I’m a Doctor, but I Transmigrated to the 1970s and Became a Fierce Wife

Wang Xiaolan, a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine in the 21st century, transmigrates to the 1970s after a car accident. With a pocket dimension, she outwits her sharp-tongued, wicked stepmother-in-law and protects her two mistreated sisters-in-law.

Unexpectedly, her husband Zhao Lihan, who was rumored dead, suddenly returns and completely disrupts her plans to build a fortune. He suspects she is an enemy spy and follows her everywhere.

Desperate to get rid of him, Wang Xiaolan tries every trick in the book to divorce him and match him with the brigade leader’s daughter, who has been secretly in love with him for ages.

Under the same roof, a three-eight line separates them. The two children climb in and out of Wang Xiaolan’s arms as they please, while their father is forbidden from doing the same. Jealous, he snaps, “Why am I not as good as a child?”

In a fury, her husband tears down the “fortifications” between them…