Golden finger + doctor + strong heroine + career first, romance later, with a light romance focus and career at the center
After an accidental injury, Lin Yanqing discovers she is a disposable supporting character in a book. She’s the convenient tool who hands out money, ration coupons, and gear to keep the plot moving. Lin Yanqing slams the table and quits.
Isn’t being rich and beautiful much better?
Besides, she’s unlocked an interstellar life-simulation game!
Lin Yanqing figures that with money, ration coupons, a golden finger, and a loving family, romance is all just fluff. A full stomach is what really matters in life.
Beautiful women focus on their careers!
As the times shift, she heads to the countryside to join the rural work program. In a village where the weather is cold but the people are warm, Lin Yanqing puts her knowledge to good use. She also unexpectedly meets Meng Yiying, a roguish army officer.
A little scene
Meng Yiying takes a liking to the new educated youth. The people around him try to talk him out of it. “Bro, forget it. Educated Youth Lin is young, slow on the uptake, and not interested in you. You don’t stand a chance.”
Meng Yiying: “Get lost. I like her, and that’s that.”
If she’s too young, he’ll wait until she’s grown. If she’s slow on the uptake, he’ll wait until she catches on. If she doesn’t like him, then… There’s no way she won’t!
He’ll stake his whole life on waiting for her to notice him, and then fall in love with him.
He’ll spend his life loving her.
I don't know what to say. Medical treatment is free. This is so holy. At least give me an egg or a handful of green vegetables to thank you. Is that meaningful?
The male protagonist is not very good. He questioned the female protagonist from the beginning and later had no answer. After a few days, he said in his heart that the female protagonist is a little heartless. To be honest, he doesn't like this kind of male protagonist. The soldier didn't see it for the time being. Pu Xin (who thinks that he and the female protagonist can grow old hand in hand, and thinks that he and the female protagonist have something in common) did. The female protagonist didn't see anything selfish. Medical treatment and everything are free (including medicines). But I can accept this, but I really can't accept the male protagonist. Ps: I haven't finished watching it either, so I'm not sure about the follow-up.
The introduction of this book is about egoism, but in fact when you read the book, you will find that it is not at all. Not to mention that the system is a medical system. The heroine herself is a Hua Tuo who saves people. She saves people every day, saves people, saves people. Where does the egoism come from? In fact, looking at the introduction, the main focus is on the egoism of the heroine. The male protagonist is a ruffian officer. It feels like a handsome and ruffian officer, but in fact it is not. The heroine's character is not egoistic. The male protagonist is also average, very average, not interesting. And the female protagonist is a person who grows up slowly and step by step. It is not a cool story with a big heroine. It is a bit unreadable. If you like cool stories, I suggest you not to go in. There are more plots about medical treatment and fighting against the best 🤦🤦🤦
If you like this article about Traditional Chinese Medicine, you can read it. She is considered a strong woman, but she is not refined and self-interested. The female protagonist is relatively warm-hearted and kind-hearted, and her hands are large. Basically, we provide one-stop services including medical consultation, medicine collection and prescription, all without any charge. Moreover, the heroine built the health room in the village with her own money. Prices are too high and there are many bugs.
The female protagonist has big seams on her hands, and she has never paid for the ointments given outside. The male protagonist has a bad first impression.
Beautiful(｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡
Very nice looking
If the male lead doesn't work, let's find another male lead.
I think I saw this medical skill [covering face]