The 1970s: The Battlefield Army Wife Is a Phoenix

Su Ran, a modern battlefield medic, dies unexpectedly while on a mission. When she opens her eyes again, she has become the most pathetic young wife in a rural village in the 1970s.

The original owner was timid and dim-witted, exploited by her mother-in-law and bullied by her sister-in-law. On her wedding night, her cold-faced military officer husband left her alone in their room without a second thought.

Su Ran laughs. Pathetic? That’s just the mask she wears in public.

Her mother-in-law tries to steal her job? Su Ran pulls out the most advanced medical equipment from her space, gets into the army hospital, and becomes the youngest attending physician in the entire military region.

Her sister-in-law tries to steal her dowry? With a flick of her fingers, Su Ran uses the surveillance equipment from the shopping mall in her space to project the woman’s disgraceful behavior onto the big screen at the village entrance.

Her husband, Lu Shiyuan, who once looked down on her, is badly injured during a mission. As every military doctor shakes their head and sighs, she calmly puts on her white coat and takes a scalpel from her space, one that doesn’t belong to this era.

“Move aside. I’ll do it.”

Later, Lu Shiyuan blocks the entrance to the operating room, looking at the woman who has suddenly become so dazzling. His voice hoarse, he says, “Reporting to the chief, I’d like to request the chance to get to know my wife all over again.”