Book Transmigration in the 1980S: A Miaojiang Doctor Bewitches the Commander While Giving Birth

[Military Marriage + Parenting + Gu Medicine + Family Life] Qin Zhiyi, an ancient physician from the Miao region, only meant to take a nap. When she woke up, she'd transmigrated into the body of an idiot, and one who was in labor at that: with twins! She was overjoyed. Her mastery of gu techniques let her cure every illness under heaven, but a flaw in her own body meant she could never have children. Now she had two children for free, and she would raise them with all her heart and pass on her gu techniques. Anyone who got in her way or talked behind her back could have a taste of her gu worms and silver needles. As for her bargain-bin husband, the army officer? Naturally, she would divorce him. She had no intention of being tied to a strange man. Later, during her postpartum recovery, her bargain-bin husband, who seemed fierce and unapproachable, took over all the housework. Even with a limp, he insisted on waiting on her and caring for the two babies, acting every bit the devoted husband. In the end, he even asked her to give him a chance and hold off on the divorce… * Fu Chen thinks his foolish wife has changed since giving birth. She's no longer foolish, and she's gained all sorts of abilities. To keep his wife and children from leaving him, all he can do is work hard to be a good husband and father. … The neighbors in the military compound think Officer Fu's foolish wife is a little uncanny. Anyone who offends her or speaks ill of her suddenly runs into bad luck for no apparent reason. But eventually they decide she's actually a capable, wonderful wife, and they all scramble to get on her good side…