I Remarried with My Mother, and My Soldier Brother Spoils Me Rotten

[Period Setting + Military Marriage + Medical Doctor Transmigrates + Face-Slapping the Villains + Two Strong Leads]

Shen Qingyue, a medical doctor, transmigrates into the 1970s as a meek punching bag. Her father died young, and her grandmother forces her to either take her cousin’s place in the countryside or marry a forty-year-old bachelor in exchange for bride money.

Her mother is so upset she ends up in the hospital, where Shen Qingyue reunites with her childhood sweetheart, Zhou Zhanjiang, a battle-hardened regiment commander she’d lost touch with years ago.

“Come with me. I’ll marry you.” With those words, he pulls her and her mother out of the mire and into the military compound.

Everyone laughs at her for being a burden and waits for her to embarrass herself in the compound.

They have no idea that she can save a senior officer with a handful of acupuncture needles and train military doctors with her lesson plans, earning the respect of the entire army through her own abilities.

When the college entrance examinations are reinstated, she places first in the province and enters Capital Medical University. With her advanced medical expertise, she establishes the country’s first trauma and emergency care center and becomes its youngest academician.

Lu Zhengran, the special forces champion who once watched her coldly from the sidelines, makes an exception and submits a request to date her, willingly becoming her “emergency drill dummy.”

Meanwhile, the grandmother and relatives who once tried to force her into marriage can only watch her receive a national award on television, eaten up with regret.