Su Bao'er, a once-in-a-century medical prodigy, accidentally transmigrated after performing surgery for forty-eight hours straight and slipping on a banana peel in the operating room! When she opened her eyes, she was the seventh daughter born to the Su family in a remote mountain village in the 1970s, after they had already had six girls and were hoping for a boy.
The house was bare, with drafts coming in from every direction. The whole village mocked the Su family for failing to have a son and cursed the youngest girl as a jinx who couldn't even walk across flat ground without falling.
Su Bao'er rubbed her growling stomach and sneered. "What curse? This is clearly severe malnutrition and low blood sugar!"
No golden finger? No pocket dimension? So what! As an all-around modern medical student and a huge fan of fluffy animals, she had friends all over these mountains!
She boiled rags in water and made a splint for a hunting dog with a broken leg. She used a sewing needle to perform a C-section on a wild boar in a difficult labor. She cleaned and stitched the wounds of a mother fox badly injured by a trap...
All living things have a spirit. Su Bao'er treated them with a healer's compassion and unexpectedly gained an entire army of grateful animals!
While the villagers were still chewing tree bark, this was what was happening in the Su family's yard:
The big yellow dog brought home plump wild rabbits every day.
Flocks of magpies dropped ripe pecans into the yard.
The mountain's wild boar king snorted and pushed a hundred-year-old wild ginseng to Su Bao'er's feet.
Seeing her six gaunt sisters grow healthy and chubby, Su Bao'er declared: "The 1970s? For me, it's just a healing rural getaway with my fluffy friends!"
