Chapter 133: She Won’t Save Those She Knows Are Evil!

These gloves were called Remote Operation Gloves. As the name implied, as long as you were within 20 meters, you could operate things remotely.

At this moment, Gu Jianing was standing just within 20 meters of the rescue site.

The huge stone crushing the young man was moved aside, but he still couldn’t move for a while. The soldiers had to drag him out.

Just as the soldiers approached, ready to pull him out, the boulder suddenly shifted.

Wearing the gloves, Gu Jianing aimed her palm at the boulder and, with a slight exertion, gently pushed it.

The boulder quickly rolled toward the young man at such speed that, before the soldiers could get close, it had already crushed the man’s legs and then stopped.

“Ah!” The man let out a heart-wrenching scream before passing out.

“My son!” the elderly couple and the young woman cried out. They hadn’t expected this to happen and rushed forward, only to trip over stones at their feet. All three fell face-first onto the ground, their mouths hitting rocks so hard that their teeth, mixed with blood, fell out.

“Ah, my toooth…” Now, they couldn’t even speak clearly.

Watching her purchased “Bad Luck Aura”—which lasted a month—take effect on them, Gu Jianing wasn’t surprised at all.

While the soldiers went to move the stone and rescue the young man, Gu Jianing, still wearing her gloves, remotely shifted the half of the boulder that was pressing down on Amber.

It was Gu Jianing who moved it, but to others, it looked as if the boulder had rolled away on its own.

Gu Jianing then stepped forward and brushed away layers of sand until she saw the dog underneath.

Amber looked up, meeting Gu Jianing’s gaze. At that moment, freed from darkness, it seemed to understand something.

“Amber, I’m here to save you.”

Amber’s once-dull eyes gradually brightened. Those clear, pure eyes were like a lake, and from this moment on—perhaps for the rest of its life—only Gu Jianing’s reflection would remain within them.

Gu Jianing reached out and gently lifted Amber from the sand, ignoring its dirt and blood, and held it close.

The warmth of a human, so different from the cold rain and sand, warmed Amber’s chilled body. It nestled in Gu Jianing’s arms, seeking its only source of comfort.

“System, bind Amber as patient number 78,” Gu Jianing said silently to the system.

[Ding! Amber has been bound as patient number 78. Amber’s physical condition has been sent to the patient panel. Treating Amber will grant the following rewards: 80 points, and the permanent skill to understand animal language.]

Hmm?

A skill to understand animal language?

That sounded pretty good.

“Amber, Amber, are you okay?” Just then, Xiao Duo, having helped rescue the man, rushed over, hoping to find Amber.

He still held onto a sliver of hope.

Maybe, just maybe, Amber was still alive.

Even though he knew the chances were slim with such a huge boulder, what if…

When he arrived, he saw that the boulder had been moved, and Amber was no longer trapped.

Instead, Amber was in the arms of a beautiful woman.

Seeing Amber’s eyes open—clearly alive—Xiao Duo was overjoyed.

“Did you save Amber?”

“Who else?” Gu Jianing replied coolly. Even though she knew this was Amber’s owner, and even though Xiao Duo had argued and cried for Amber during the rescue, she still didn’t show him much warmth.

She only cared about results, and the result was that Xiao Duo, as Amber’s owner, had also given up on her.

Gu Jianing turned to leave with Amber in her arms.

“Where are you taking Amber?” Xiao Duo hurriedly blocked her path.

“Can’t you see my white coat? Do you really think Amber is completely fine? Of course, I’m taking her for treatment.”

With that, Gu Jianing left without hesitation, holding Amber close.

If she hadn’t used the “One-Time Invisible Golden Shield” she exchanged for in the system shop, would Amber have survived under that boulder?

Ignoring Xiao Duo’s expression, Gu Jianing quickly returned to the tent with Amber. Luckily, her Strength Pill hadn’t worn off yet, or she wouldn’t have been able to carry Amber.

Entering the patient panel, Gu Jianing checked Amber’s condition.

Amber was indeed pregnant—with three puppies, though it was early and her belly wasn’t big yet.

Amber’s leg was injured, and she had internal bleeding, but fortunately, nothing too serious—all treatable.

Gu Jianing didn’t delay and immediately began treating Amber.

“Dr. Gu, quick! There’s a patient here—his legs need treatment, or he’ll have to be amputated or paralyzed!”

As Gu Jianing was applying medicine to Amber’s leg, two doctors rushed in with a man on a stretcher and several others, urgently demanding Gu Jianing’s help.

Gu Jianing glanced over. Wasn’t that the young man whose legs had been crushed by the boulder?

Next to him were his parents and wife, missing teeth and slurring their words.

It was Gu Jianing who had manipulated the boulder to crush that young man’s legs—how could she treat him?

So, after a quick glance, she continued treating Amber, her voice indifferent: “My medical skills are limited. I can’t treat him. Dr. Lin, you handle it as you see fit.”

Dr. Lin was stunned. He was a surgeon from the military hospital, working with Gu Jianing in the same tent for this rescue mission.

He’d seen Dr. Gu save people in far worse condition than this man. As long as a patient was brought to her, she would treat them.

Why now…

Dr. Lin wasn’t stupid—on the contrary, he was sharp and open-minded. He immediately realized that Dr. Gu simply didn’t want to treat this man.

He didn’t know the reason, but he wasn’t about to expose or criticize Gu Jianing.

So, he prepared to take the man away for treatment elsewhere.

But the others wouldn’t have it.

“You’ll treat a dog but not my son?”

“What kind of doctor are you?”

Their slurred, angry shouts came from behind, but Gu Jianing ignored them, continuing to bandage Amber’s bright eyes.

Gu Jianing admitted she was a doctor, but she didn’t want to save just anyone. She would never save someone she knew was evil.

Some might say evil people will get their retribution, or that the law will punish them.

But she believed that if you already knew someone was evil, you shouldn’t waste medical resources or time saving them. Sometimes, saving an evil person just lets them keep hurting more innocent people.

That was something she never wanted to see.

Anyone who disdains the life of an animal, Gu Jianing didn’t believe could be a good person!

Of course, if she’d judged wrong, she was willing to accept the consequences.

But Gu Jianing didn’t think she’d made a mistake."