t unusual at all.But I have only known to address the great-grandmother from a young age, never heard of second great-grandmother, third great-grandmother, fourth great-grandmother...She continued, “H...Little thing

Are you talking to me

He was wavering in form, surrounded by a hazy glow, drifting past me a few feet away.

I vaguely felt it was the same back I had seen on the platform before—Master Mu Wanchen

Could his master be such a ghost-like, cold man

I was dumbfounded until Liang Xiaoge slapped my shoulder hard: "Little Princess!"

"Ah!" I jumped, startled. I came to my senses.

"What are you doing If you don't snap out of it, I'm going to have to call your soul back!" He held up an ancient-looking talisman and pretended to stick it on me.

"N-no...nothing...you didn't see anything just now, did you" I asked suspiciously.

He pouted and thought for a moment: "I just saw you with a blank expression, it's fine. A beautiful woman is still pretty even with a blank expression."

Is this supposed to comfort me I'm a little amused and confused.

Suddenly, there was a commotion coming from the hillside below. We hurried down to investigate.

That ethereal figure ignored the bustling crowd, passing straight through them and "floating" towards Mu Wanchen's direction.

I couldn't keep staring at him, because two people had just been pulled up from below.

All of them were swept away by the floodwaters into the river. I don't know if they are still alive

I pushed forward and heard a man say, "Hang him upside down so he can spit out the water. There's still hope!"

"Force him to vomit the water out! Quickly! There's still time!"

My god, these people are...still so rustic!

Water goes down your windpipe, not your stomach. Hanging upside down could make the object go back up and block your nose or mouth, causing you to suffocate.

I quickly waved my hand and shouted, “No, no! Can’t hang upside down! Lay flat quickly!”

People around me turned their heads to look at me. I pulled the hood of my cloak down, revealing my face, and said to them, “Calm down! If you calm down, there’s still hope!”

Liang Xiaogge immediately chimed in to help me speak, the two drowning men were placed side by side, I knelt in the middle, one hand each pinching their noses and pulling open their mouths, pulling out their tongues a bit, then pushing their jaws up to ninety degrees.

"Liang Xiaogē, hurry, learn from me," I pressed my hands against someone's chest doing CPR.

Liang Xiaogē suddenly realized, nodding and saying, "I've learned! I've learned!"

Have you studied that I stared at him suspiciously as he pressed it. Could it be that he really went abroad to study

"When I was learning to drive at the driving school, we had first aid lessons! We even had to kiss a dummy! If you kissed it right, it would sing. If you didn't kiss it right, you had to keep kissing!" He pressed down hard a few times and yelled at me.

I almost slipped up—kissing a mannequin

Let's practice CPR on a manikin!

After thirty compressions, my hand was getting a bit soft. The doctor's job is definitely physically demanding.

"Liang Xiaogge, quickly, artificial respiration, two breaths..." I pointed at these two men.

"Me!" he was stunned.

"Nonsense, me! Hurry up!"

"Oh oh..."

I watched him hold his breath and blow two puffs of air at the man beneath him, then he switched with me and I started pressing down on that man while he blew air into my back.

After two rounds, the two of them spat out the water they had just taken and lay on the ground coughing violently.

"Roll onto your sides, let them roll onto their sides…don't vomit and block your airways!" I reminded urgently.

The onlookers got angry and immediately swarmed me, pushing me aside. They helped the two people on the ground by patting their backs and repeatedly muttering words of thanks.

"Tsk tsk tsk…" Liang Xiaoge wiped his mouth forcefully with the back of his hand: "I haven't even kissed a girl!"

"......Just practice," I said, jokingly tossing my aching arms.

"Aling, who is this" a man asked, turning his head.

He asked that, and everyone turned to look at me. I was stunned for a moment and hurriedly put on the hood of my cloak.

It's a family tradition to save any endangered life we encounter.

Could they possibly throw me out

"Yes...yes..." Liang Xiaogē looked at me a little hesitantly.

He didn't know what to say. The last time he said something about the little princess, that girl named Chuling almost beat him up.

These people have high expectations for Mu Wanchen's wife.

They hope that their witch queen will be graceful, beautiful, gentle and wise, bringing them the greatest pride and prosperity.

It's a pity that I'm quite ordinary. Besides not being killed by the female wasp venom, I have no other advantages. However, there are many disadvantages.

"I'm... just a passing doctor..." I winked at Liang Xiao.

"Right, right. He's a kind doctor who brought us some emergency supplies." Liang Xiao quickly said.

"Supplies Weren't those supplies sent by the honored guests" one person questioned.

"No, no, later there was—" Brother Liang waved his hand, ready to explain.

I tugged at his sleeve and whispered, “Don’t say any more. I’m just a passing doctor. The more you praise me, the more suspicious they become. They might even think I’m bringing things here for ulterior motives.”

I can already feel the wary stares of these people, and some are starting to look unfriendly.

Liang Xiaoge frowned slightly, a little frustrated. He was also helpless about the tribe's wary attitude towards him.

"She's a guest of the Shaman King, you best show her some respect. If you anger her, the Shaman King will punish you, don't say I didn't warn you." He explained in a simple and blunt manner.

When these people heard this, they put away their initial hostility one after another, slightly nodded to me in greeting, and I returned the gesture. Brother Liang pulled me aside.

"Don't be angry, people here aren't used to outsiders. Even honored guests were treated this way at first. It gets better with time."

Liáng xiǎo gē was not very good at comforting people, I smiled and said it didn't matter.

Put yourself in their shoes, if a stranger suddenly appeared in my house, I would also be wary and ask questions.

With the wind whipping and rain lashing down, during this busy period of ours, Mu Wanchen's figure, who had originally been standing on the dam, vanished.

I was stunned, thinking I had seen things wrongly, and quickly reached out to rub my eyes.

Did you fall into the water

"Hey, where's your Great Shaman! Where did he go!" I frantically turned my head and shouted to the crowd.

They were stunned, one by one they ran to the edge of the woods to look out.

Gone, really gone!

In just a few minutes of not looking at him, his figure disappeared from the dam! And he didn't walk towards us!

"Whoa, whoa, whoa, Your Highness where are you going!" Liang Xiao grabbed her cloak. "You absolutely can't go near there! That dam could collapse at any moment! With all this mud, rocks, and floodwater, if it breaks, you'll be swept away for sure! There won't even be any bones left!"

“Then I’ll just go take a look!” I shrunk down and crawled out from under my cloak, making Liang Xiao stumble.

Mu Wanchen's master stood on a protruding piece of stone at the edge, holding a bamboo umbrella.

I ran to his back, bowing hastily and stammering, "Sir, hello... Have you seen Mu Wanchen He's gone missing—"u'll know soon enough."I'm not doubting Mu Wanchen's "professional knowledge," but rather because I have limited experience and find it difficult to imagine the actual effects when these techniques ar...