The Miaojiang Saintess Goes to the 1970s, Brings Her Child, and Wins Her Husband's Devotion with Gu Magic

[Transmigration to the 1970s]+ [Miaojiang Gu Poison]+ [Military Marriage in a Bygone Era]+ [Child Finds His Father]+ [Strong Heroine, Face-Slapping]

After failing her tribulation, A Duo, a holy maiden of Miaojiang, transmigrates to a military district in northern Xinjiang in 1977, where she becomes a useless, cast-off wife thrown out of her home.

As soon as she opens her eyes, her ex-husband has announced their divorce in the newspaper for the sake of his first love, and her cruel mother-in-law has taken her dowry, leaving behind only a gaunt, dying three-year-old child.

A Duo looks at the cold stove and empty pot, then smiles.

She has lived for three hundred years and refined countless Gu. How could something this small defeat her?

She feeds the child a Vitality-Enhancing Gu, and three days later he's chubby and rosy-cheeked, running all over the courtyard. She buries a Fortune-Gathering Gu formation in the earth, and a month later, her former mother-in-law's home is in chaos while A Duo's little courtyard is fragrant with fruit and lined with medicinal herbs.

When word reaches the military district, her ex-husband panics.

But when he brings people to kick open the gate of her shabby courtyard, the man he sees standing there is the military district's famously cold and iron-fisted “King of Hell,” Lu Beiyuan, feared by all.

The soft, cuddly little boy is clinging tightly to the commander's leg, calling him “Daddy” in a clear, sweet voice.

A Duo glances up unhurriedly from the glowing Gu worm in her hand. “What, you don't like seeing your ex-wife doing well?”

She never picks on people, but she does hold a grudge.

Those who once trampled on the original owner line up to put on apologetic smiles.

But A Duo's Gu worms have this to say: when it comes to holding a grudge, they're even better at it than their master.