I'm reborn, so it's not too much to kill the one who traveled through the book, right?

The next morning, when it was still light, Shen Rong was half asleep and felt very unwell.

She must be sick, Shen Rong thought dazedly.

Last year, Shen Rong fell into the water, but she didn't catch a cold. This time, her clothes were wet by the rain. After coming back, she took medicine to prevent colds. But after sleeping for a night, her limbs felt weak and her head was dizzy.

Shen Rong didn't want to get up at all.

"Sanniang, get up." Changsheng called Shen Rong to get up as usual.

Changsheng was clueless. Seeing Shen Rong sleeping wrapped in the quilt as she did before, Changsheng pulled the quilt off Shen Rong and prepared to fold it as he did in the past.

Shen Rong didn't have the energy to argue with him at this moment, and the quilt was immediately pulled away by Changsheng.

After the quilt was pulled away, Shen Rong felt a lot cooler. She wasn't cold either, so she just lay on the bed in her single clothes with her eyes tightly closed.

Changsheng folded the quilt and looked up to see that Shen Rong did not get up and put on clothes as usual. She did not even cover herself with the quilt and just lay on the bed.

Changsheng looked down at the quilt that had just been folded in front of him, then looked at Shen Rong, a hint of doubt in his eyes.

After a while, Changsheng saw that Shen Rong had not gotten up yet, so he had to shake out the quilt and cover Shen Rong with it again.

The spring rain is drizzling and continuous. Once it starts, it will continue to fall for several days.

Changsheng watched Shen Rong in the room for a while, until his stomach growled with hunger, then he opened the door and went out.

"Grandma, Sanniang is staying in bed."

Changsheng went to the kitchen to get some water to wash up. Seeing his grandmother busying around in the kitchen, he muttered something subconsciously.

Sixth Grandma frowned, as if she suddenly thought of something. She put down the spatula in her hand, wiped her hands with her apron, and said, "I'm afraid your wife is sick. I'll go and see her."

After they came back yesterday, they all took medicine, but the medicine was not effective for everyone.

When Changsheng heard what his grandmother said, his round eyes widened and his face suddenly showed anxiety. He immediately followed his grandmother back to the house.

As soon as Sixth Grandma entered the room, she saw Shen Rong who was still in a coma. She touched Shen Rong's forehead and said in surprise, "Oh, Changsheng, your wife has a fever. Go and call your grandfather to come and see her."

"Oh." Changsheng turned around and went out to call his grandfather.

"Grandpa, Sanniang is sick!"

Changsheng shouted very loudly, but it did not wake Shen Rong up.

After a while, Grandpa and Changsheng also came into the house.

After taking my pulse, grandpa went out to prescribe medicine.

Grandma asked Changsheng to fetch some water and put a handkerchief on Shen Rong's head.

Seeing that Shen Rong was delirious due to fever, she thought it would be better for her to take the medicine as soon as possible.

"Changsheng, your wife is sick. Please take good care of her. Remember to change the water in the scarf on her head. I will go and boil some medicine for her."

Changsheng nodded. "Oh."

Yesterday, Shen Lianchuan took off his clothes to avoid the rain and was frozen for a long time. He felt a little uncomfortable today, but because he usually took good care of his body and took medicine in time, his condition was not as serious as Shen Rong's.

Sixth Grandma is five years younger than Grandpa Changsheng and in better health than Grandpa Shen. She didn't feel any discomfort after being caught in the rain.

I cooked in the morning and boiled two sets of medicine for the grandparents and grandchildren, one for Shen Rong and the other for Grandpa Changsheng.

After the medicine was ready, Shen Rong was awakened by Changsheng.

Shen Rong opened her eyes and saw Changsheng and her grandmother standing beside the bed, with her grandmother holding a bowl in her hand.

She just felt extremely tired now. After relaxing a little, she realized that she was sick.

Sure enough, when Sixth Grandma saw Shen Rong open her eyes, she handed the medicine to her and said, "Sanniang, you caught a cold yesterday. Drink the medicine while it's hot!"

Shen Rong supported herself on the bed and tried to sit up. As soon as she moved, the wet towel on her forehead fell off with a snap.

Changsheng, who was standing by, picked up the handkerchief skillfully, dipped it in water from the basin beside him, and carefully applied it to Shen Rong's forehead.

The handkerchief was of moderate humidity and stuck to Shen Rong's forehead, but no water flowed down. It was obvious that Changsheng had put a lot of thought into it.

"Thank you, grandma." Shen Rong sat up, took the medicine from her grandma, and looked at Changsheng again, "Thank you, Changsheng." After saying that, she picked it up and drank it all in one gulp.

After drinking the medicine, grandma took off the scarf on Shen Rong's head and touched her head. "Well, your head is not so hot anymore. Changsheng, stay at home and take care of your wife. Don't go anywhere. The porridge is almost ready and you can eat it soon."

"Yeah." Changsheng nodded in response.

When grandma saw that he agreed, she left the room with the empty bowl.

"Sanniang, are you hungry?"

"Not hungry." Shen Rong shook her head. She was not feeling well at the moment and had no appetite.

Changsheng disagreed, "Grandma said that eating will help you get better faster."

Shen Rong had been sitting for a long time and felt a little dizzy. Just as she was about to lie down, a pair of large hands supported her.

Changsheng said seriously, "If you are sick, you should stay in bed."

After he finished speaking, he carefully helped Shen Rong lie down, as if Shen Rong was a porcelain doll.

Shen Rong looked at Changsheng's appearance and was at a loss whether to laugh or cry. If she didn't know that she just caught a cold, people who didn't know the situation would think she was terminally ill!

"Changsheng, I'm fine now. You don't have to stay with me. If the meal is ready, go and eat first!"

Unexpectedly, Changsheng did not agree with her. He just stubbornly covered Shen Rong with the quilt, put a handkerchief on her again, and then sat motionless by the bed, looking at Shen Rong seriously.

Changsheng looked at Shen Rong, and Shen Rong stared at Changsheng.

After just a while, Shen Rong felt drowsy again, perhaps because of the medicine she had just taken.

Shen Rong listened to the sound of rain outside the house, slowly closed her eyes, and fell asleep in the blink of an eye.

When Shen Rong woke up again, she was still awakened by the sound of rain. There was still a wet towel on her head. When she opened her eyes, she saw Changsheng standing by her bed.

"Sanniang is awake." When Changsheng saw Shen Rong wake up, the dull expression on his face suddenly became more lively.

Before Shen Rong could say anything, she felt a rumbling sound in her stomach.

"There's porridge in the pot!" Changsheng said as he ran straight out of the house. After a while, he brought in two bowls on a wooden plate.

A bowl of brown sugar boiled eggs, with four eggs in it, and a bowl of vegetable porridge. The porridge was made of white rice and it was very thick. There were only a few chopped vegetables in the porridge, and some appetizing diced sauerkraut on top.

"Sanniang, eat eggs first. You need eggs to get better when you are sick." Changsheng brought the bowl of brown sugar eggs to Shen Rong like he was offering a treasure.

Shen Rong's eyes were slightly hot. "Did Changsheng eat the eggs?"

Changsheng stared at the eggs in the bowl with bulging eyes. Although he was a little greedy, he still shook his head and said, "I'm not sick."

Shen Rong saw Changsheng staring at the eggs in the bowl, and she could tell that Changsheng was greedy.

The Shen family did not raise chickens, and most of the eggs they ate at home were sent by villagers. Usually they only sent one or two eggs, which were not enough to eat. Moreover, the two old people were extremely frugal and seldom spent money to buy eggs.

I guess this time grandma put all the few eggs left in the house here.