Tsk! The Countryside Sect Leader Is Spoiled Rotten by the Regiment Commander

Countryside assignment in the 1970s, face-slapping, punishing scumbags, a portable medicine space, military marriage, a biological daughter reunited with her family, and a refreshing story about a great female doctor of traditional Chinese medicine. Shen Qingdai, the ninth-generation head of Jiangnan’s century-old Jishitang clinic, is a master of both martial arts and medicine. While inspecting medicine late one night, a worm-eaten beam overhead snapped and fell right onto the back of her head. When she opened her eyes again, she had become the biological daughter the Shen family of Qingjiang City had brought home just six months ago, in the 1970s. They were already scheming to send her to the countryside in place of their fake daughter. The original owner had been worked like an ox for six months in the Shen household, only to be driven to slit her wrists and take her own life. After receiving her memories, Shen Qingdai said just one thing: “I’ll settle this score. Whoever wronged you, I’ll make them pay, one by one.” When the white lotus came over to pick a fight, she jabbed a needle into her and dislocated her jaw. When the whole family surrounded her with clubs, she cut ties with them on the spot. … Once she arrived at Kaoshan Village, a nasty educated youth tried to provoke her. One needle left the woman’s mouth crooked and her legs weak, yet the hospital couldn’t find a single injury. She opened a clinic, built a medicinal herb garden, and helped the entire village grow herbs and get rich. With her Xingyi pressure-point techniques and a single silver needle, she made a thriving life for herself. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.