Surgeon Zhou Qinglan was exhausted from performing three surgeries in a row, and she once transformed into the cannon fodder female supporting character who receives a box lunch at the beginning of the novel "Rebirth of the Age".
The original owner was a miserable tool. After her best friend Huang Xidi was reborn, she stole her fiancé, took advantage of her opportunities, and even teamed up with the scumbag Sun Hongguo to spread rumors, forcing the original owner to jump into the river. What's even more outrageous is that they relied on the original owner's grandfather's enlistment quota and relics to climb up the ranks, causing the original owner's family to fall into pieces.
Zhou Qinglan, who came through the book, holds memories and evidence, and is determined to seek justice for the original owner. She rushed to the army overnight, faced the "blood-sucking" man and woman, and used the yellowed military service forms to reveal their ugly faces of impersonating and desecrating the relics of the martyrs.
After a thorough investigation by the troops, the dirty deeds of Sun and Huang were exposed, and they were still struggling crazily in a desperate situation. In this turmoil, Zhou Qinglan used modern thinking and medical skills to find a way out, while at the same time involving the deeper undercurrent behind Baiguo Village. She held the yellowed military service form and other evidence, determined to seek justice for the original owner, and embarked on the road to the army, vowing to bring the "blood-sucking" man and woman back to their original form, and write their own chapter of counterattack and revenge in the storm of the 1970s. It has CP. It is slightly sweet and does not contain saccharin.
Reader comments
Yes, it fits the era, has a logical and reasonable plot, and doesn't give the heroine any cheating tricks. The only cheating thing is the knowledge from her previous life, which I appreciate very much. The plot has ups and downs, and it's enjoyable to watch. The appearance of the male protagonist later is also sweet.
The intentional plot is very real and touching. It is a rare and good article.
It's okay, it's not an outrageous period piece, and the male protagonist in the back is a bit funny.
Yes, it fits the era, has a logical and reasonable plot, and doesn't give the heroine any cheating tricks. The only cheating thing is the knowledge from her previous life, which I appreciate very much. The plot has ups and downs, and it's enjoyable to watch. The appearance of the male protagonist later is also sweet.
The intentional plot is very real and touching. It is a rare and good article.
It's okay, it's not an outrageous period piece, and the male protagonist in the back is a bit funny.
Big cheers for the author! Very well written