Although Hua Zhenrong wasn't very interested in being a soldier, since he was there, and Sheng Ze Xi was encouraging him.
Therefore, he trained very diligently and seriously, and he also had Uncle Hua's genes.
So, Hua Zhenrong's performance was also excellent.
It can be said that he did not live up to his name, "Zhenrong".
At first, Hua Zhenrong wasn't very interested in being a soldier, but later on, he also came to love it.
Later, the two of them went on missions together, fighting enemies.
It can be said that the two were the perfect partners, comrades who could unhesitatingly entrust their backs to each other.
The two were known in the Military Region as the "Double Heroes".
"But later, that man deliberately transferred me away from the Northwest Military Region..." Sheng Ze Xi gritted his teeth, his eyes even showing a trace of hatred.
That man, of course, was Sheng Xin Hao.
Because Uncle Hua helped Sheng Ze Xi, Sheng Xin Hao was angry.
But Uncle Hua's status and position were not lower than Sheng Xin Hao's, so he couldn't vent his anger on Uncle Hua, or even Hua Zhenrong.
He could only pick on the easy targets.
So, he transferred Sheng Ze Xi to another Military Region.
Military orders are as immovable as mountains.
There was no way, even if Sheng Ze Xi was unwilling, no matter how much he tried, he could only obey.
Thus, a perfectly good pair of combat partners were separated.
"...And when I finally managed to apply to return to the Northwest Military Region a year later, I couldn't find Zhenrong."
It wasn't until he went to the Hua Family in Beijing and saw Hua Zhenrong, who was tied up and acting crazy, that he understood.
It turned out that half a year ago, during a mission Hua Zhenrong went on, because of an enemy agent leak, they were almost completely wiped out.
In the end, only one comrade carried the seriously injured Hua Zhenrong back.
Hua Zhenrong was later rescued, his body was fine, but his mind seemed to have problems.
He became a madman with a disordered mind.
No one knew what Sheng Ze Xi felt when he couldn't find Hua Zhenrong in the Northwest Military Region, rushed to the Hua Family in Beijing, and saw Hua Zhenrong tied up and unable to restrain himself.
Sheng Ze Xi blamed himself terribly.
"At that time, I thought, if I hadn't insisted on being a soldier, Zhenrong wouldn't have begged Uncle Hua, then he wouldn't have become a soldier, wouldn't all this have not happened..."
Gu Jia Ning saw the sadness and self-blame in Sheng Ze Xi's eyes, her heart ached, she got up and hugged Sheng Ze Xi, "No, don't think that way, I think, if Comrade Hua wakes up, he wouldn't want you to think this way."
Sheng Ze Xi hugged Gu Jia Ning, burying his face in her arms, preventing her from seeing his reddened eyes, preventing her from seeing his vulnerability.
In fact, not only did he blame himself, Uncle Hua also blamed himself, his hair turned white, he aged ten years overnight.
Uncle Hua said that since Zhenrong wasn't interested at first, he shouldn't have forced him.
Could inheriting his aspirations and mantle really be more important than a son?
Of course not!
But, it has already happened, and it cannot be undone.
"Ningning, Zhenrong's condition is getting worse and worse, I heard that he often has splitting headaches, wants to bang his head against the wall, I'm really scared..."
He was very afraid that the next time he went back, he would hear even worse news.
"I know, I know, don't worry, I will help you treat Comrade Hua's illness, he will get better." Gu Jia Ning hugged him, constantly comforting him.
Gu Jia Ning always felt that the name Hua Zhenrong was somewhat familiar.
Now, she finally remembered.
In her past life, after she died, her soul floated beside Sheng Ze Xi, and beside Sheng Ze Xi, she saw every detail of his life.
Reborn, Gu Jia Ning felt that those memories, at this moment, suddenly became clear.
She remembered that in her previous life, every year, Sheng Ze Xi would go to pay respects to a special comrade.
He was his comrade, and his best friend, brother.
But he died young, he committed suicide.
Zhenrong...
That's right, when Sheng Ze Xi paid respects, he called out the name Zhenrong to that tombstone.
She clearly remembered the sadness on Sheng Ze Xi's face at that time.
So, Hua Zhenrong died young in his previous life?!
It was because of this PTSD that he died, right?
When did he die?
Gu Jia Ning frowned, recalling the birth and death dates of Hua Zhenrong written on the tombstone.
The next second, Gu Jia Ning's pupils widened slightly, she remembered.
July 23, 1975!
Yes, it was this time.
That's this year.
And now, it's March.
In other words, there are less than five months left until Hua Zhenrong commits suicide.
Save him, she must save him!
Hua Zhenrong is Sheng Ze Xi's good friend, brother, and also Xi Ge's regret in his previous life, Hua Zhenrong must be saved!
Of course, even if Hua Zhenrong was not Sheng Ze Xi's brother or friend, if he simply got PTSD while on a mission, protecting his country, then she should also save him, without hesitation.
Go to Beijing to sweep the grave for her mother-in-law in a month, and then treat Hua Zhenrong, it should be in time.
And when Sheng Ze Xi heard Gu Jia Ning say that she would treat Hua Zhenrong, he felt as if his heart was filled with something, warm and sweet.
"Ningning, thank you, how lucky I am to have married you."
"But, don't put too much pressure on yourself."
"Don't worry, I know my limits."
Since she had promised Sheng Ze Xi that she would cure Hua Zhenrong, Gu Jia Ning became serious.
In the following time, besides her regular work at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department, she spent her free time studying PTSD treatment courses in her space.
It has to be said that this course, involving psychology, was quite novel and challenging for Gu Jia Ning, and the course was also quite extensive, so it took Gu Jia Ning a longer time to learn.
Moreover, this course involved PTSD not only for humans but also for animals.
Gu Jia Ning first studied the animal aspect, and after finishing, she treated Hu Po.
Time passed as Gu Jia Ning worked and studied.
Before, it was said that Elder Chen, who rarely came to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department, had been coming quite often recently.
Once he came, as long as he saw that there were no patients in Gu Jia Ning's office, he would discuss medicine or difficult and complicated illnesses with her.
Gu Jia Ning did not reject Elder Chen's arrival, but rather welcomed it.
Every time she discussed with Elder Chen, she always learned a lot.
To Gu Jia Ning, Elder Chen was like a teacher, and in fact, during their discussions, Elder Chen also taught her earnestly, almost like a teacher.
Although Gu Jia Ning had crammed many medical books into her head, she never felt that this made her a divine doctor.
She knew that remembering and knowing how to use it were two different things.
Moreover, in many cases, healing and saving people is not solely dependent on knowledge from books.
Experience is also very important.
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