In the end, Ling Cang agreed in desperation.
Su Li was a little proud, successfully entered the barracks, and then handed over the jade pendant given to her by Mr. Li to General Li.
After General Li thanked Su Li, his expression was gloomy and terrifying.
Su Li vaguely knew that there were ghosts in the barracks, and Ling Cang came because of this. It's just that the inner ghost has a high position and authority, so he can't do it easily. He just guards against collecting evidence first.
These have nothing to do with Su Li, she is now a military doctor, and she spends every day tinkering with medicines in the pharmacy or treating the wounded soldiers.
Of course, she didn't forget to decoct Ling Cang's medicine and asked him to make up the medicine.
Time passed by in a blink of an eye, and a war broke out on this day, the shouts of killing in the front were loud, and the rear was also busy.
There are many military doctors in the barracks, and Su Lileng is the one who treats the wounded the fastest. She looked cold and stern, and her hands kept moving. She gave the soldiers who were wounded by swords and swords to stop bleeding, so as not to lose too much blood first. Then she dealt with them one by one, calmly and calmly, which made those old military doctors who had been in the military camp for many years praise.
"Doctor Li, come here quickly, this arrow wound is going to touch your heart, see if you can pull it out." Hearing such a call, Su Li handed over the bandaging work to the people around her, and hurried over up.
The wounded was lying on the couch, already unconscious. This arrow was too dangerous, and the cut head was only a little away from the heart. If you don't grasp the strength well during the pulling out process, you may hurt your heart.
Although those old military doctors were experienced, they were a little afraid to do anything at the moment.
Without blinking, Su Li raised her hand and pulled out the arrow. Blood spurted out and splashed on her fair face.
She clamped the wounded man's jaw with one hand and forced him to open his mouth, while feeding the hemostatic pills.
"Okay, let's treat his wound." Su Li raised her hand to wipe the blood off her face, and said calmly.
Those old military doctors were all shocked by her, shouting that the younger generation is awesome.
The war can't end in a day, and Su Li has been spending nights and nights to treat injuries and illnesses recently. Fortunately, she has internal strength and mental skills, and she often eats soup to replenish her energy, so she didn't fall down.
But the benefits are not without it. She turned out to be too inexperienced. This time, the treatment in the barracks was so intense that her ability was significantly improved.
This day, she finally closed her eyes and rested for a while, when she heard a commotion.
But she was so tired that she didn't want to move at all, thinking that she might not die on her body, so she fell into a dark and sweet dream.
When she woke up again, she saw Ling Cang's confidant guarding her.
"What's the matter?" Su Li asked, rubbing her forehead.
"My lord said that I can go back to Beijing soon, so I want you to pack your luggage well." The confidant replied.
"Back to Beijing?" Su Li looked up at him, "Is the matter resolved?"
"Yes, General Sheng has been taken down, and he will be escorted back to Beijing soon." His confidant said it quite straightforwardly, and Su Li naturally understood.
She nodded in agreement, and started packing her things after getting up.
Speaking of which, she has been in the military camp for half a year, and she has grown rapidly in the past six months, and the reputation of a genius doctor has been widely spread in the military camp.
There was even a soldier whose neck was smeared on the battlefield, and was rescued by Su Li before he died. She was learning a new method of acupuncture and moxibustion at that time, and immediately demonstrated the practice on the wounded man's neck. Unexpectedly, the effect was very good, and people were saved.
This incident almost caused a shock in the barracks, and even spread outside.
(end of this chapter)