Reborn in the 1980s: My New Marriage Was Called Off, So I Turned Around and Married a Commander

Su Ning, a postdoctoral researcher in traditional Chinese medicine, dies in a laboratory explosion and wakes up in 1980 in the body of a village girl who shares her name.

The original owner was a pushover. On her wedding day, her in-laws called off the marriage in front of everyone and branded her an immoral woman, ruining her reputation. Later, she married a drunk who beat her and cheated on her. In the end, driven to despair, she wrapped herself in two quilts and set herself on fire, burning to death.

Given a second life, Su Ning laughs coldly.

Call off the wedding? Fine. I’m the one who doesn’t want you.

Spread lies about me? First, I’ll expose your sordid affair with that widow.

A drunken wife-beater? I’ll jab you with a silver needle until you’re begging on your knees.

A scumbag and his mistress teaming up against me? Sorry, I specialize in putting people like you in your place.

With medicine in one hand, she saves lives; with the other, she tears her enemies apart. And an officer dotes on her like she’s the world.