During the long journey at sea, the most frightening thing for sailors was not only the bad sea conditions, but also the epidemic that occurred on the ship. Since the whole ship is a relatively closed environment, once an outbreak occurs, the speed of transmission will be quite fast. By the time someone has begun to die on the ship, there may be many people who have already been infected, but they are still in the incubation period and have not yet had a seizure.

The crew of the ship were not novices, and when they found out that one after another people had died of illness, it was most likely that the prisoners had contracted some kind of acute disease when they boarded the ship, and they had seizures one after another a few days after they went to sea. And judging from its lethal condition, the lethality of this epidemic is undoubtedly terrifying. There was a shortage of doctors and medicines on board, and the only barefoot doctor on board could only diagnose and treat minor problems such as headaches and brain fever, and as for this deadly plague, he had never seen it at all, and he could only rely on the medical skills he had learned before to deal with the situation on the ship.

Qin Huacheng learned about the situation on the ship from the guards talking outside, and he felt even more shuddered. He had heard Spanish officers talk in the past about similar situations at sea in the Manila fleet, which had been dealt with by throwing all those who showed signs of illness into the sea to prevent further trouble. Although this is a very cruel method, the effect of preventing the infection is very significant, at least ensuring that the healthy people on board can survive. And the sick people on this ship so far are all prisoners, and it seems that the guards don't have too many scruples about what they will do with the rest.

Qin Huacheng didn't want to be thrown into the sea as a carrier of the epidemic as soon as he got rid of the disease, even if he had to engage in heavy physical labor after reaching the destination, it was better than being a ghost at sea. So when he heard the guards outside whispering about what to do with the prisoners on the ship, who had begun to fall ill, he became even more anxious, and began to think in his mind about how to save himself.

The more favorable conditions for Qin Huacheng were that the cabin where he was held was still some distance away from where the other prisoners were, and he was the last prisoner to be escorted onto the ship, and he had not had any direct contact with other prisoners in the past few days when he went to sea, so the chance of infection was relatively small.

But the unfavorable conditions are also obvious, Qin Huacheng has already fallen seriously ill after going to sea, although the condition was quickly relieved, but the guards on the ship may still think that he is also a plague patient. And with his current status, it is difficult for the guards to listen to him even if he defends himself.

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During the long journey at sea, the most frightening thing for sailors was not only the bad sea conditions, but also the epidemic that occurred on the ship. Since the whole ship is a relatively closed environment, once an outbreak occurs, the speed of transmission will be quite fast. By the time someone has begun to die on the ship, there may be many people who have already been infected, but they are still in the incubation period and have not yet had a seizure.

The crew of the ship were not novices, and when they found out that one after another people had died of illness, it was most likely that the prisoners had contracted some kind of acute disease when they boarded the ship, and they had seizures one after another a few days after they went to sea. And judging from its lethal condition, the lethality of this epidemic is undoubtedly terrifying. There was a shortage of doctors and medicines on board, and the only barefoot doctor on board could only diagnose and treat minor problems such as headaches and brain fever, and as for this deadly plague, he had never seen it at all, and he could only rely on the medical skills he had learned before to deal with the situation on the ship.

Qin Huacheng learned about the situation on the ship from the guards talking outside, and he felt even more shuddered. He had heard Spanish officers talk in the past about similar situations at sea in the Manila fleet, which had been dealt with by throwing all those who showed signs of illness into the sea to prevent further trouble. Although this is a very cruel method, the effect of preventing the infection is very significant, at least ensuring that the healthy people on board can survive. And the sick people on this ship so far are all prisoners, and it seems that the guards don't have too many scruples about what they will do with the rest.

Qin Huacheng didn't want to be thrown into the sea as a carrier of the epidemic as soon as he got rid of the disease, even if he had to engage in heavy physical labor after reaching the destination, it was better than being a ghost at sea. So when he heard the guards outside whispering about what to do with the prisoners on the ship, who had begun to fall ill, he became even more anxious, and began to think in his mind about how to save himself.

The more favorable conditions for Qin Huacheng were that the cabin where he was held was still some distance away from where the other prisoners were, and he was the last prisoner to be escorted onto the ship, and he had not had any direct contact with other prisoners in the past few days when he went to sea, so the chance of infection was relatively small.

But the unfavorable conditions are also obvious, Qin Huacheng has already fallen seriously ill after going to sea, although the condition was quickly relieved, but the guards on the ship may still think that he is also a plague patient. And with his current status, it is difficult for the guards to listen to him even if he defends himself. During the long journey at sea, the most frightening thing for sailors was not only the bad sea conditions, but also the epidemic that occurred on the ship. Since the whole ship is a relatively closed environment, once an outbreak occurs, the speed of transmission will be quite fast. By the time someone has begun to die on the ship, there may be many people who have already been infected, but they are still in the incubation period and have not yet had a seizure.

The crew of the ship were not novices, and when they found out that one after another people had died of illness, it was most likely that the prisoners had contracted some kind of acute disease when they boarded the ship, and they had seizures one after another a few days after they went to sea. And judging from its lethal condition, the lethality of this epidemic is undoubtedly terrifying. There was a shortage of doctors and medicines on board, and the only barefoot doctor on board could only diagnose and treat minor problems such as headaches and brain fever, and as for this deadly plague, he had never seen it at all, and he could only rely on the medical skills he had learned before to deal with the situation on the ship.

Qin Huacheng learned about the situation on the ship from the guards talking outside, and he felt even more shuddered. He had heard Spanish officers talk in the past about similar situations at sea in the Manila fleet, which had been dealt with by throwing all those who showed signs of illness into the sea to prevent further trouble. Although this is a very cruel method, the effect of preventing the infection is very significant, at least ensuring that the healthy people on board can survive. And the sick people on this ship so far are all prisoners, and it seems that the guards don't have too many scruples about what they will do with the rest.

Qin Huacheng didn't want to be thrown into the sea as a carrier of the epidemic as soon as he got rid of the disease, even if he had to engage in heavy physical labor after reaching the destination, it was better than being a ghost at sea. So when he heard the guards outside whispering about what to do with the prisoners on the ship, who had begun to fall ill, he became even more anxious, and began to think in his mind about how to save himself.

The more favorable conditions for Qin Huacheng were that the cabin where he was held was still some distance away from where the other prisoners were, and he was the last prisoner to be escorted onto the ship, and he had not had any direct contact with other prisoners in the past few days when he went to sea, so the chance of infection was relatively small.

But the unfavorable conditions are also obvious, Qin Huacheng has already fallen seriously ill after going to sea, although the condition was quickly relieved, but the guards on the ship may still think that he is also a plague patient. And with his current status, it is difficult for the guards to listen to him even if he defends himself. During the long journey at sea, the most frightening thing for sailors was not only the bad sea conditions, but also the epidemic that occurred on the ship. Since the whole ship is a relatively closed environment, once an outbreak occurs, the speed of transmission will be quite fast. By the time someone has begun to die on the ship, there may be many people who have already been infected, but they are still in the incubation period and have not yet had a seizure.

The crew of the ship were not novices, and when they found out that one after another people had died of illness, it was most likely that the prisoners had contracted some kind of acute disease when they boarded the ship, and they had seizures one after another a few days after they went to sea. And judging from its lethal condition, the lethality of this epidemic is undoubtedly terrifying. There was a shortage of doctors and medicines on board, and the only barefoot doctor on board could only diagnose and treat minor problems such as headaches and brain fever, and as for this deadly plague, he had never seen it at all, and he could only rely on the medical skills he had learned before to deal with the situation on the ship.

Qin Huacheng learned about the situation on the ship from the guards talking outside, and he felt even more shuddered. He had heard Spanish officers talk in the past about similar situations at sea in the Manila fleet, which had been dealt with by throwing all those who showed signs of illness into the sea to prevent further trouble. Although this is a very cruel method, the effect of preventing the infection is very significant, at least ensuring that the healthy people on board can survive. And the sick people on this ship so far are all prisoners, and it seems that the guards don't have too many scruples about what they will do with the rest.

Qin Huacheng didn't want to be thrown into the sea as a carrier of the epidemic as soon as he got rid of the disease, even if he had to engage in heavy physical labor after reaching the destination, it was better than being a ghost at sea. So when he heard the guards outside whispering about what to do with the prisoners on the ship, who had begun to fall ill, he became even more anxious, and began to think in his mind about how to save himself.

The more favorable conditions for Qin Huacheng were that the cabin where he was held was still some distance away from where the other prisoners were, and he was the last prisoner to be escorted onto the ship, and he had not had any direct contact with other prisoners in the past few days when he went to sea, so the chance of infection was relatively small.

But the unfavorable conditions are also obvious, Qin Huacheng has already fallen seriously ill after going to sea, although the condition was quickly relieved, but the guards on the ship may still think that he is also a plague patient. And with his current status, it is difficult for the guards to listen to him even if he defends himself. During the long journey at sea, the most frightening thing for sailors was not only the bad sea conditions, but also the epidemic that occurred on the ship. Since the whole ship is a relatively closed environment, once an outbreak occurs, the speed of transmission will be quite fast. By the time someone has begun to die on the ship, there may be many people who have already been infected, but they are still in the incubation period and have not yet had a seizure.

The crew of the ship were not novices, and when they found out that one after another people had died of illness, it was most likely that the prisoners had contracted some kind of acute disease when they boarded the ship, and they had seizures one after another a few days after they went to sea. And judging from its lethal condition, the lethality of this epidemic is undoubtedly terrifying. There was a shortage of doctors and medicines on board, and the only barefoot doctor on board could only diagnose and treat minor problems such as headaches and brain fever, and as for this deadly plague, he had never seen it at all, and he could only rely on the medical skills he had learned before to deal with the situation on the ship.

Qin Huacheng learned about the situation on the ship from the guards talking outside, and he felt even more shuddered. He had heard Spanish officers talk in the past about similar situations at sea in the Manila fleet, which had been dealt with by throwing all those who showed signs of illness into the sea to prevent further trouble. Although this is a very cruel method, the effect of preventing the infection is very significant, at least ensuring that the healthy people on board can survive. And the sick people on this ship so far are all prisoners, and it seems that the guards don't have too many scruples about what they will do with the rest.

Qin Huacheng didn't want to be thrown into the sea as a carrier of the epidemic as soon as he got rid of the disease, even if he had to engage in heavy physical labor after reaching the destination, it was better than being a ghost at sea. So when he heard the guards outside whispering about what to do with the prisoners on the ship, who had begun to fall ill, he became even more anxious, and began to think in his mind about how to save himself.

The more favorable conditions for Qin Huacheng were that the cabin where he was held was still some distance away from where the other prisoners were, and he was the last prisoner to be escorted onto the ship, and he had not had any direct contact with other prisoners in the past few days when he went to sea, so the chance of infection was relatively small.

But the unfavorable conditions are also obvious, Qin Huacheng has already fallen seriously ill after going to sea, although the condition was quickly relieved, but the guards on the ship may still think that he is also a plague patient. And with his current status, it is difficult for the guards to listen to him even if he defends himself.

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