The Beginning of Natural Disaster, I Won by Hoarding Tens of Billions of Supplies
The Beginning of Natural Disaster, I Won by Hoarding Tens of Billions of Supplies | Chapter 328: Striking The Iron Hammer in All Directions 

It was frightening to not be infected, but it was reassuring to know that even though they got it, they didn’t have severe symptoms.

They comforted each other, “It’s okay, our symptoms are much milder than others.” 

The only thing worth celebrating is that Coke has survived. Its symptoms are improving day by day, its appetite is steadily increasing, and it energetically wags its tail at all three of them. 

In the end, having a strong physique is still essential. 

At first, Jiang Ning feared the dog might get infected again, so she isolated it next door. Unexpectedly, the dog continued to scratch at the door and emitted a mournful sound. 

She had to ask Ma Guangnian for help, but he too had been infected. As a doctor with a strong mindset, he detected his mild symptoms early and had been consistently taking medication. Despite his weak voice, he remained active and upright. 

He never expected that the first cured case of the smog virus would be a dog. 

Ma Guangnian came to see Coke specifically. Seeing its strong muscles, he had some understanding, “The virus is aggressive. After recovery, antibodies will be produced. Based on the cases observed during this period, there are no signs of virus mutation for the time being.” 

The virus is transmitted through smog. It is impossible to hide from it. We can only do our best to disinfect and reduce the infection rate. 

Jiang Ning understood; as long as the virus doesn’t mutate, Coke with antibodies won’t get infected again. 

She returned to the room, took out 10 kilograms of sausages, bacon, salted fish, and 20 kilograms of soybean powder crushed by a grinder, “Teacher Ma, these were prepared by my family. It was supposed to be given to you a few days ago, but we’ve been busy. 

I heard that many doctors have been infected but still insist on working. Take these to give them an extra meal. Eating well is the only way to resist the virus and strive for early recovery to continue treating patients.” 

“No, this is too precious; we can’t accept…” 

“Teacher, if you fall, what about the survivors who got sick? Our diseases are still waiting for you to cure.” 

Jiang Ning forcibly stuffed the supplies to him, “You take these first, and I’ll figure out a way to get some nutritious ones.” 

Ma Guangnian’s touched emotions were beyond expression. His voice sounded heavily nasal, “Jiang Ning, Comrade Huo, on behalf of the Research Institute, thank you.” 

“It should be us thanking you. If it weren’t for you, we might have fallen long ago.” 

Seeing off Ma Guangnian, Jiang Ning took the dog back. 

The three of them had varying degrees of symptoms and were constantly struggling. 

When the fever was high, Jiang Ning felt nauseous and had the urge to vomit. At times, the pain was so intense she felt like splitting her skull open or striking her limbs with an iron hammer. Her body ached severely, her cough was like a wheezing pump, and each breath sounded strained. The sensation of blades cutting her throat persisted, making her liver and lungs extremely uncomfortable. After coughing continuously for a few minutes, she feared something might actually emerge from her throat. 

Even so, they are still considered mild cases; they can’t imagine the suffering of critically ill patients. 

Each person had an oxygen cylinder, and when breathing became difficult, they would use it. 

When the symptoms eased, they would disinfect the room again. 

Through communication between Lao Hu and Jiang Ning, the doctor obtained more detailed virus data, allowing Professor Li’s team to adjust the prescription promptly. 

Jiang Ning had been dealing with herbs for several years, coupled with the daily intake of medicine for the three of them and the dog, she was so familiar that she could tell what medicines were added just by smelling them. 

The prescription changed, with an increase in the amount of Longjie grass, along with licorice and Xihuang grass. 

After drinking it continuously for three days, she felt her symptoms alleviating. 

As for Doudou, being young, her resistance was still a bit weak compared to adults. When she had a fever, she hugged a red plastic bucket and vomited. 

Huo Yishen fed her meat porridge; even if she had no appetite, she had to force herself to eat. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have the strength to resist the virus. 

Doudou’s face was burning red, her voice extremely hoarse, feeling like her vocal cords were about to break, “Brother, I feel terrible, am I going to die?” 

“Nonsense, you’ll pull through.” Jiang Ning took out ice cubes to physically cool her down, comforting her, “My condition and your brother’s are both improving. You’ll get better soon too.” 

Indeed, eating well, drinking well, and exercising regularly usually help resist viruses. Even if one unfortunately gets infected, the symptoms are much milder. 

Compared to ordinary survivors, the three of them were incredibly lucky. 

They discovered the symptoms early, received effective treatment, and developed strong immunity and everything was getting better. 

After enduring several years of natural disasters, many people’s bodies were already weakened. Moreover, the three-year absence of sunlight during the Eternal Night had caused significant harm, resulting in their complexion appearing very unhealthy. 

Coughing and then spitting out blood and it felt like there were residues in the mouth. 

Jiang Ning witnessed a patient being rushed in for treatment but never managed to get up again. 

Fortunately, her preparations over the past few years were not in vain. Consistently taking herbal medicine has helped to prevent the disease from worsening. 

She stopped her own medicine and started drinking the ones prescribed by the hospital. The discomfort was gradually disappearing. “Do you think Professor Li has developed a prescription to eradicate the virus?” 

“Let’s hope so.” Huo Yishen had already started some light exercises. 

Seeing that he had regained a lot of energy, Jiang Ning asked curiously, “Compared to last time, how are your symptoms this time?” 

Huo Yishen thought for a moment and replied, “Like night and day.” 

The symptoms this time were uncomfortable, but still within tolerable limits. Even though the coughing was distressing, there was no spitting out of lung tissue. 

For critically ill patients, the virus severely damaged their liver and lungs, leaving many like white sieves. They would choke to death while coughing. 

Neither the three nor the dog coughed up blood, so the damage to their lungs and liver shouldn’t be severe. Hopefully, it could be reversed; otherwise, their bodily functions would be greatly reduced. 

After another five days of isolation, the symptoms of the two had completely disappeared. However, the conditions of Ma Guangnian and Lao Hu were worsening. 

Many doctors were falling ill, including those who came to support from Pengcheng, Guancheng, and Xiangshan. There were hardly any medical staff left. 

Instead of continuing isolation, Jiang Ning volunteered and found Professor Li, “Hello, I’m a student of Teacher Ma. My partner and I were infected some time ago, and we’ve been symptom-free for a few days. If you think it’s suitable, I’m willing to join the team.” 

Professor Li looked even thinner, but his mindset was good, and he seemed spirited. 

Knowing that he is at a high-risk age and is a prominent figure in the medical field, many doctors are instinctively protecting him. They wear protective clothing at all times and prevent him from entering dangerous wards, even if it means scolding him. 

Professor Li carefully examined the two, “You should be cured. Drink the medicine for another two days to consolidate, pay attention to your physical condition, and inform me if you feel uncomfortable. Don’t overexert yourselves.” 

Just as he finished, he added, “Do you usually take preventive measures?” 

Indeed, nothing could escape a doctor’s eyes. Jiang Ning confessed honestly, “We started preventive measures half a month ago.” 

Professor Li was curious, “What medicine did you use?” 

Jiang Ning recounted the story of her acquaintance with Ma Guangnian, “The prescription was self-made. Most of the ingredients were provided by Teacher Ma, but I added two more herbs, one is Longjie grass, and the other is Apothecary vine.” 

Professor Li frowned, “Apothecary vine?” 

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