Ye Zhenzhen was swept away by a flood while trying to save a child.
When she woke up, she was in the 1970s, having become Ye Zhenzhen, a “spoiled brat” who had been pulled from a river.
The original Ye Zhenzhen was determined to marry Zhao Wenbo, a man from her village. Unhappy with the marriage her family had arranged, she argued with them and accidentally fell into the river.
But the Ye Zhenzhen from the future sees Du Heng's straight back and scars, and recognizes his unyielding spirit and boundless glory.
She won't divorce him after all.
A college degree is her ticket to making a life for herself in this era, but the medical skills etched into her very bones are her true source of confidence.
Just as everyone waits to see how this ill-fated couple, “a cripple and a spoiled brat,” will come to a miserable end,
Ye Zhenzhen tears up the divorce petition and vows, “Du Heng, I won't divorce you. I'll spend the rest of your life by your side.”
I have been a bookworm for more than 30 years. I have read about 50 chapters so far. I feel it is okay and I have the desire to read more.
Will Du Heng return to the army later when his hand heals?