A Military Marriage on the Rocks? My Miraculous Hands Amaze the Whole Army

[Period setting + military marriage + miracle doctor + adorable child plays matchmaker + chasing his wife to the crematorium]

Jiang Mingyue is a genius of modern medicine, not only a top national-level surgeon but also an expert in traditional Chinese medicine. She worked herself to the bone to outdo all her colleagues, only to work herself to death on the operating table. When she opened her eyes, she had become her namesake, a lovesick woman in a military district in the 1970s. From the start, her husband handed her divorce papers, and her daughter received a critical condition notice. The original owner had made a mess of everything, stolen her rival's credit for saving someone's life, and married the iron-blooded regiment commander Lu Changfeng. She had even tormented her own daughter until the child was on the brink of death.

Facing Lu Changfeng's disgusted gaze, Jiang Mingyue put aside her lovesick ways and calmly saved the child. Then she slapped down her divorce terms: “Child support, medical expenses, and emotional damages. I want every penny. And I’ll raise my daughter myself!”

Everyone thought she couldn’t survive without a man and waited to see her make a fool of herself.

But no one expected that the once weak and useless woman would use her extraordinary medical skills to make a name for herself, first across the military compound and then throughout the entire military district. She cured powerful figures of chronic illnesses, rescued seriously injured soldiers during an exercise, and became the celebrated “Divine Doctor Jiang.” The talented young men who had once looked down on her lined up to become her child’s stepfather.

When the divorce papers were finally approved, the usually stern man pinned her against the corner of the infirmary, eyes red and voice hoarse. “Mingyue, I was wrong. Let’s not get divorced, okay?”

Jiang Mingyue chuckled softly. Her fingertip traced his bobbing Adam’s apple as she breathed against him. “Regret it, Regiment Commander Lu? Too late.”