Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

, the hunter cleaned the goat, milked it, and caught the milk in a clean bowl, all the while guided by the physician.

The physician said, “Animals are inevitably dirty,and even though you’ve cleaned the goat, I suggest that you boil the milk and cool it before feeding it to the child.”

The hunter noted down his instructions carefully.
“Thank you for the reminder, sir.”

The old physician shook his head.
“No need to thank me.
I was fated to meet that child too, I guess.”

Sure enough, the boy woke up the next day.

The moment he came to, he waved his hands around as if searching for something.

Seeing this, the old physician quickly spoke up to comfort him, “Calm down, young man.
You’re looking for the baby girl, aren’t you? She’s asleep right next to you.”

Hearing this, the boy ceased his flailing, and his voice came out in a hesitant croak.
“Baby girl?” He turned his head as if to search for the infant he spoke of.

The physician understood the situation right away.
“You can’t see, can you?”

“Yes.” The boy nodded, his face stony.

The elderly physician sighed.
“It looks like your head injury has really affected your eyes and stripped you of your vision.”

The boy fell silent, his hands on the covers curling into fists.
“Where am I? W…who am I?”

The physician’s face turned pale at his words.
“What? You don’t even remember who you are?” As he spoke, he rushed forward to take his pulse.

However, before his fingers could touch the boy, he was repelled by a strong force.
“Don’t touch me!”

Fortunately, the hunter was standing right behind the physician and caught him in time.

Alarmed by the boy’s reaction, the hunter was about to open his mouth, but the physician interrupted him.
“All right, all right.
Don’t get worked up.
I won’t touch you anymore.”

The physician was a mild-tempered man, and when the boy had finally calmed down, he said, “I”m a physician.
You’re injured all over, and your eyes are damaged, too.
I just wanted to examine you and see if there’s a way to heal them.”