After I Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1970s as a Substitute Bride, My Medical Skills Make Me Famous

The moment Jiang Wanwan opened her eyes, she had transmigrated into a 1970s novel she'd read. She was a substitute bride who barely appeared in the book and was little more than cannon fodder. After her parents died, her uncle's family seized her inheritance and forced her into a bridal sedan to marry Fu Yunshen, a scout with two crippled legs. In the original story, no one ever mentioned her again after she married him. The heroine, Jiang Mingzhu, stole the ancient jade her mother had left behind, unlocked a pocket dimension, and enjoyed one stroke of good fortune after another before ending up with the male lead.

Jiang Wanwan arrived earlier in this life. She reclaimed the ancient jade first, and a pocket dimension opened before her with a supermarket, spirit fields, a spirit spring, and a hospital of traditional Chinese medicine. While the Jiang Dehou family slept, she stored the property deed, savings, and furniture in the dimension, then sold the old house that very night. On the day the bridal sedan arrived, she found Fu Yunshen in a wheelchair and a vicious mother-in-law who beat her sister-in-law.

By day, she worked as a barefoot doctor. At night, she used the spirit spring and ancient acupuncture techniques to treat his legs. Two months later, he was back on his feet and rejoined his unit with a First-Class Merit. She used spirit herbs from the pocket dimension to earn her first fortune, then cured an influential figure who was later transferred to the provincial capital. Jiang Mingzhu's schemes backfired. Over the next three years, she drove a wedge between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, wrote denunciation letters, and spread gossip. None of her tricks were clever, but she clung on like a stubborn skin rash.

From a substitute bride in the countryside to the province's renowned doctor, Jiang Wanwan found an unexpected home in this era: two spirits in her pocket dimension, a sister-in-law who kept her secret, a man in military uniform who sheltered her from every storm, and a military heiress who went from being her rival to her closest friend.

The jujube tree was still growing. As long as they were here, life went on.