A Max-Level Old Lady in the 1970s: Crushing Villains and Raising Kids Is a Thrill

Su Wan, a renowned master of traditional Chinese medicine, opens her eyes to find she’s become a useless old woman in 1978, destined to be starved to death by her own son and daughter-in-law!

Her son is an ungrateful wretch, her daughter-in-law is a troublemaker, and her two grandsons are skin and bones. Now they’re planning to sell her granddaughter to secure a future for their son?

Su Wan is furious. With a single jab at an acupoint, she makes her unfilial son drop to his knees! I’ve lived through two lifetimes. Do you really think a bunch of little punks like you can bully me?

[Ding! The Hundred Herbs Space has been activated!]

Precious medicinal herbs are hers for the taking, and miraculous spirit spring water can bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bones.

With a house full of troublemakers to deal with, Su Wan wields silver needles in one hand and her space in the other, turning their lives upside down.

Punish scumbags, raise children, build a career!

When she gives her two adorable grandchildren a good life and becomes a “living bodhisattva” admired by all,

the husband everyone thought had died in the line of duty comes driving back in a military vehicle!

His eyes red, the man pulls her into a tight embrace. “A Wan, I’m sorry I took so long to come back...”