Su Qingqing, a special forces medic, wakes up in the body of a wicked stepmother to two children. Her mother-in-law despises her, the worst sort of relatives are scheming against her, and her husband lies in bed like a vegetable. Her life couldn’t get any worse!
Su Qingqing rolls up her sleeves and gets to work. With a pocket dimension at her left hand and a lucky streak at her right, she digs for ginseng in the mountains and opens an apothecary in town.
But on the first night she shares a room with her husband, the man in a vegetative state actually wakes up!
And the first thing he does is accuse her of being promiscuous and tell her to get out of his house?!!!
Su Qingqing tosses a divorce letter at her useless husband. “Get lost! I’m divorcing you!”
But the cold, battle-hardened man pulls her into his arms and says in a hoarse voice, “Wife, you cured me. I belong to you now...”
(One-on-one romance, feel-good story, farming and face-slapping.)
How should I put it? It's too long. If the author looked back at it, he might not be able to hold on to it.