A Western Obstetrician Transmigrates to the Countryside to Practice Medicine and Build a Fortune

Xu Qiangwei, a beautiful obstetrician with long legs and fair skin, transmigrates into the body of Xu Yueji, a scrawny, dark-skinned country girl who looks like an ugly duckling. Her family's house is bare, with the wind whistling through it. There's no rice in the pot, and she's panicking. Xu Yueji has only two dreams left: to eat her fill and have a roof over her head. In an agrarian society, Xu Yueji can't get by without knowing how to farm. Her mother is in her early thirties and may never conceive again? Her older sister is crippled by menstrual cramps? Her cousin's wife is having a difficult delivery, and they need to choose whether to save the mother or the baby? Let me think about it… Even though I've transmigrated into the body of a country girl, I still want to be a midwife. Dr. Xu, an obstetrician trained in Western medicine, takes up gynecological remedies again. Combining Chinese and Western medicine, she cures every ailment with ease. Before she knows it, she has enough to eat, a good home, and better medical skills. (The heroine develops slowly and isn't a powerhouse. If that's not your thing, please don't read.)