Seventies: The Divine Doctor’s Sweet Wife Has the Cold Officer Wrapped Around Her Finger

Jiang Yao, heir to a family of modern-day traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, opened her eyes to find her newlywed husband, Xie ShenyI, gripping her throat and snarling, “Even if I die, I won't touch you.”

She'd transmigrated into the body of a country girl with the same name in the 1970s, facing her husband's hatred and her in-laws' dislike.

Jiang Yao tossed him an agreement and didn't spare him another glance. “We'll get divorced in a year.”

After that, she treated the political commissar's debilitating headaches with a single hand and a set of silver needles, and her medical skills became famous throughout the military.

The man who had once looked down on her cornered her against a wall, his eyes red. “Yaoyao, let's not get divorced. I won't ever let you go, not in this lifetime.”