The Seventies’ Divine Doctor Is a Fiery Little Pepper, and Her Rugged Husband Dotes on Her Every Night

Lin Su, a master surgeon, opens her eyes to find she’s become a cannon-fodder character with the same name in a period novel, one who won’t survive past three chapters. From the start, her identity as a landlord’s granddaughter is exposed, and her greedy uncle and aunt sell her off to a fifty-year-old bachelor in the village to pay their debts. Lin Su looks at her reflection, all frail and delicate on the outside but fierce within, and smiles coldly. Sell me? You wish! To save herself, she turns her attention to the man on the west side of the village: Gu Yan, a nobleman from the capital who has been sent down and is shunned by everyone as a “bad element.” “Comrade Gu Yan, want to get married? I’ll treat your leg, and you can be my protector.” His gaze is dark, his voice husky and low. “My background is a problem. If you stay with me, you’ll suffer for the rest of your life.” Lin Su smiles with captivating charm. “We’ll see how hard it is once I’ve tried it. It’s still better than being sold off.” After they marry, she thinks she’s simply found herself a human shield. She never expected to pick up a wolf in sheep’s clothing: silent and dependable during the day, clingy at night, holding her close and coaxing her softly. “Wifey, it’s dark. Time to ‘try’ it…” Lin Su: My lower back is killing me. I don’t think I can take much more of this “suffering”!