Dressed as a Fugitive Widow, I Took My Seven Children and Killed Them Like Crazy

Introduction [Old sayings + escape + miracle doctor + cute baby + baby care + slap in the face + not the Holy Mother] Jiang Yuebai, director of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, traveled through time and became Su Wan, a widow from Qingshi Village in the Dayin Dynasty. At the beginning, there are seven little mouths waiting for food, a house full of excellent relatives who want to sell babies and people, and a terrible drought that has not seen rain for three years. The mother-in-law wants to sell her cubs for food, and the sister-in-law wants to sell her to pay off debts. The traffickers are eyeing the strange children in her family who have "photographic memories", "natural powers" and "scents of medicine", and wish they could kidnap them all. Su Wan sneered: Breaking off the relationship, separating the family, running away with the cubs, all the same. The "Qing Sang Medical Code" awakened in her mind allowed her to recognize hundreds of herbs, identify hundreds of diseases, and bring her back to life. Fleeing from famine and rescuing people along the way, her reputation as a doctor gradually grew, and everyone called her the "Living Hand of Hell"—she refused to let anyone die when the Lord of Hell wanted to take him. But the place she really wants to go is the northern border where there was no news three years ago. Rumor has it that the husband who died in the war died under mysterious circumstances; someone in the court blocked the news, and someone at the border hid the truth. She took seven milk babies with their own abilities across the state, fighting for the best, killing human traffickers, and entering the northern border. Just to seek the truth and glory. This time, whoever touches her cub will be killed by her.