Jiang Zhuoyan is a doctor who dreams of opening a hospital. Before she can make that dream come true, she transmigrates into the body of a seven-year-old girl, the daughter of a bandit chief.
Now that she's a bandit, can she still make her dream come true?
Of course! Why not?
No money to open a hospital? She's a bandit! She can just rob someone.
No patients? Are you kidding? She's a bandit, so she'll just kidnap them...
Opening a hospital in a bandits' den. How outrageous!
She's the only doctor there, and that's not enough. But where can she find more doctors? Just kidnap them!
Oh, and she has to kidnap nurses too.
The hospital is finally open.
“Director, how much should we charge this patient for treatment?”
“We're bandits. Why would we charge for treatment? What we want is ransom. You know what ransom is, right?”
“Uh... yes.”
Jiang Zhuoyan goes further and further down the path of banditry...
Unbeknownst to her, a legend is spreading beyond the mountains where bandits run rampant: somewhere there lies a mysterious Valley of the Divine Physician.
The author is better suited to write about the epileptic quick traveler. This book seems to be very incomplete, and the threads buried in it are not interesting... And the heroine never feels like she has met a reliable and good person from the beginning to the end. Her father is not her biological father and she does not love him. Her master is also weird and has basically taught her nothing. She was left alone in the mountains to grow up. The men left behind by her father also want to kill her 🥺
Very good very good.