A Miracle Doctor Raises Five Children in the Army, Cuts Ties with Her Family, and Makes Her Way to the Military District

[Period setting + cutting family ties + miracle doctor + quintuplets + military marriage + feel-good daily life + cultivation without a golden finger]

Medical doctor Su Yun opens her eyes and finds herself in the 1970s, inhabiting the body of a young wife who has suffered endless abuse.

Her mother-in-law is vicious, her sister-in-law is scheming, and now they want to sell her five just-weaned babies for money?

Su Yun has had enough!

She blocks the door with a kitchen knife. Separate households! Cut ties! Write the divorce papers!

With five adorable little dumplings in tow and silver needles on her back, she races a thousand miles to the military district to find her soldier husband, the war hero rumored to have died in action.

She expects to scrape by as a widowed mother of five, but instead...

The eldest is steady as an official, the second is a natural strongman, the third is a clever little schemer, the fourth is a doctor's capable assistant, and the fifth is a sweet little cuddlebug.

After arriving at the military compound, Su Yun uses her unparalleled medical skills to cure stubborn illnesses, catch spies, and take on the worst troublemakers.

Jealous neighbors? One prick of her needle will leave your mouth crooked!

Spies causing trouble? She and the kids will outsmart them in no time!

The stern, iron-blooded military commander watches the kids race around the courtyard and his fierce, protective wife, grinning from ear to ear.

"Report, Commander! Sister-in-law has bruised the face of the brigade commander next door!"

"Go ask if her hand hurts. If it does, I'll massage it when I get home."

(A friendly reminder: This is a cozy period-setting slice-of-life story. Three years have passed by Chapter 400. It's a slow burn with careful logic, so jump in if you enjoy a relaxed pace and everyday life with kids!)