The Delicate Little Bride of the 1960s? She Rules the Operating Room

Su Mian returns to the 1960s and becomes the delicate youngest daughter of the Su family.

This is a dark era where medicine and supplies are scarce, and a bullet to the chest means a death sentence.

Looking at the hero covered in blood, Su Mian feels the metal shard in her hand, her gaze turning icy:

“No precision instruments? I have a human CT scanner for eyes! No minimally invasive tools? I’ll build an operating room with my own two hands!”

And so, the military hospital’s whole way of doing things changes:

The old director: “Dr. Su, would you please take the lead on this heart surgery? I can assist you, if that’s all right?”

The deputy director: “Who says Su Mian messes around? Her hands are as steady as precision machinery. I’d get down on my knees right here and beg her to take me on!”

The officer she saved: “Anyone who dares lay a finger on Dr. Su will have to answer to my tank company first!”

Her childhood sweetheart, Song Ting: “Wife, you’re a miracle doctor out there, but when we get home... your hands start shaking, so it’s my responsibility to help you ‘steady them.’”

With nothing but her own two hands, Su Mian single-handedly advances Huaguo’s medical standards by fifty years!

The whole nation is shaken, and the global medical community cries out in astonishment: “The East has produced a living medical deity!”