Transmigrated into a Book: In the 1970s, I Used My Traditional Medicine Clinic to Crush Everyone

[Book Transmigration] [Period] [Pocket Dimension] [Military Marriage] [Putting Villains in Their Place] [Sweet Romance]

Su Jinshu, an heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, steps into a book of melodramatic period fiction after tripping on the very day she's about to take over her family's traditional medicine clinic.

She becomes the cannon-fodder educated youth in the story, destined to be used by the hero and heroine to climb the social ladder, sold to human traffickers, and doomed to a miserable life.

Su Jinshu glances down at the pocket dimension of her family's clinic that came with her, and smiles.

“Want me to be your sacrificial lamb? Let's see if the three thousand medicinal ingredients in my pocket dimension agree.”

Trapped in some remote mountain village? Not a chance.

She treats patients with silver needles and miraculous skill, curing the sick so well that the whole village lines up to call her “Divine Physician Su”!

The heroine's lucky-charm fortune? Sorry, in the face of real skill, luck is worthless.

As for the dangerous-looking man who has been reborn... Du Zhong corners her against a wall. “Marry me. I owed you in my past life, and I'll repay you with interest in this one.” Su Jinshu raises an eyebrow. “Fine. Hand over your salary card as the bride price first.”