Transmigrated Doctor of Pharmacy: I Lie Low as a Military Wife on a Southern Island

Everyday foraging along the shore + wanting to lie flat + born with a lucky streak

At just 28, Liang Xiaoyue, the youngest medical professor at a pharmaceutical company in the 25th century and an AI drug-development expert, dies of overwork.

She transmigrates into the body of a young woman with the same name in the 1960s.

The original Liang Xiaoyue comes from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. Her grandfather is a renowned master of traditional medicine, and she has studied under him since childhood.

As luck would have it, the very day she arrives,

someone reports the Liang family, putting them at risk of being sent down to the countryside during the campaign to eliminate the Four Olds.

Just then, her fiancé appears from nowhere, saving Liang Xiaoyue from being sent away.

He takes her to an island to join the military community.

Her grandfather tells her, “Sweetheart, nobody knows you practice traditional medicine. You must learn to keep your skills hidden.”

On the island, her husband's fellow sailors suffer from marine diseases, skin conditions, occupational illnesses, and contagious diseases.

She can't bear to watch the people she has come to know suffer from their illnesses.

So she takes medicines developed in the space and gives them to these lovely people to ease their pain.

But she never expects these big-mouthed blabbermouths to expose her completely.

A leader from the national pharmaceutical administration personally visits the island to ask her to help develop a remedy for the epidemic.

“Sir, I can't do it!”

“Huh! You can transfer my grandparents from the cowshed to easier jobs? No way! My family has plenty of people to help out.”

And so, the Liang family members sent down to the countryside from all over the country are gathered together on South Island.

Three months later, the leader visits again.

“What? You want me to put together a research team? My abilities are limited. I can't handle that.”

“Huh! You can clear my family's name? Then I'll give it a try!”

On the island, she's sometimes an idle military wife, sometimes a capable one.

Life is pretty good, with money and free time, and the whole family together, keeping to themselves on the island!