A modern military doctor and special agent transmigrates into a book as an ugly, plain-looking country girl with a foolish reputation. The first thing to pop out of her medical space is a pregnancy test.
Becoming a mom is one thing, but now her awful relatives want to sell her for money? How about a complimentary stay in jail!
To find her child a cheap dad, she buys a husband to use as a tool.
Everyone is waiting to laugh at her, but she turns around, loses weight, becomes beautiful, makes a fortune, and even helps a poor scholar rise to become the chief minister. Her life is thriving.
But why are the things popping out of her medical space getting more and more indecent?
Until her husband, the chief minister, who was supposed to divorce her according to their contract, corners her in his arms with an imperial decree of marriage: "Wife, this is what they call being of one mind."
The heroine likes to meddle too much, don't ask, just ask because the doctor is benevolent, and the heroine was okay in the early stage, but later she felt that no one could beat her. If the hero hadn't been protecting her, she would have died so many times.
This book is not bad