[Foreseeing the future + infertile husband + easy conception + uniform fetish + period setting + forensic pathologist + wish fulfillment]
Where can you find a man like Cheng Ping'an's husband?
In the three years since she went to the countryside, she's been living in a honey jar! Her mother-in-law is loving, her husband dotes on her, and her younger sister-in-law is frank and adorable.
What's wrong with giving up her place at university?
For her husband, she's willing!
After all, she was born unable to conceive, and already owes him so much...
But then a letter signed by her own future self, forty years from now, lands in her hands.
[Don't give up your place. You'll die. Run!]
So the honey was hiding poison!
Their loving marriage was a lie. Her scumbag husband really was fooling around with other women!
Her mother-in-law's kindness was a lie. Her smiling words concealed a venomous heart, all to trick her into giving in!
Her infertility was a lie. Her scumbag husband was the one who couldn't have children!
[Run! They're going to lock you up in chains!]
The words of her future self, forty years later, are written in tears and blood. Every twisted stroke is filled with regret.
Her life stolen, locked up in chains?
Cheng Ping'an wields her scalpel, and a flash of light gleams from the blade.
A forensic pathologist cuts only the dead!
The story setting is good and relatively novel. It's the first time I've seen this kind of period literature that foresees the future.