(Transmigrate into a book + fictional 1970s setting + pocket dimension + love grows over time + transmigrated woman vs. reborn woman)
After performing ten surgeries in a row, Xu Lingwei transmigrated into a book.
She became He Zheng’s villainous ex-wife, and the foil to the reborn heroine in a period novel.
In the book, the original owner did everything she could to marry He Zheng. No matter how she tried to seduce him, he wouldn’t touch her, so she began to cruelly torment his family.
Then she brazenly cheated on him again and again. When he found out and divorced her, she went on to kidnap and traffic women and children. In the end, she landed herself in prison and died there.
After she was out of the picture, He Zheng earned one commendation after another and eventually became a senior military officer.
With a cannon-fodder foil like the original owner, the heroine of the book seemed even more beautiful and kindhearted.
Xu Lingwei: Oh, wow! Time to tear up the script and rewrite my character!
When her mother-in-law fell ill, Xu Lingwei brought her back from the brink with acupuncture.
When her sister-in-law suffered from menstrual cramps, one prescription was all it took to cure her.
When a senior officer in the military district suddenly became critically ill, Xu Lingwei performed surgery through the night and snatched him from death’s door.
Everyone around her quickly switched sides. They treated her more warmly than they treated He Zheng and doted on her like a precious treasure.
Even He Zheng, who had always wanted a divorce, started acting like a different man.
He used to stay away from home, but now he rushed back whenever he had a spare moment.
He used to be colder than ice, but now he clung to her and wouldn’t let go.
Xu Lingwei: “Didn’t you want a divorce?”
“I will absolutely never divorce you!”
The thing He Zheng regretted most in his life was asking Xu Lingwei for a divorce!
Whenever he thought about it, he wanted to punch his past self in the face.
It ended straightforwardly. In fact, it has always been quite good. I only found one clerical error. There was too little description of the heroine's career.
The characters have distinct personalities, the writing is smooth and full of positive energy! Nice!
The only bad thing is that the ending is too sudden. It's gone. . . . . . .
Where is her brother? Can you become a soldier if you are a petty thief?