well as many minor ones.

Now that the trauma cases were too many to handle, he had also started treating them.

"The surgery was successful, but it depends on the subsequent situation; whether he can wake up depends on the next three days," An Yinan said very bluntly.

It seemed as if she had no emotional fluctuations.

But she did!

Born as a human, who could have no emotional fluctuations?

She just controlled it well, so as not to let her state affect future rescues.

"Leave it to me, you go get busy," An Yinan said.

Qin Hao looked at her appearance and was somewhat worried, "Do you need to rest for a while?"

An Yinan shook her head, "I can manage."

She knew her identity, and she also knew that on the battlefield, one extra person had a significant impact.

Especially since she was a Doctor; there were many things others couldn't do that she could.

Qin Hao looked at her deeply, then left without hesitation.

He was a military doctor, and also a soldier.

He knew the situation on the battlefield, and he also knew An Yinan's persistence.

"The Red Powder is gone." At this moment, Zhang Hong ran over and said somewhat anxiously.

An Yinan said calmly, "I have some."

She took a medicine bottle from the bottom of her backpack and poured the powder inside into the jar labeled with red paper.

They didn't know what kind of medicinal powder this was, but after using it for a long time, they knew its general efficacy.

An Yinan would replenish it every day, but the consumption of the medicinal powder was too great now.

She needed to find time to replenish these medicines.

Zhang Hong carried the medicinal powder and hurried to the other side, where more than ten soldiers were waiting.

An Yinan's side also became busy; where there is war, there are wounded. When a cannon fires, no one knows how many people will be injured or how many will die.

"Shift change!" When the time came, the personnel of Group Two swapped in, and they, the personnel of Group One, had to return to the Camp to guard the main tent.

An Yinan packed up her things and nodded to the people who came to take over.

At this moment, her face was covered in blood and black soot, her hair was messy, and her clothes were dirty; these things no longer mattered.

And the medicine she had stored was almost used up.

Returning to the Camp, An Yinan went to find Qin Hao.

"I need a separate space to make medicine; you know, I am a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine," she said to Qin Hao.

"I will arrange it," Qin Hao nodded immediately.

Moreover, when he helped his sister-in-law look after the Regional Economics today, he discovered that her medicine was much more effective than other medicines.

"Also, I need the higher-ups to prepare the medicinal herbs I need; the ones sent before probably won't last long," An Yinan instructed.

In this battle, no one knew how long it would last.

But she knew in her heart.

Historically, some people jokingly remarked, "The Southern Monkeys are much stronger than before in both troop strength and equipment; it feels like they've turned from a monkey into a gorilla."

This battle would not last a day or two, not a month or two; it was very likely to last a year or two.

And she also needed to be fully prepared.

An Yinan handed Qin Hao a piece of paper with the medicinal herbs she urgently needed.

"Leave it to me," Qin Hao said.

He gave An Yinan a separate small tent; these tents were used as emergency operating rooms.

On the Frontline, there were no houses at all, and even tents could collapse at any time.

Cannons bombarded the mountains! Let alone the Frontline, even in the City, the earth shook and the mountains swayed.

At the beginning, the people suffered many injuries.

Later, the country gradually sent these people away; now, the City was filled with soldiers who had retreated to rest, as well as medical staff and volunteers.

An Yinan brought the medicinal herbs that she had previously asked her eldest uncle to send, and she specifically took a pot for boiling medicine.

Li Xiue and Zhao Qiuhua stood guard outside; An Yinan had given instructions that no one was to disturb her.

An Yinan first set up the pot for boiling medicine, and after putting some pungent medicinal herbs into the pot, she went straight into her space.

She headed straight for Xiaoyin's place.

She took out the medicinal herbs that her eldest uncle had prepared earlier and began refining them.

Qin Hao had already arrived in the City, and he saw a familiar person at the entrance.

"Chen Xun!" Qin Hao widened his eyes and walked forward excitedly.

After Chen Xun saw Qin Hao, he asked, "Has Nan Nan come?"

He was here to see Xiaokang, and he had heard many things about how Doctor An was.

This surname was already rare, and with the Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Acupuncture, and the similar age, it was hard for him not to think of his Nan Nan.

"Sister-in-law has been here for half a month, and she has been saving people at the Frontline the whole time," Qin Hao said frankly.

Chen Xun nodded, "Is she... doing well?"

Qin Hao walked inside with him and gave a bitter smile, "In a place like this, who could be doing well?"

"Why did you return to the City? Aren't you going to see Sister-in-law?"

"I've been at the Frontline for half a month, and the higher-ups issued an order to return to the City to rest; Xiaokang had an accident, so I rushed over to take a look." If he hadn't come over, he wouldn't have known that the wife he missed was so close to him.

Qin Hao patted his shoulder, "Sister-in-law also participated in Xiaokang's surgery, and she only returned to the Frontline this afternoon."

"Sister-in-law said that if Xiaokang can hold on for these three days, he will be able to survive!"

However, thinking of Xiaokang's legs, he fell silent; for a soldier, without legs, he would be unable to go to the Frontline or fight, leaving only the path of medical discharge.

Chen Xun had seen Xiaokang's condition and knew in his heart that being able to live meant he had already snatched his life back!

"I will take care of things here with Xiaokang; if you have anything to do, go ahead and get busy," Chen Xun said to Qin Hao.

The troops had been pulled back, and most of them fell asleep as soon as they hit the ground; they had been at the very front without any time to rest for half a month, and now that their tension had relaxed, they could no longer hold on.

"Alright then, I'll head in first," Qin Hao hurried inside.

The General Person-in-Charge felt a headache the moment he saw him.

If he wanted people, he had to be given people; if he wanted medicine, he had to be given medicine.