Ann Lei glanced at Fatty, who had swiftly fallen into "unconsciousness," and with a smile, gently closed the door.
This was the most luxurious ward in the Army General Hospital. The entire room was decorated in an old-fashioned palace style. Outside Fatty's room was a long corridor. The corridor walls were clad with dark coffee-colored wooden wainscoting and cream-colored wallpaper.
Every few meters along the long corridor, there was a copper-plated palace wall lamp. Between the lamps, dozens of portrait oil paintings were hung. The people in these portraits, dressed in Chuckna uniforms with resolute expressions and shining eyes, were all the most renowned generals of Chuckna. Their achievements had become a legend in Chuckna.
