At this time, Xiaocai's fever was very serious, he was already unconscious, his whole body was red, and Lu Yu could feel the heat on his body when he sat next to him. Lu Yu asked Lao Gao to open Xiaocai's mouth, and then slowly poured the "spiritual water" in the bowl.

In fact, Lu Yu is not sure whether this dirty "spiritual water" has any effect, but he can be sure that Lao Gao has no other way, Lu Yu only hopes that in case the "spiritual water" is invalid, Lao Gao and his wife don't blame themselves too much.

After feeding Xiaocai "spiritual water", the three of them guarded him in the room, and Lao Gao and his wife were so nervous that they even forgot to cry.

When it was almost dark, Xiaocai still didn't wake up, but Lu Yu felt that he should be able to get better, because the other sick villagers didn't survive for so long, and they all died in less than an hour after falling into a coma. Xiao Gao is still breathing, and his body is also hot, which shows that the "elixir" is indeed useful.

Sure enough, not long after dark, Xiaocai woke up in a daze, Lu Yu touched his forehead, and the fever subsided. Lao Gao and his wife couldn't help but be overjoyed, crying and laughing, hugging their son tightly and refusing to let go.

After the joy, they remembered to thank Lu Yu, and the old daughter-in-law wanted to kneel down for Lu Yu with a thousand thanks, but naturally he stopped her; Lao Gao didn't say much, only said that Lu Yu's business in the future would be his business, and he just needed to say hello if he wanted to help. Lu Yu himself is quite happy, he finds that helping others can indeed make him happy.

Lao Gao asked Lu Yu what he gave Xiaocai, and it smelled a little stinky. Lu Yu was a little embarrassed, saying that it was left by his mother, and he didn't know what was inside. When he said this, Lu Yu felt the need to help other sick people in the village, so he asked Lao Gao to accompany him to the village chief's house.

When Lu Yu and the village chief said that he had medicine that was useful for this plague, he didn't believe it at first, and later Lao Gao emphasized several times that his family's small fortune was cured by Lu Yu, and the village chief was skeptical. Then the village chief asked Lu Yu what the prescription was, and he went to buy the medicine and came back to prepare it. Lu Yu said that there was no prescription, only some medicine at home, and whoever was sick told him that I would send it over.

The village chief felt that Lu Yu might be reluctant to hand over the prescription to him, so he didn't force it, saying that if anyone else was sick, they would come to him. In the end, Lu Yu told him that he didn't have much medicine at home, and that he might not be able to save more people who were sick, so he asked him to notify the villagers who still had chickens at home and dispose of the chickens as soon as possible. The village chief agreed, and Lao Gao also volunteered to go with the village chief, which was more convincing.

The village chief was really responsible, and at night, he went door to door in the whole village to inform Lu Yu of the news that he had medicine, and begged those who had chickens at home to burn the chickens quickly. Later, Lao Gao told me that he couldn't stand it anymore, those people were greedy and selfish, and there was no cure.

Anyway, in the end, except for the third aunt's family, there was not a single chicken in the whole village. The third aunt was reluctant to keep the chickens, and another reason was that if she took all the chickens and burned them, wouldn't the cruel words she said when she quarreled with the village chief be equivalent to a slap in the face.

The people in the village fell ill one after another, and Lu Yu vomited again and again, until the end of February, when the weather began to warm up, no one fell ill. Although Lu Yu sent the "spiritual water" in time every time, there were still children from two families who did not survive.