In the 1970s, My Whole Family Hoped I’d Die, but a Military Big Shot Sent a Private Plane

Medical genius Jiang Zhi had just won the Nobel Prize. When she opened her eyes, she found herself in the 1970s as a pushover who had been starved to death!

Her stepmother was a hypocrite, her stepsister a shameless fake. Together with the rest of the family, they had been bleeding her dry, and now they wanted to steal her marriage and ruin her reputation?

Jiang Zhi's lips curled into a smile. “Sorry, the real deal is here. I'm sending your whole family to their doom!”

With a silver needle in hand, even the King of Hell would step aside.

One needle left her wicked stepmother's face twisted and her mouth crooked. One clever move ruined her stepsister's reputation. Then Jiang Zhi used her extraordinary medical skills to thrive in an era of scarce doctors and medicine, becoming the “living Bodhisattva” everyone revered.

But why was that cold-faced soldier she had casually rescued clinging to her every day, driving away her admirers, giving her food coupons, and wanting to hand over his whole self?

Lu Huaian: “My life belongs to you, so of course I do too.”