Time travel + period novel + military marriage + marriage first, love later + strong woman + medical skills + sweet pet + counterattack
Su Zhiyi, a cardiologist at a tertiary hospital, died suddenly on the operating table after working continuously for 36 hours.
When she opened her eyes again, she became a "problem element" in the northwest Gobi Desert in 1983 - her parents were censored, she was framed, her reputation was ruined, and she was given a marriage contract to Gu Weijiang, the border guard company commander she had never met.
The bullock cart pulled into the outpost, there was no wedding ceremony, no happy words. On the wedding night, the husband received a patrol mission and disappeared overnight. The military wives looked on with cold eyes: "The last one didn't stay. He cried for three days and then left. How long can you stay?"
Su Zhiyi didn't cry. She looked through the health room of the outpost: four-year-old red potion, moldy gauze, and bottomless alcohol. The health worker said that it would take a day and a night for the seriously injured to be transported to the regiment headquarters. She asked what to do if she couldn't deliver the goods in time. The health worker opened her mouth but said nothing.
She swallowed back what she wanted to say, spread out the straw paper under the kerosene lamp, and wrote the first line: Recommendation for the Outpost Health Room.
She thought it would take a long time to live a decent life on this deserted beach. Little did he know that the silent man with a scar on the left side of his face could not look away the first time he saw the silhouette writing under the lamp through the crack in the door.
