Stories from the Old Alleys in Northeast China in the 1970S

Hua Qianyue, who was struggling to survive in the apocalypse, unexpectedly died, but encountered an oolong accident in the underworld. After a confrontation and negotiation, she failed to return to her apocalyptic body. Instead, she took her space, healing powers, Hua Tuo's inheritance and the "Green Bag Sutra" as compensation from the underworld, and ended up in a lively old alley in Northeast China in 1968. She became an inconspicuous cannon fodder in the chronicle. She was originally a girl with a bright future. Her biological father was a deceased military medical vice-president. She had a job as a doctor in a steel rolling mill and a house in a hutong. But in the original book, the destiny is to save someone and die from the cold, so all opportunities are used to benefit the step-sister. Hua Qianyue, who has seen through the plot, naturally refuses to be manipulated. With space hoarding, supernatural powers to protect her body, and miraculous medical skills, she keeps her real estate and job, and watches the fireworks in the alley to make ends meet. I also met the deputy section chief who was transferred to the security department of the steel rolling mill. The man was upright and protective of his shortcomings, and he had a handsome appearance. With two people in a room and fireworks passing by, she tore up the cannon fodder script with her own hands and lived her own fulfilling life in the 1970s.