Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable

Chapter 993: Chapter 904: Defending Our Rivers and Mountains 34

At a corner, Kou Shuangshuang, who had been following this group of people, raised her hand and scattered a handful of stones, directly targeting the vital points of her opponents, effortlessly and stealthily killing a row of those at the back.

Having eliminated this row, Kou Shuangshuang’s figure moved like a ghost, swiftly and with such speed that it left a trail of afterimages, she propped up all the fallen people, allowing their bodies to fall silently without alerting those who were still moving in front.

Using the same method, Kou Shuangshuang eliminated nearly half of the opponent’s forces with ease, just like cutting wheat. However, these people were still elites, and after losing nearly half, they finally realized something was wrong.

Because they were still inside the enemy camp, these infiltrators did not dare to make a sound. A few who were frightened were barely calmed down by the leader’s low shout. Following the leader’s instructions, they formed a circle back-to-back with their companions, fully alert to survey their surroundings, trying to discover the enemy who had been silently killing so many of them.

Light as a feather, Kou Shuangshuang hid atop the tent, observing the few people below in their vigilant stance, let out a cold laugh, and again her small stones flew out, targeting their vital points. This time, Kou Shuangshuang did not pursue stealthy silence, naturally increasing the lethality, and the opponent’s people quickly fell layer by layer, dying at lightning speed.

Finally, these people could no longer care about secrecy and started to run rapidly towards the camp’s exit, hoping to escape. However, leaving was harder than arriving. Kou Shuangshuang’s attack speed was extremely fast, giving them no chance to flee.

Kou Shuangshuang’s current combat power is the pinnacle of this world. Even though the opponents had over a hundred elites, against Kou Shuangshuang, it was like bullying kindergarten children. Kou Shuangshuang quickly cornered them.

By the time the camp woke up to realize enemies had infiltrated during the night, only the leader and a few remaining soldiers were alive, deliberately spared for interrogation, while the rest had been killed by Kou Shuangshuang.

War was everywhere and the battles increased. Kou Shuangshuang was not only skilled in medicine, but also had unique insights on training field doctors and nurses. She taught without reservation, quickly transforming greenhorns into competent doctors and nurses capable of handling things on their own.

Thus, while rescuing the wounded on the battlefield, Kou Shuangshuang was always accompanied by a group of novice doctors and nurses. When they could ignore the wounded languishing and the roaring guns, calmly saving the casualties, a new batch would replace them at Kou Shuangshuang’s side.

In just a few years, the warlords no longer existed; the entire country had plunged into warfare, and the warlords were dissolved and annexed, swiftly dissipated.

After this all-consuming battle ended and the fighting fully ceased, Kou Shuangshuang, who had been active on the battlefield’s rear, left the country directly to seek fortune abroad.

When the wave of reforms arrived, no longer young, Kou Shuangshuang had already become an international tycoon, returned to the country with immense wealth, and heavily invested in the medical industry, establishing affordable hospitals.

She balanced pharmaceutical prices and founded a medical foundation, dedicated to helping those who couldn’t afford medical care. Kou Shuangshuang devoted her life to ensuring everyone could access healthcare, earning her the title of the Mother of Medicine in the new era, revered by countless people.

In a slum, an elderly lady, hunched over with a curved back, dragged the garbage she collected that day to a courtyard with only one dilapidated house. She struggled to push the door and enter. The small courtyard was filled with junk, her entire livelihood.

This woman was Tian Xueli. After Kou Shuangshuang left the Du Family, Du Haokun ignored Tian Xueli completely, and obsessedly searched for Kou Shuangshuang everywhere like a madman.

But Kou Shuangshuang had gone directly to the battlefield. Du Haokun didn’t realize Kou Shuangshuang became a field doctor. Ultimately, Du Haokun underestimated Kou Shuangshuang, and thus never found any trace of her.

Often, you only know the importance of something after losing it. When Kou Shuangshuang was around, Du Haokun never understood why he resisted divorcing her. It wasn’t until Kou Shuangshuang left without a trace that Du Haokun realized he was already deeply charmed by her, utterly captivated.

But Kou Shuangshuang left decisively and cleanly, without any hesitation. Her eyes saw the world, but there was no place for Du Haokun, the husband. This realization saddened yet kept Du Haokun longing for her even more. However, Kou Shuangshuang seemed to have vanished from the mortal world, leaving no trace. Unable to find her, Du Haokun began venting his anger on Tian Xueli.

Du Haokun believed that had it not been for Tian Xueli’s appearance, he would not have acted so foolishly, embarrassing Kou Shuangshuang, leading her to leave H City without a trace.

Because of this, Du Haokun continued searching for Kou Shuangshuang desperately while tormenting Tian Xueli out of spite. Though he didn’t resort to physical violence, through cold words and ignoring her presence, Tian Xueli’s life felt like an abyss.

Despite Du Haokun’s treatment, Tian Xueli could not leave him. She was deeply in love with him, unwilling to part. Moreover, she would genuinely struggle to support herself without Du Haokun. Before meeting him, Tian Xueli’s family lived in considerable hardship.

Only with Du Haokun’s support did Tian Xueli’s family begin to live better. Now to return to the past days of grinding hardship, she preferred to cling to Du Haokun, refusing to leave. After all, while Du Haokun used her as a punching bag, he never withheld her money.

As war erupted, with constantly changing situations, the Du Family faced their own peril. Their vast influence was swallowed by others. Du Zongze took Du Haokun and his lawful wife, Fang Meijuan, directly abroad for refuge. It was said Du Haokun was knocked unconscious and taken away because he insisted on staying to look for Kou Shuangshuang’s whereabouts.

With Du Haokun gone, Tian Xueli suddenly lost all support. She could not continue in H City; she would not survive as a war correspondent due to the constant risk of death, and her family urged her to earn money.

Forced by circumstances, Tian Xueli resorted to her beauty, becoming the ninth concubine of a high-ranking official, engulfed in the internal strife of the women’s quarters, losing touch with the external world.

When that official fled the mainland with his legal wife, dragging along the defeated leader, Tian Xueli and her long-time adversaries were left behind by the official, again losing her means of living.