Divorced in the 1970s and Sent to an Island, Doted on by an Ascetic Military Officer for Life

[Period setting + military marriage + miracle doctor + divorce + family life + doted on by everyone + island life + abstinent officer + no magical space, just medical skills]

Su Qingwan, a modern master of both Chinese and Western medicine, opens her eyes to find she has become a downtrodden village woman in the 1970s, bullied by everyone.

Faced with her abusive, cheating scumbag of a husband, Su Qingwan promptly draws up divorce papers, dumps him, claims her share of the family property, and gets her freedom back!

On her way to her parents’ home, she uses her extraordinary acupuncture skills to save Gu Hanzhou, a gravely wounded officer on the brink of death.

How has this abstinent, stone-cold “living King of Hell,” who supposedly keeps everyone at a distance, started looking at her with such burning intensity?

She marries Gu Hanzhou as his second wife and joins the army on an island. She expects a hard life, but instead discovers a comfortable daily routine as a miracle doctor and farmer!

In her spare time, she gathers the finest seafood along the shore, leads military wives in planting medicinal herbs, and puts troublemakers in their place at the clinic.

With a single silver needle, she can bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bone. She astonishes the veteran military doctors and makes a name for herself across the entire military district.

Her parents and brothers cherish her like a precious jewel, her stern mother-in-law treats her like her own daughter, and even the cold-faced officer holds her dear.

Colonel Gu boasts to everyone he meets: “My wife is too delicate to look after herself. None of you are allowed to bully her.”

The spy Su Qingwan paralyzed with one needle is close to tears: “You call this too delicate to look after herself?!”