The opponent's movements were swift and skillful, without any sloppiness. It didn't take a while for the wound to be stitched up, and the stitches were extremely neat. There was no trace of the intestines passing through. If Mu Han hadn't seen it with his own eyes just now, there was no way Mu Han would have believed it. There is also this miraculous skill of disemboweling the belly and then sewing it back together! After the incision was sutured, Jin Shu wiped off the liquid around the wound with a clean cotton cloth, then evenly applied charcoal ash to the wound, and finally covered it with a layer of green paste. The last step is to tie a circle of white gauze around the horse's belly. After tightening, the whole process is over. Before Jin Shu could breathe a sigh of relief, she turned back to look at the pony in the warm water. "Pick it up, head down, and do as I say." Mu Han didn't pause, and immediately followed the instructions. He held the pony's two hind legs with one hand, held the pony's head with the other, and shook it down hard. One, two, three... A lot of viscous liquid was thrown out of the pony's mouth and nose. Just when Mu Han was about to continue throwing it, the pony in his hand suddenly moved. The weak little guy opened his mouth and opened his eyes with extremely strong vitality.
This one came alive and was put into a soft haystack to keep warm. The second one followed the same method and drained out the blocked body fluids in its mouth and nose, and soon showed vital signs. Looking at the two ponies huddled together, Mu Han silently looked at Jin Shu, who was walking towards the snow. At this time, this weak-looking woman was already covered in sweat. In order for Feiyun Taxue to give birth smoothly, Mu Han had arranged for people to set up fires around the stable. At this time, the whole shed was steaming. There is a rush of heat, and a layer of sweat will appear on the back of the back if you move a little. Jin Shu ignored the sweat on her forehead and began to operate on the second mare. The technique of cutting one's belly open and then sewing it back together must have seemed fanciful to the ancients. At first, Jin Shu thought she would have to put in some effort to explain to Mu Han, but to her surprise, the other party just watched silently from beginning to end. During this period, Jin Shu once noticed waves of frightening cold air coming from beside her, but in the end Mu Han held it back and did not step forward to disturb Jin Shu's next plan. The pony in Tuxue's belly was obviously much bigger. When Jin Shu squeezed it out, she almost fell down several times. She gritted her teeth and silently fought against this weak body. Under the red light of the brazier, Jin Shu's originally fair face was now covered with a faint glow. She lowered her eyes and pressed it intently, one after another. The thin bangs on her forehead had already been soaked with sweat, and each one was crystal clear. Beads of sweat fell from her forehead to her delicate pink cheeks. Jin Shu had no time to take care of it, but bit her lips unconsciously. The pink lips had been bitten until they turned white. Mu Han's eyes followed Jin Shu's movements. Suddenly, Jin Shu in front of her raised her head and glanced at him. Her round and bright eyes were so clean that they were steamed by the heat, like a newborn pony, piercing the pure depth of her soul. Mu Han stiffened and subconsciously looked away. "What are you doing standing still? Bring a basin to catch it." Mu Han hurriedly carried the basin forward, and not long after, two strong ponies slipped into the basin. The condition of these two ponies was a little worse. They must have been suffocated for too long. Mu Han shook one of them for a long time before waking up one of them. The remaining little stallion was lying silently on the haystack. No matter how Mu Han wiped its muzzle, it was of no avail. "It can't be saved." Mu Han, who had been without breath for such a long time and was very experienced in raising horses, knew that it would be impossible to rescue him. Jin Shu picked up the pony, wrapped it in soft cloth, and then raised her eyes to look at Mu Han. "Then give me this pony."
"It's already dead." "Don't worry about it. I saved your horse, and you gave it to me as a reward. Isn't it too much?" Mu Han couldn't guess Jin Shu's thoughts, but he was not a stingy person either. "If you want, I can give you this one alive." The newborn pony already weighed more than a hundred kilograms. Jin Shu was secretly shocked when he was born. She couldn't help but sigh in her heart that she was indeed the offspring of the most sophisticated horse breed on the grassland. Half the size of an adult horse. I heard from the right minister that the entire northern Xinjiang and even the whole country had spent a lot of money to buy Tatar horses, but they would not sell the horses no matter what conditions the other party offered. Now it seems that Jin Shu understands why they are unwilling to sell. If such a pure and strong horse breed is sold, their biggest advantage will be gone. Looking at it this way, the other party was actually willing to give her a pony, which was beyond Jin Shu's expectation. "The mare will wake up tomorrow. Don't breed her in the past two years. Pregnancy with twins is too dangerous for the mare." If Jin Shu hadn't been here today, these two horses would have died. Mu Han nodded and ordered people to come in to take care of the mare and pony, while Jin Shu struggled to hold the lifeless pony and turned to look at Mu Han. "Now that you believe that I have good horse-raising skills, let's do this. I only want this horse and I won't take advantage of you. You can send someone to send me back now, and we can wipe out our grudges." "I can give you the horse, but you can't leave." Jin Shu's face darkened. "Repaying kindness with vengeance? Your two mares are so precious to you. I saved them. Is this how you repay me?" "One code equals one code. Feel free to ask for other requests, but I can't just let you go." This guy looks like a stubborn donkey. After identifying a truth, he can't explain it no matter what. Jin Shu naturally wouldn't fight him hard, so she nodded with a smile. "Okay, I won't argue with you that much." Mu Han didn't expect Jin Shu to give up the idea of leaving so easily. Originally, he had planned to pay some price to keep her, but he was slightly flattered to see her being so straightforward. It was getting late, and Jin Shu would definitely not go back to Mu Han's tent. From the beginning, in Mu Han's eyes, Jin Shu was a charming and charming Central Plains woman who could arouse his most primitive desires. So after the scene just now, Mu Han couldn't treat her as an ordinary woman. Knowing that she was unwilling, Mu Han specially arranged a separate tent, and there were troops guarding the outside of the tent. "You have a good rest and I will come see you tomorrow." "What's there to see? There's a shortage of women on your grassland?" When you see a woman, you want to grab her and take possession of her?
Mu Han had a stern face, glanced at her silently, and then said solemnly. "I'm not that hungry. I heard that old man call you Miss Jin? From now on, I'll call you Ah Jin. I want to marry you to be my princess. You have enough time to think about it before next spring. "(End of chapter)