Su Zhiyi never thought that an ancestral jade pendant would transform her from a doctor of modern medicine to an educated youth sent to the countryside in 1975.
Traveling back in time to a time when food and clothing were scarce, she had space for farming, medicine, and storage, but she couldn't carry a hoe or do farm work. On the first day of hoeing, my hands were full of blisters; the first meal of corn dough was hard to swallow. Just when she was in the most embarrassing situation, the man named Ji Qingye appeared.
He is the son of the captain's family, a scout who returned from the army due to injury. Silent and cold as iron, he would secretly hoe an entire field for her while she was sleeping. She would spend the whole night sharpening a handy sickle, with her name engraved on the handle. She would break the saved egg cake in half and put the larger half into her hand.
She went from a pampered medical doctor in the capital to a barefoot doctor trusted by everyone in the Red Star Brigade; he went from a taciturn veteran to a capable breeder who took charge of his own business. During the years of lack of food and clothing, the two fell in love in the most clumsy way - he blocked the muzzle of the shotgun for her, and she prepared medicines for his old wounds; he built her a new house with white walls and black tiles, and she gave birth to a son named Ji Feng for him.
There is no third party here, just two hearts slowly getting closer in the cold winter. There are golden fingers brought by space here, as well as the simplicity and warmth unique to that era. In the northeastern countryside in 1975, there was an adobe house, a kerosene lamp, a bowl of hot porridge, and a person waiting for you to come home.
This is Su Zhiyi's entire life after time travel.
