When a doomed side character awakens to her memories, she decides to rewrite everyone’s story.
Feng Ping opened her eyes to find herself in a period novel, in the body of Feng Pingping, a doomed supporting character who dies from the start. Her job is stolen, she is bullied after being sent to the countryside, and a local tyrant drives her to her death in a dilapidated livestock shed.
The badly wounded officer she saves will become a powerful military leader, as well as the “stepping stone to happiness” that the original heroine, Jiang Meijuan, schemes to use. And her? She is merely a wronged ghost mentioned in passing.
Armed with a spiritual spring, a pocket dimension, and a thorough knowledge of Chinese herbal medicine, Feng Pingping sneers. “I’m not playing along with this script.”
The local tyrant won’t leave her alone? She’ll send him straight to a labor camp.
The heroine wants to steal her identity? She’ll expose her fake virtue in front of everyone.
Her family tries to guilt-trip her? She’ll cut ties and focus on her career.
She grows wealthy by gathering herbs, comes first in the college entrance exam, and uses her extraordinary medical skills to establish a national brand in the changing tide of the times.
When the stern officer she once saved comes to find her, eyes red, and places a thick stack of intercepted letters before her, Feng Pingping simply raises her admission letter from Kyoto University of Chinese Medicine and smiles.
“Company Commander Yue, so tell me, who owes whom a life, and who owes whom a heart?”
This time, the doomed side character will not bow her head. She will take back everything and live as the heroine of her own story.
◆ Two powerful leads who dote on each other ◆ Career progression ◆ Tearing up the script ◆
See how a clearheaded herbal medicine expert conquers the 1970s and turns a terrible hand into a winning one.
Come on, author, come on⛽⛽⛽⛽⛽⛽⛽