The 1970s: I Transmigrated Into a Book and Turned My Life Around With Traditional Chinese Medicine

[Transmigrating into a book + Doctor + Golden finger + Historical era]

When Su Wanqing wakes up, she has transmigrated into a story set in the 1970s about a family's tragedy.

Her grandfather is a renowned doctor who has been sent away to the countryside. Her parents and second uncle are professors facing public denunciation. Only her eldest uncle, thanks to his special status, has escaped unscathed.

According to the “plot,” she and her cousin, the son of her second uncle, will be “protectively” sent to the countryside, away from the storm. But they will also be separated from their loved ones for the rest of their lives, a regret that will never fade.

Armed with knowledge of the plot, Su Wanqing smiles. This time, my fate is mine to shape, not the book's.

She secretly persuades her cousin to change their destination, heading straight for the remote, impoverished village where her parents have been sent!

Before leaving for the countryside, she uses her foresight and a mysterious inherited “spiritual essence space” to stockpile supplies, hide ancient books, and trade for gold.

In Hongxing Commune, everyone thinks the new educated youth, Su, is beautiful and kindhearted, and that she can bring people back from the brink with her acupuncture skills.

Only her family knows that Wanqing is a light in the darkness.

She uses her medical skills to protect her grandfather, knowledge to arm her parents, and foresight to pave the way for her uncles. She also raises her twin younger brothers to become top scorers in the future college entrance exams.

Once a scattered and broken family, they cling to one another through adversity, giving each other warmth until at last the day comes when spring returns to the land.