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Zhan Xiaolou looked at the purple jade and then walked over to pick up a thin copper tube. He pulled out the cork on the end of the tube and pointed it at Doctor Feng's nose, blowing on the other end in a neither light nor heavy manner.

Feeling a foreign object suddenly drilling into his nose, Dr. Feng instinctively closed his eyes and shrank back.

"Alright."

Zhan Xiaolou said as he put away the copper pipe and placed it on the other side.

"Is that it?" Dr. Feng asked.

Zhan Xiaolou nodded.

The others were curious and asked what Dr. Feng felt. Dr. Feng thought for a moment and even sniffed, "It's a little stinky."

Everyone laughed.

"I'll be next." Another doctor had volunteered to sit in a chair.

Zhan Xiaolou didn't say anything. He picked up another copper pipe and blew into the doctor's nose.

After four or five doctors had been vaccinated, Zhan Xiaolou stopped.

"These few people are enough. The other doctors need to take care of the children."

"Doctor Zhan, what will happen to us?" A place that had already been vaccinated asked in a shaky voice. It was definitely a lie to say that he wasn't afraid.

"You will have a fever in seven days, but it is only a fever. Once the fever is gone, you will be fine. Furthermore, you will not have a pimple again for the rest of your life." Zhan Xiaolou said in a clear voice.

"That's good, that's good."

When the doctors heard Zhan Xiaolou's words, they nodded one after another, feeling a lot more at ease.

Those who had been infected with the virus had to be quarantined. Four or five doctors lived in one place, while Flower Man lived in another sealed courtyard.

Hua Rui was reading the medical book given to her by Zhan Xiaolou under the light of the lantern. She flipped through page after page, and whenever there was something obscure or difficult to understand, she would feel that she couldn't continue to read.

A strange power would support him and keep watching …

The room was extremely quiet, with only the sound of flickering lights and the flipping of books.

Without a servant to take care of him, he would have to rely on himself for everything.

All sorts of food and clothing were prepared before the residence opened. Hua Rui stood up, wanting to go next door to get some charcoal to heat up the brazier that was about to burn a bit more.

After sitting for a long time, his legs felt numb. He slowly moved to the door. When he opened the door, there was a person standing outside.

"Ah …" Hua Ruo cried out in alarm. Before she could finish, her mouth was gently covered by a warm and soft hand.

"Ruo'er, it's me." Zhan Xiaolou said in a low voice.

Hua Rui's eyes slowly regained their focus, and then she looked at the moonlight. Wasn't that Zhan Xiaolou?

Zhan Xiaolou lowered his hand, pulled Hua Ruo into the room, and closed the door behind him.

"Little... "Lou, it's so late …" Hua Ruo said incomplete words nervously.

Zhan Xiaolou looked around the room. When he saw that the coal in the room was almost burnt off, he didn't say anything and just went out.

After a while, she came in with a small bamboo basket. She placed the charcoal in the brazier and clapped her hands as she stood up and looked at Hua Ruo.

"Ruo'er, I always worried about you when I couldn't fall asleep. Later on, it was useless worrying about me over there, so I might as well just come over and look at you." Zhan Xiaolou's calm words were like raging waves to his ears. It stirred his heart to the point where he was unable to calm down.

"Lou..." You should hurry up and go! "

Zhan Xiaolou was stunned. She thought he would be happy, but why was he chasing her away?

"Ruo'er, are you worried that others will see through your words? Don't worry, no one will see it. Besides, I'm not afraid of being seen by others, aren't we going to get married sooner or later? "

Hua Rui's face was flushed red. She did not dare to look at Zhan Xiaolou's eyes. She stammered, "No, I am afraid. Afraid of infecting you, I have already …"

Only then did Zhan Xiaolou realize that they were afraid of getting sick! What a little fool.