Chapter 811 Seasickness Medicine

Bai Ruozhu glanced at Shan Youshen lightly, wondering when would be the best time to deal with him.

After the meal, everyone went back to the room. Because they were leaving at dawn the next day, everyone went back to the room to wash up and go to bed.

Deng Deng was tired from playing, so she went to sleep without much fuss. Bai Ruozhu got up and changed Deng Deng's diaper after a long time, and she found that Wu Ying was sleeping very deeply as she said. Bai Ruozhu was very cautious and gentle at first, but later she didn't need to be too careful anymore. This girl sleeps really well.

Before dawn the next day, the starter came to wake us up. Everyone got up, simply packed up and went downstairs to have a bowl of hot porridge, then got in the car again and continued to move forward.

On the third day, I finally found that the official road was very muddy. I thought of Dean Wen's words and believed that there had been continuous heavy rains here before. Shan Youshen gritted his teeth when he saw this. At this moment, there were not many people gathering with him. It was not difficult for people to guess his intentions from his previous words.

After walking like this for two more days, everyone finally reached the boarding point and turned to the waterway.

Jiang Yichun asked his adjutant to lead people to make a large amount of purchases, because everyone would spend a long time on the boat.

The official ship they took this time was much larger than the one Bai Ruozhu and the others took to Beijing, but even so, it still took two ships to carry so many people.

After the materials were purchased and the official ship set off, the group headed south along the inland river.

When they arrived at the room on the ship, they were no longer so nervous. Bai Ruozhu took Dengdeng and Jiang Yichun to live in a larger room. Wu Ying lived in a small room by herself. The students participating in the competition shared a room, while the soldiers opened the crowded room. too much.

Once the ship stabilized, members of the delegation often gathered on the plywood for meetings, mainly discussing the arrangements for the competition, and even speculation on this year's topic.

As a result, within two days of the boat trip, many students became so seasick that they could not even attend the meeting. Even some soldiers were seasick. After all, soldiers in the northwest rarely used waterways. Even if they were not landlubbers, it did not mean they would not get seasick.

Fortunately, before boarding the ship, Bai Ruozhu also made a list and asked the adjutant to purchase a large amount of medicinal materials.

"Wu Ying, let's go, let's go and prepare some seasickness decoction for people who are seasick." Bai Ruozhu saw that there were still many people who were seasick, so he took Wu Ying to the warehouse.

"So it's great that Mr. Jiang takes you with him. There are only military doctors left." Wu Ying laughed. "Those students are really ignorant. With you on the road, they should burn incense."

Bai Ruozhu gave Dengdeng to her to help hold her, then went to prepare the medicine herself, took it to the kitchen to boil the medicine, and then had someone send a bowl to everyone who was seasick.

On the deck, many people were dizzy with vomiting and their stomachs were churning. They wished they could return to the shore immediately and would rather not participate in the competition.

Shan Youshen was also seasick originally, so his family prepared seasickness medicine for him before going out. After taking the seasickness medicine, he didn't feel as uncomfortable as others.

One of the people who suffered from seasickness participated in the competition with Shan Youshen last year. He remembered that he was also seasick, so he asked: "Brother Shan, aren't you also seasick? Why do you think you are fine now?"

Shan Youshen said proudly: "I brought seasickness medicine. Since you are seasick, aren't you prepared?"

"I've prepared it, but the effect is not obvious. It's not as bad as the last time, but I'm still dizzy," the man said.

Shan Youshen laughed and said, "The seasickness medicine my family prepared was bought with a lot of money. Naturally, it is not comparable to the seasickness medicines you can buy casually in ordinary pharmacies."

The man felt very uncomfortable. Although he was a little unhappy after hearing his argument, he couldn't help but said: "Brother Shan, lend me one, and I will give you the money when you get back."

"No, what if I don't have enough?" Shan Youshen said and turned around and returned to the cabin, no longer paying attention to anyone.

The man who helped Shan Youshen look for Wu Ying that day was named Liu Jianzhou. He was also suffering from seasickness. He just heard Shan Youshen's words on the deck, but he was smart enough not to ask Shan Youshen in public. He was thinking about that Since medicine is expensive, he would ask Shan Youshen for it privately, and Shan Youshen would definitely give it to him, and he would not make it difficult for Shan Youshen to do it.

Liu Jianzhou entered the cabin and quickly found Shan Youshen and said he wanted a seasickness pill.

Shan Youshen glanced at him and said: "This medicine requires one pill a day to be effective. If I give you one pill, it will be in vain if you take it. But if I give it to you every day, I won't have enough, so I can't help you." "

Liu Jianzhou was dumbfounded. Shan Youshen wouldn't give it to him?

"Then give me one first to make me feel better today." Liu Jianzhou said pitifully.

Shan Youshen rolled her eyes at him and said, "Isn't that a waste? Do you know how much this medicine costs per pill?"

"I've helped you a lot, but it's still not worth a pill?" Liu Jianzhou asked.

Shan Youshen ignored him and said disdainfully: "That was also of your own free will. Did I think I didn't give you any benefits?"

"You..." Liu Jianzhou pointed at Shan Youshen and wanted to say more. A wave of nausea hit him. He fainted even more because of his excitement. As a result, he couldn't help it and vomited out the sour yellow liquid. When it reached Shan Youshen's clothes, some of it even sprayed on Shan Youshen's face.

Even though Shan You carefully took seasickness medicine, he immediately felt nauseated when he smelled the smell.

At this time, someone outside shouted: "The seasick people are coming out soon. Mrs. Jiang has prepared seasickness medicine for everyone. After drinking it, you will not be seasick. Come and get it!"

Liu Jianzhou was feeling extremely uncomfortable, and he was afraid that Shan Youshen would cause trouble for him, so he hurriedly turned around and left, going to the deck.

There is wind on the deck, so it would be more comfortable if there are not many people blowing it, and no one wants to vomit into their cabin, because there is no ventilation, and the smell will be disgusting.

Shan Youshen endured his nausea, took off his shirt, rushed to the deck in one breath, and threw the shirt into the river. He retched at Jiang Mian a few times. Fortunately, he took good medicine and didn't really want to vomit it out.

He sniffed his body again and still felt disgusting, but he also thought that there might be that smell because there were too many people vomiting on the deck.

At this time, he saw Bai Ruozhu holding the child and watching everyone receive the medicinal soup. He muttered: "You dare to drink any medicine indiscriminately, and you are not afraid of killing people? These people have never seen the world."

The seasick students and their husbands all went to get the medicine, and the soldiers also came to get the elixir. They went over one by one and wanted to thank Bai Ruozhu with their fists in their hands, saying, "Thank you, madam, for the medicine."

Dean Wen, who was standing not far away, blushed a little. He was not seasick and did not need to receive medicine. However, none of the students in the academy just bowed and thanked them when they received medicine. After all, they were too outstanding and were so proud that they forgot to be grateful. Or do you think it’s appropriate to get medicine on board?

Isn't it ironic that those scholars who have read poetry and books are not as good as those soldiers who have not read books?