Synopsis: Lin Yaoyao, a prodigy in both Chinese and Western medicine from the 23rd century, only wanted to gather some osmanthus blossoms to make honey. Instead, she transmigrates into the 1960s as a deserted country wife, also named Lin Yaoyao, who had jumped into a river to end her life. She lives in a cowshed, and her three starving sons are only five years old. Fortunately, her medical lab transmigrated with her too. Now she's got a cheat-level advantage for raising her kids and making money.
What do you mean she's the real daughter of a wealthy family? And she has a father and mother? Her former husband, whom she personally cured of infertility, even comes crawling back to beg for reconciliation. She kicks him away. “Get lost! You're getting in the way of this fairy's fortune. Can you afford to compensate me?”
