One moment, Su Wan was a famous surgical expert in the capital, and the next moment she became a "little widow" whose husband had just died in the 1960s when she was short of food and clothing.
The beginning was a mess: the mother-in-law wanted to exchange her little daughter for two bags of whole grains, and there were seven stepsons and stepdaughters at home who were as hungry as monkeys.
Su Wan looked at her hand holding the scalpel and sneered.
Want to sell your child? Separate the family! Want to bully someone? Get the needle!
No food or clothing? She relied on her peerless medical skills to thrive in the black market, filling the cellar with brown sugar and white flour!
She thought she could be beautiful alone, but the legendary tough guy husband Lu Huai who died suddenly came back.
Looking at the seven "genius" children who surrounded the house like an iron barrel, a man smelling of gunpowder blocked Su Wan's path and stared at her open collar with burning eyes: "Daughter-in-law, I heard that you are going to lead my soldiers to remarry?"
Su Wan played with the silver needle, her eyes as charming as silk: "Let's see how you perform."