Gu Jinshu opened her eyes and found herself in a novel set in the 1970s.
She was the short-lived cannon fodder who took the heroine's punishment for her, handed over a life-saving medical text, and eventually died of illness in the countryside.
The problem was, in her previous life, she'd been an heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners and the youngest deputy chief physician in the emergency department.
Why would she need some miraculous medical book dropped from the sky?
Besides, the Shennong Record of a Hundred Herbs, which could awaken an immortal physician's legacy, was right beneath her pillow.
The moment she opened its first page, the gates to a medicinal valley space filled with herbs a thousand years old swung open before her.
A hundred mu of medicinal fields, an alchemy pavilion, medicinal spring water... All these golden fingers that should have belonged to the heroine were hers now.
From then on, she treated illnesses no one else could cure and saved people no one else could rescue.
The original heroine wanted to steal the spotlight? Get in line.
Everyone in the commune knew that the heavens had blessed Educated Youth Gu with her medical skills.
Only Gu herself knew the heavens had given her more than a meal: they had laid out a whole imperial feast.
And as for the military regiment commander who kept "happening to pass by" her again and again
"Commander Lu, that's the seventeenth time you've passed by."
"...This road has nice scenery."
Later, he said, "Marry me. You just focus on treating and saving people. I'll take care of everything else."
The heroine likes to be aloof and aloof. When quarreling with others, she always waits for them to finish scolding her. In other words, she likes to be scolded, so she enjoys it without saying a word before speaking.