The Little Miracle Doctor Among the Educated Youths of the 1970s

Lin Qiuwan, a 26-year-old attending physician in cardiothoracic surgery, suddenly died in front of the operating table. When she opened her eyes, she had become a sent-down educated youth in 1975, despised by everyone.

The original owner knew nothing about medicine and had made the team leader's son critically ill while treating him. “Throw her out of Qingshan Brigade.”

Lin Qiuwan offered no excuses. She walked into the ward, prescribed three doses of medicine, and saved the patient.

Accurate diagnosis, emergency Western medicine, and traditional Chinese medicine for recovery: saving a life was the loudest slap in the face.

From being hated by everyone to having the entire brigade clamoring for her to treat them, from the educated youth compound to the commune clinic and then the provincial hospital, she used modern medical knowledge to leave the entire 1970s in the dust.

Song Lingfeng silently handed her a packet of herbs. “I bought them for the cow. There was an extra packet.”

Lin Qiuwan looked at his red ears. This man's excuses were even worse than his medical skills.