Transmigrating to the 1970s: I Sent My Whole Family to the Crematorium

When Chi Nianyu wakes up, she's been reborn as a helpless girl in a 1970s family compound, someone everyone can bully

Her uncle's family has seized her property, her cousin has snatched her mother's keepsakes, and her male cousin wants to marry her off to an old widower for the bride price?

Sorry, but she's got a cheat!

Her uncle breaks down: Why does this jinx get richer the more we try to suppress her?

Her male cousin weeps: I've lost my chance at a permanent job, and my reputation, too!

All the village aunties and older women call out as one: Little Doctor Chi, do you need any apprentices?

She also uncovers a shocking secret hidden by her mother...

Chi Nianyu smiles faintly:

“You stole my home? Fine, I'll bring people to search yours.

You took my jade? Sure, I'll find you an ‘excellent man’!

And as for the mastermind behind this whole plot...”

She pats the latest batch of her “one-minute knockout pills” in her pocket dimension:

“Once I make you take these, you'll line up and spill the truth!”

The medical team she led at a border farm made such a storm that the newspapers hailed her as the “Ghost-Hand Divine Doctor.”

Until one night, the stern soldier she'd accidentally rescued blocks the door. “I hear anyone who messes with you gets what's coming to them. Need a hand?”