A Surgical Master Transmigrates to the 1960s, and a Tough Soldier Returns to Spoil His Wife

One moment, Su Wan was Beijing's renowned master surgeon. The next, she was a “little widow” in the impoverished 1960s, whose husband had just died.

From the start, she was stuck with a mess: her mother-in-law wanted to trade her youngest daughter for two sacks of coarse grain, and seven stepchildren were starving like monkeys.

Su Wan looked at the hands that wielded her scalpel and gave a cold laugh.

Want to sell the children? She'd split from the family! Want to bully her? She'd stick them with needles!

No food or clothes? With her peerless medical skills, she made a fortune on the black market, filling the cellar with brown sugar and white flour!

She thought she could enjoy life on her own, but then her supposedly fallen hero of a husband, Lu Huai, suddenly came back.

Seeing the seven “genius” children who had turned the house into an impenetrable fortress, the smoke-scented man blocked Su Wan's path and stared hotly at her open neckline. “Wife, I hear you're going to take my men and marry someone else?”

Su Wan toyed with a silver needle, her eyes alluring. “That depends on how you behave.”