Transmigrated to the 1970S: Can My Wife Really Cast Curses?

Period Setting + Military Marriage + Medicine + Transmigration + Adorable Kids + Marriage First, Love Later Lin Wan transmigrates into a young military wife in the 1970s, and from the start, she’s on nightmare difficulty. Her husband hasn’t come home in three years, and the village says he’s found someone new. She’s stuck caring for a frail little girl, while thugs circle the yard, looking to take advantage of her. Everyone is waiting to laugh when she gets abandoned. Lin Wan calmly picks up the child she found and hoists her little medicine basket over her shoulder. Men can’t be relied on, but her medical skills and golden finger can. Then her husband in name only, Jiang Chuan, returns covered in wounds. He watches her calmly treat his daughter, use strange medicinal powder to make the thugs itch all over, and reveal glowing white venomous insects crawling over her fingertips in a moment of danger… Late at night, Jiang Chuan corners her in the kitchen. “Lin Wan, who are you, really?” Lin Wan: “Battalion Commander Jiang, I was fifteen when I married you. I’ve been a widow for three years. You owe me!” Jiang Chuan smiles. “Owe you? Sure! Madam, when can we find a moment to get our marriage certificate?” Later, a gravely wounded military hero makes a miraculous recovery thanks to her, the village ruffian who framed her is suddenly left paralyzed, and even the women who come to steal her man mysteriously keep their distance. Jiang Chuan pulls her into his arms and calmly sets the record straight for everyone staring at them in confusion: “Don’t get the wrong idea. My wife is just… really good at staying healthy.”