The 1980s Miracle Doctor: I Transmigrate into a Book, Fight Back, and Conquer the Military District

Lin Su, a modern master of traditional Chinese medicine, worked herself to death. When she opens her eyes, she finds herself in a period novel as a doomed supporting character who won’t survive three chapters: the male lead’s shrewish, vulgar, wicked ex-wife, who abuses her three stepsons.

From the start, she’s in hell mode: the family has nothing, three hungry children look at her like she’s a snake, and her husband, a famously battle-hardened, icy military officer in the book, is about to return home, already plotting how to throw her out.

Lin Su: …This marriage is definitely over!

But seeing the three frail, terrified little boys, her heart softens. They can divorce, but first the kids need a decent meal!

Wait, her ancestral Spirit Spring dimension came along too?

Spirit Spring water that cleanses and strengthens the body, rich black soil brimming with spiritual energy, and rare medicinal herbs in limitless supply… What is there to worry about?

With her medical skills in one hand and her dimension in the other, Lin Su decides to make her mark in the 1980s.

She heals the sick and saves lives, earning a shining reputation. She raises children and farms, building a fortune.

Before long, the three little wolf cubs become the sweetest, most devoted boys a mother could ask for.

Eldest: “Anyone who dares bully my mom will get a beating!”

Second: “My mom is the gentlest person in the world!”

Youngest: “All the tasty food is for Mom!”

And Lu Zheng, the cold-faced military king who was determined to divorce her, falls for her completely after she repeatedly leaves him in awe.

At night, he pulls her into his arms and murmurs hoarsely, “Susu, have another daughter who looks just like you.”

Lin Su: “Weren’t you asking for a divorce?”

Lu Zheng: “Divorce? If any idiot dares talk nonsense, I’ll shoot him!”