Song Ning transmigrates into the 1970s as the most miserable fake heiress around.
From the start, the real heiress schemes to have her kidnapped, then tries to force her to marry a wife-beater?
What a joke. She’s a top modern-day forensic specialist and surgeon. Is she supposed to put up with that?
She casually dislocates a kidnapper’s arm, then leaves the wife-beater half-paralyzed with a needle.
The whole village is stunned. Has this delicate city girl gone crazy?
Gu Zheng, captain of the anti-crime squad, is ordered to investigate an international espionage case.
He finds the supposedly kidnapped, frail young woman wielding a butcher’s knife to dissect a wild boar carcass.
Her knife work is precise, her gaze icy, and she even pulls a microfilm intelligence reel from the pig’s stomach.
Gu Zheng: ...Is this really my fallen comrade’s fiancée?
Later, the military family compound is thrown into chaos.
A scheming woman comes to provoke her, but Song Ning sees through her fake pregnancy at a glance: “Your uterus tilts backward and you’re deficient in qi and blood. That pillow doesn’t look like it’s been placed where it should be.”
An enemy agent poses as an honest man. Song Ning produces a vial of drugs: “Your pupils are dilated. The neurotoxin is taking effect. Tell me, where’s the codebook?”
Watching the woman take on everyone in her path, Gu Zheng’s gaze grows hotter and hotter.
He corners her against a wall, his voice husky. “Since my comrade wasn’t lucky enough to marry you, let’s change the plan and bring you home to me!”
Shrouded in layers of mystery, the case is hers to solve. She cuts through the darkness with her scalpel, all to send the culprit straight to hell!
The heroine is so sassy and has a distinct personality, worth watching