Military Marriage in the 1980s: The Brilliant Doctor With a Fiery Temper Has a Pocket Dimension

Lin Sui Sui, a modern master of traditional Chinese medicine, accidentally transmigrates into the 1980s and becomes a military wife with a terrible reputation.

Her husband, Lu Ze, is a decorated war hero who lies unconscious. At home, there’s a frail, sickly baby crying for food, and around her, a crowd of spiteful relatives waiting to laugh at her and kick her while she’s down.

A hellish start from the very beginning?

Lin Sui Sui gives a cold laugh. With a spiritual spring space and peerless medical skills, what are these little difficulties to her?

She heals the adorable baby, wakes her husband from his vegetative state, and earns renown far and wide with her brilliant acupuncture and medical expertise.

From a tiny country village to the military compound and then the capital, she silences every doubter with her abilities.

But why does her cold, celibate military officer husband look at her more and more strangely after waking up?

Late one quiet night, he pins her in a corner, his voice hoarse. “Darling, I hear you can cure every illness. Can you cure my lovesickness?”

Beside them, their adorable baby, who has the superpower to read minds, covers their eyes and complains to the family’s little puppy in a babyish voice: “Daddy’s being a creep again!”

This is the legendary story of a master of traditional Chinese medicine in the 1980s, raising a child with one hand and building her career with the other as she joins forces with a battle-hardened officer to create a glorious new era.