Miss Cousin is Always Busy (GL) Chapter 219

Jun Zishu similarly expressed her frustration with the matter of falling ill.

[I've already raised your pain resistance as much as possible, Host.]

The most Little Fairy could do was reduce Jun Zishu's pain sensitivity by 50%. Jun Zishu would have to endure the remaining 50%.

Alright.

Jun Zishu wasn't feeling pain because she was injured. Instead, it was because her period had arrived.

The original owner was the one who suffered the worst period pains out of everyone in Room 412. Since Jun Zishu had taken over this body, she naturally had to experience these period pains as well.

These were the worst period pains Jun Zishu had ever suffered across her multiple lives. It still felt incredibly unpleasant even after her pain sensitivity was halved.

To make matters worse, due to their lack of proper blankets and weakened immune system, Jun Zishu caught a cold and a mild fever. Despite it being early spring right now, she felt like she was in the middle of winter.

"What should we do? Her forehead is getting hotter and hotter. We don't have any medicine," Liu Manman said, frowning after she felt the temperature of Jun Zishu's forehead.

"It's fine. It's only a small problem," Jun Zishu said while resting in Ren Nanying's arms. However, despite her flushed face and sickly pale lips, she wore a very calm expression on her face, behaving as if she wasn't the one who was ill.

Honestly, Jun Zishu didn't expect that after breaking through so many worlds, she would eventually succumb to her menstrual cycle.

Unfortunately, this was a problem that all women couldn't avoid unless they went into menopause.

"It will become a big problem if we leave you like this," Lin Su said disapprovingly. "Tongtong, you're a medical student. Can you take a look at her?"

"This is obviously a case of fever caused by a cold. She'll get better once she takes medicine. If you want me to treat her, I can give her an autopsy after she dies," Liu Yingtong said, her mouth twitching when she heard Lin Su's question. She studied forensic science, not family medicine.

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