[Transmigration + Military Marriage + Seven-Year Age Gap + Pocket Dimension + Triplets + Everyday Life]
A modern woman with a medical doctorate worked hard for thirty years, only to lose out to the harsh reality when competing for the position of hospital director. Her rival bribed her assistant to stab her with a knife. Heartbroken, she resigned and went home to take a break. On the way, she got into a car accident and arrived in the 1960s. What kind of upheaval can a 1960s orphan bring about when she becomes a medical doctor? See how this modern woman doctor helps build her country in an era far behind in science and medicine.
Mini-scene One
Favorite Concubine System: Host detected. Binding at eighty percent, ninety percent, one hundred percent. Ding! Wrong era detected. Unbinding...
Mo Ziran: Get back here! You brought me here!
The System said timidly: I bound the wrong person.
Mo Ziran: Send me back.
System: You can't go back. I'll compensate you, so just stay here! I'm off, bye!
Mo Ziran: ...
Mini-scene Two
At first
Gu Chen: What can this weak, well-informed woman even do? She's a nuisance.
Mo Ziran: Why is this man looking at me like that? Is he crazy? I'd better stay away from him.
Later
Gu Chen: Ranran, let me help you!
Mo Ziran: You're really crazy. Stay away from me.
There's a win-her-back storyline, but no groveling punishment arc. The setting is a parallel world in the 1960s. Prices are whatever the author feels like, but nothing too outrageous. Anything in the story that doesn't quite make sense is there for the sake of the plot, so don't take it too seriously.
The plot is very good, but the author made the heroine a bit childish. The deputy director of a modern hospital should be much older than the time-traveling age in both mental and physical age. After watching the back, I feel that the heroine is as childish as the 16-year-old body in the time-travelling. Everything else is very good.
The setting is very novel, and the writing style is light and humorous. You can read it when you have nothing to do. Although there are some details in Sixty, it does not affect the reader's involvement. Giving it five stars is an encouragement to you! Come on, come up with the plot behind it!
It's a book worth reading. It's very immersive and the concept is good. I hope it can maintain its standard in the future.
It's well written, I think it's very thoughtful, the story is well conceived, and it's very immersive. I hope the standard will be maintained in the future. I'll read it again. I support the author with five stars!
It's a very good time-travel book. In some places, the description is a little professional. The doctor of medicine relies on his own skills to travel through various adventures. The language is very humorous in some places. I am looking forward to the subsequent plot!
It's not bad. It's okay to take the time to read it. The plot is well handled, the characters are very real, and the sense of immersion is good. Please rate it and give it five stars to encourage the author!
It was very comfortable to read, I like the language style, and the storyline is pretty good. I hope I can keep writing and see the ending! Giving a five-star review is an encouragement to the author to persevere!
The story concept is very good, the characters in it are very vivid, and some of the developments are quite unexpected. I added a bookshelf and will continue to read. If I want to see the plot progress later, I will give it five stars first!
It's well written. I've finished reading it. The characterization is very unique!!
Not bad, the family is short-lived and the water is long-lasting