Delai, a dental surgeon who just graduated from the famous medical school Nawulang University less than three years ago, decided to go to the Mashu continent to provide free medical treatment to the descendants of the pioneers on the occasion of the centenary anniversary of the pioneers. The so-called free clinic requires all food, clothing, housing and transportation to be paid for by oneself. After everything was taken care of, Delai was still a little panicked when he saw that he had less than 3,000 in savings. As luck would have it, Delai's friend Fukan's plan to open up the interior of Mashu was about to be completed, but health problems prevented him from leaving. Delai had to go to Mashu anyway, so he asked Delai to help him supervise and evaluate his project. Her lack of expertise and the unfair reputation of this position made the face-less De Lai feel a little timid, but looking at the check of 100,000 from her bank and the temptation to spend all public funds locally, she firmly believed that all difficulties could be overcome.
A trip to Mashu is essentially the same as a vacation. The conditions may not be as good as those in the empire, but after all, broadening your horizons and experiencing the customs and customs of a foreign land will definitely bring you a lot of benefits, Delai thinks so. But it was not until Mashu that we realized that the prosperity of the New World was based on the exploitation of the pioneers and the oppression of the indigenous people. As he traveled deeper into the interior of Mashu, Delai was in danger many times, but fortunately he met a man who would fight to the end even if he was in deep trouble.
De Lai, who had a smooth life and became a dentist who only treated "rich people's diseases" under the protection of his parents, never imagined that one day he would be involved in the independent vortex of the New World. Let's take a look at her growth as an ordinary person who has never experienced the world, and how she desperately survives in the torrent of the times.
It's my first time writing an article, and I'm just writing for fun. I won't be surprised if I update one chapter a month.
Many of the settings are based on realistic prototypes, and sometimes they are preconceived, resulting in a lack of description that makes people confused, so I try to avoid that.
Intention: common sense, compassion, conscience