Lu Xingyue, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, dies from overwork and wakes up in the early 1980s in the body of a country girl who has just returned from the countryside and is of marriageable age.
Her parents are trying to marry her off to a wife-beating brute to help their second son find a bride. He thinks she is meek and easy to bully, and before they are even married, he demands that she bear children for his simple-minded younger brother.
Lu Xingyue: “...”
Anyone in this family of total oddballs can marry whoever they want. They can all get lost, for all she cares.
She packs her things and heads to the hospital. She applies for a job, treats patients, and lets her work speak for itself. With a pair of silver needles wielded to perfection, she cures stubborn, long-standing illnesses. Not only does she get hired on the spot, she also becomes the leader of the hospital's new traditional medicine team.
Lu Xingyue is dashing about, busy as ever. Hang on, why does this patient keep showing up to walk her home after work or bring her lunch?
It's written with flesh and blood, not bad
The plot is exciting and fascinating, but the article is too short. The author greatly appreciates the update.
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I like the heroine's character! Self-improvement👍Self-reliance👍Great military wife👍👍👍
It's pretty good, I'm willing to keep watching it
Very nice, the author can continue to write about my brother 🥰
The plot is relatively novel and the development is twists and turns, which is pretty good. There is no space or golden fingers, but I personally feel pretty good about it.
Super pretty. I like the heroine of the strong female series 🤭