Cutting Ties in the Famine Years of the Sixties, I Take My Child a Thousand Miles to Find My Husband

After dying in the line of duty, special operations military doctor Su Qing wakes up inside a tragic 1960s novel about a woman’s submissive life.

The original owner was an orphan of a fallen hero. Her adoptive parents stole her compensation money and worked her like an animal. During a famine, they even planned to sell her to a fool in exchange for food. Her twin children were abused so badly that they starved to death!

And her husband, the officer Lu Zhan, rumored to be “cold-blooded and heartless,” died without ever knowing he had children.

Su Qing opens her eyes in the middle of the sale and gives a cold laugh, flipping the table!

“You want to sell me? I’ll break your legs first! You want to sell the children? I’ll send you to prison!”

Armed with a top-tier field medical space, she empties the cellar of her awful adoptive family, reclaims every penny that belongs to her, and kicks the trash man and wicked woman to the curb.

“Lu Zhan, I saved your wife and children, and spent your allowances. As for you... just lie still and keep my bed warm!”

Watching the decorated soldier return from the border with red eyes and cradle her in his hands, Su Qing can only say: “Now this is the life!”