A Comeback in the Seventies

Plot-focused blurb: The Struggles of a Young Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner in the Seventies

Straightforward blurb: Zhao Qinghe, a young traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, opens her eyes and finds herself transmigrated to 1975, where she's an orphan with no one to love or care for her. Her foster mother is also watching her like a hawk, hoping to trade her for money and food. After finally finding herself a husband, she discovers that life in the countryside is no picnic: two meals a day of cornmeal gruel, and you need ration coupons to buy meat or even toothpaste. It's enough to drive anyone crazy. For now, the first step in this life is to move to the city and join the army with her husband!

My next book will be this: Transmigrated into a Book as a Discarded Wife in a Period Novel.

Pan Xiuxiu transmigrates into a book and becomes the discarded wife in a period novel.

In the spring of 1948, Pan Xiuxiu, a country girl and mother of two, receives a letter from the capital. At long last, her husband, who left home to join the army nearly ten years ago, has sent news. Pan Xiuxiu has waited and waited for a letter from him, but who could have guessed that the man would want a divorce? Unable to bear it, she hangs herself.

When Pan Xiu, a modern woman in her thirties who'd long since given up on life, becomes the country girl Pan Xiuxiu, the first thing she does is pick up a cleaver. His poor wife worked herself to the bone raising his children, and now he thinks he can just trade her in? No way! For a woman surnamed Pan, the only thing that ends a marriage is widowhood, not divorce!

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