Seventy: Refining Gu in the Mountains of Miao Territory? I'm a Military Doctor

[Female-centered + cool writing + era + space + double cleanliness + strong female + no golden fingers + military doctor + no frustration education + realistic] [There is no superpower, the heroine's strength is the strength of the core + a high degree of self-regulation ability] The system of the last space-time collection mission collapsed and deviated from the time track. Mo Ting was accidentally sent to the mountains of Miao territory in the 1970s. In order to complete his mission, military doctor Mo Ting took root in the countryside and began to play the role of a Miao girl. . . The agile skills and female thinking beyond the times attracted the attention of border guard captain Li Qichuan. Mo Ting and Li Qichuan test each other, appreciate each other, and guide each other. The emotions expressed in the mouth but kept in the heart are full of wisdom, restraint and delicate balance. . . During the day, she is Jiang Asui, a model worker. At night, she transforms into a cultivator in the mountains, controlling the black market channels. Speculation that goes beyond the imagination. The decisive attack that will retaliate is decisive. . The silent woman in the old house, the Gu-refining Miao doctor living alone in the mountains, the bandit family's overseas passage, and the abandoned mysterious boy. Both good and evil, what kind of secrets does she hide? Mo Ting said: "I definitely want to enter this deep mountain." Li Qichuan held a spear in his hand: "I won't stop you, I will protect you." . Looking back at the beginning, was this time and space journey really just an accident? The gears of fate have already begun to turn. . The secrets that were deliberately buried in the primeval forest were not told by Mo Ting, nor asked by Li Qichuan. No matter what my final choice is, I will follow my heart and spread my wings towards the sun. . 1V1, plot and emotion are the cornerstones. In that turbulent era, equal trust was particularly valuable. Intention Across the long river of time, there is always something more important than life!