First Aid
Li Bai was like a professional commentator. He knew the weapons on the battlefield and the tactics used by both sides like the back of his hand, conveying the situation every minute to the motorhome outside the tribe through his detailed and professional explanations and analysis.
In this regard, Li Bai was absolutely a professional. There was no one in the entire Chinese peacekeeping force who could surpass him.
After more than ten minutes, the situation in the Papagana Tribe finally turned around completely. The Dulu Nu Tribe, which had launched a night attack, was unable to hold on to its gains and had no choice but to surrender its previous advantage, leaving a trail of corpses behind as it fled from the Papagana Tribe's settlement.
As the balance shifted, the Papagana people had no intention of letting their enemies go. They chased after them with furious cries, not even sparing the Dulu Nu who threw down their weapons and knelt to surrender. They killed them all, even cutting off their heads and mounting them on poles to vent their hatred.
"...It is now 11:05 p.m. local time. The Papagana Tribe has taken control of the situation and is currently pursuing the enemy. There are a large number of wounded here, and doctors and medicine are urgently needed. I am the on-the-scene commentator, Li Bai—Li as in Li Bai, and Bai as in Li Bai. Thank you for listening to this live report on the battle. See you next time."
Li Bai's professional broadcaster's voice was impeccable.
All year round, 365 days a year, starting at seven every evening, as long as one turned on the television, one could watch Xinwen Lianbo from beginning to end no matter how many times one changed the channel. After being immersed