Transmigrate to the ’70s: The Sweet Little Doctor Makes Her Husband Fall for Her

Bai Jiaojiao burst into tears.

She was the sole heir to a renowned family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in the 21st century.

Yet somehow, she landed in the 1970s with a thump, and became someone else’s stepmother.

Two little ones hugged her and called her “Mom,” and her husband was tall, handsome, and strong, except he was also a cripple with a bad leg.

She had a whole basketful of awful relatives, and her family was so poor they could barely scrape by. At least her mother-in-law was reasonable, and her sister-in-law was willing to help.

She gritted her teeth, needles in her left hand and a firm resolve in her right. Her husband got back on his feet, her mother-in-law beamed with praise, and when awful relatives came looking for trouble, one scatter of soybeans sent the lot of them scrambling away in disgrace.

Bai Jiaojiao made a name for herself with her medical skills, raised her two children to prosperity, got into university, and became a master physician of her generation.

At first, Duan Baichen treated Bai Jiaojiao coldly. “You stupid woman! Climb over that wall again, and I’ll break your legs!”

Later, Duan Baichen could hardly bear to leave her side, afraid someone else might steal her away. “Wife, let’s answer the nation’s call and have another baby!”