Transmigrated as a Fake Heiress and Cannon Fodder, I Fled Northwest to Become an Army Medic

#1960s#Military Doctor#Two Strong Leads#Sweet Romance#System

Lin Mo, a surgeon, transmigrated into a period novel as the fake heiress who was supposed to give the heroine a golden finger. From the start, her adoptive mother kicked her out of the house, leaving her with only sixteen cents.

She decisively turned down the job arranged by the Lin family, took her silver needles and her sixteen cents in savings, and boarded a train bound for the northwest.

The System said she could earn supplies by saving people. She saved people all the way to the Gobi Desert, where she happened to rescue a young battalion commander covered in blood.

After he woke up, he led her to safety from a pack of wolves, but injured his hand in the process.

Once she reported to the army, he became her most "difficult" patient.

The injury to his right hand could end his military career, and everyone said there was no hope.

She promised to heal his hand within a year.

Then she worked herself to the bone treating patients and leveling up the System, while he protected her every step of the way.

In the end, she became the youngest professor in the country, and he became the youngest regimental commander in the military district.

Later, someone asked Lin Mo how she had gone from an adopted daughter thrown out of her home to the youngest professor in the country.

She thought for a moment, then said, "Maybe it started when he said, 'I'll keep you safe all the way.' Or maybe it started when he stayed outside the operating room all night."