That’s right—Su Wanxing planned to perform the surgery on Lu Chenyuan herself.
In her previous life, she had been an expert in this field, traveling worldwide, with students in many countries.
For Lu Chenyuan’s leg injury, this was just a minor operation to her.
All she needed now was a place capable of performing surgery.
Fortunately, in these times, those with money could get things done discreetly. Su Wanxing quickly contacted a “black” clinic—a small private setup—but it had all the necessary surgical equipment.
The next day, after the hospital director finished rounds, Su Wanxing quietly wheeled Lu Chenyuan out.
Inside the clinic, she kept reassuring him.
She knew he was wary of an unlicensed clinic, but for her, he was willing to risk his life!
Yet she couldn’t tell him that she herself would be performing the surgery—he needed to stay calm.
Given her current “ignorant” identity, explaining it would be impossible.
Before the operation, Su Wanxing used the excuse of not trusting the military hospital and left first.
She quickly disinfected, changed into surgical attire, and entered the operating room.
The surgical lights illuminated the room.
Su Wanxing felt a long-lost thrill.
She loved her work; healing and saving lives were ingrained in her pride.
And now, lying on the operating table, was the man she loved.
This surgery had to be perfect!
As the anesthetist finished administering the anesthesia, she grasped the scalpel, her eyes shining with excitement.
Her movements were fast and precise. The skills etched in her bones had not faded over a lifetime; in fact, the excitement made her even more adept.
The clinic’s doctor assisted her.
He had once been a great surgeon, performing thousands of operations, but due to his status, he had to leave the hospital.
To survive, he ran this small clinic, treating complicated cases. He prided himself on his skills.
But after witnessing Su Wanxing’s surgery, he was shocked!
How could a human hand be so steady?
Able to quickly identify the problem and pinpoint it precisely?
This required decades of practice!
The clinic doctor noted the time. The surgery wasn’t extremely difficult; normally it would take over four hours. He would have completed it in three and a half hours with his skills.
But Su Wanxing finished it in just three hours!
Her technique was beyond ordinary—more like a supermachine.
After the final stitch, she quietly left, changed clothes, and pretended to wait outside the operating room.
She didn’t realize that, even with a surgical cap and mask, leaving only her eyes visible, Lu Chenyuan recognized her on the table.
The two of them secretly returned to the hospital, pretending nothing had happened.
In the afternoon, the hospital director came by to check, but Lu Chenyuan refused to show the wound.
“What’s this? Sulking because the surgery was postponed?” the director laughed.
“You still want this leg to heal?”
Lu Chenyuan looked awkward. “It’s almost healed.”
“How can it heal without changing the dressing?” The director lifted the blanket, seeing the cast already applied.
“Who performed this surgery?”
Lu Chenyuan glanced at Su Wanxing and said calmly, “I couldn’t wait, so I found another doctor.”
“You… went to an unlicensed doctor?” The director was shocked.
Shanghai’s best medical resources were in the military hospital.
“How could you be so reckless? If something went wrong, this leg could have been ruined!”
Lu Chenyuan replied, “Don’t worry. That doctor is excellent.”
He hadn’t expected Su Wanxing to have such medical skills, seemingly completely different from what he knew of her.
Yet he was curious and respectful—why she knew medicine, and how she could take back the Su family estate.
He was willing to wait until she trusted him enough to tell him herself.
“Excellent? Come on, let’s do a check-up,” the director, still terrified, insisted.
Su Wanxing nodded. “Alright, a check-up will put our minds at ease.”
After all, the director was an authority.
Lu Chenyuan underwent the examination, and the director’s face never stopped showing amazement.
“Ah, all the indicators are normal!”
“The fixation is excellent! Comparable to my top apprentice!”
“This surgery… simply perfect!”
“Hahaha, Lu Chenyuan, you’re really lucky!”
Lu Chenyuan smiled. “Now you’re satisfied, right?”
The director nodded repeatedly. “Yes, yes! But… where was this surgery performed? Can I meet that doctor? Such talent not coming to the military hospital is a huge loss…”
Lu Chenyuan waved his hand. “Forget it. She’s not coming.”
The director protested: “Why not? We can meet any condition—”
“I need rest now,” Lu Chenyuan interrupted.
He lay down, covered himself, and ignored everyone.
The director could only shake his head and leave, disappointed.
During his hospital stay, Su Wanxing stayed by his side, stepping out once to purchase supplies.
His injury reminded her that resources were scarce in the northwest; even minor ailments could become difficult to treat.
So she stocked up on medicines and essential surgical items in advance.
Fortunately, the clinic doctor had access to some channels. Su Wanxing paid double and obtained everything she needed.
Although expensive, it was all for survival, so she didn’t mind.
She returned to her space, harvested mature crops, and planted familiar medicinal herbs, irrigated with spirit spring water.
These herbs matured in a few days, just in time for Lu Chenyuan to use and accelerate recovery.
Eating meals prepared with spirit spring water, Lu Chenyuan’s body recovered remarkably fast.
Finally, he was discharged before the wedding.
Even the director marveled at the power of love, seeing how quickly Lu Chenyuan healed.
Su Wanxing secretly smiled, thinking it was really the greatness of her space.
Due to time constraints, they didn’t prepare much for the wedding; a few “double happiness” decorations sufficed.
The night before, Lu Chenyuan still felt apologetic: “Marrying me must have been hard on you.”
Su Wanxing comforted him: “We’re heading to the northwest soon; the less we carry, the better. A few days of makeshift arrangements are fine.”
Lu Chenyuan gazed at her intently.
Marrying such a virtuous and considerate wife was his lifelong fortune.
Suddenly, he reached out.
A golden necklace slipped from his palm.
It was the most fashionable design, with a heart pendant decorated with beautiful patterns, and the character “星” engraved in the center.
Lu Chenyuan seemed nervous. “Tomorrow’s the wedding; you can’t have nothing on.”
He then magically produced a pair of gold earrings.
Su Wanxing’s eyes brightened as she happily took them.
A few days ago, she had already bought all her accessories but stored them in her space, later forgetting to take them out.
Lu Chenyuan, assuming she didn’t have them, had specially prepared them.
She put them on and looked at him. “Do they look nice?”
“Beautiful.”
Lu Chenyuan wasn’t one for sweet words, but “beautiful” encompassed all of Su Wanxing.
They gazed at each other tenderly, Lu Chenyuan unconsciously swallowing, and Su Wanxing slightly pouted, closing her eyes.