Fengzi Dong's 20th Book

Jiang Ning traveled back to the early 1980s. Her birth mother wanted to trade her for a bride price to get her younger brother married off, and planned to marry her to a dim-witted man from the neighboring village.

Jiang Ning immediately wrote a letter of complaint. With a severance document from her family and a referral letter in hand, she headed straight for the dangerous southwestern border to serve as a military doctor.

The place was known as the King of Hell’s own domain, and it was the front line in the war on drugs.

As soon as she arrived at the base, she ran into Lu Chen, known as the “Living King of Hell.”

He wore a combat uniform, buttoned right up to the collar. His eyes looked tender even when he gazed at a dog, but turned cold as ice when he looked at people.

They said he kept his distance from women and cared only about catching drug dealers.

That is, until a storm sealed off the mountain one night and Jiang Ning was trapped in his private tent.

Trying to warm herself, she accidentally brushed against his scorching abs.

The man who was normally so strict and self-controlled pinned her firmly against the corner of his camp bed and rasped, “Dr. Jiang, what kind of illness are you treating this time?”

Before long, the entire military region saw the haughty Captain Lu squatting on the ground to wash Dr. Jiang’s white sneakers, then meekly whispering in her ear as he begged her to make their relationship official.