Yao Zhen was really exhausted both mentally and physically, wanting to cry but had no tears. He simply suspected that the feng shui of Jiangbei camp was not good. One person just fell down, another one followed, even an ancestor who could not afford to fall. At the moment, he could not help but ask Master Liao Ran who came along with Chang Geng. "Are you here to pray for Old Zhong? Praying is not urgent, should you first chant sutras to exorcise evil spirits?”

The master looked at him helplessly and gestured, "The mute cannot recite sutras."

Chang Geng thought that as he had followed Miss Chen to study medicine all this time, he could be considered as half a doctor. But when it came to a critical moment, he found that towards one patient, he was really helpless. As he saw the blood of this man, his mind had already been wiped blank, the medical books he had learned from seemed to have all been given back to Miss Chen, let alone having the ability to do any treatment.

All the best military doctors in Jiangbei Camp were gathered in the Marshal's tent that had just been cleared up before anyone could live in it. Everyone who came in and out was very nervous. Chang Geng held Gu Yun in his grip without letting go, he did not feel that he was being an obstruction either, sitting aside quietly, making the military doctors tremble.

Liao Ran was standing at the door with worries, he had heard how Chang Geng was pinned into a hedgehog that year when the capital was in danger. At this time, he was really afraid Chang Geng would suffer an attack in Jiangbei Camp — there was not even one person here who could suppress him.

However, beyond his expectations, Chang Geng was very quiet from the beginning to end. He didn't show the slightest sign of turning mad. Gu Yun's vague sentence ‘can not let him know’ was like a needle, pinning his soul inside his body.

Chang Geng suddenly felt that he was asking too much from Gu Yun, and he was carelessly getting more and more greedy. He had never let him have a peace of mind. How did he get all those new and old wounds while he had been kept in the dark about all of them? Chang Geng could imagine many times when Gu Yun was at a place where he could not see, wounded and sick at the same time, while still having to tell the others to block the news, not letting him know.

“Your Highness," said a military doctor cautiously, "Marshal overworking himself is half the cause of his illness, and... er... in addition, in the past year or two, he has suffered wounds on the front line, injuring his lungs and organs, and the congestion had not come out. This time, although it looks dangerous, it is not necessarily a bad thing."