The Veterinarian's Makeover: A Stepmother Story [The 1970S]

[Updates on hold. I'll resume after the New Year. Sorry, I've decided to scrap and rewrite the parts already published and drafted. It's still the same story. Thanks to all the lovely readers following along, sending you love~] Song Qiuyi transmigrates into a stepmother novel as the heroine, who loses a job opportunity to her cousin and has no choice but to go to the countryside as an educated youth. [Work hard to care for three naughty children and use love to erase their prejudice; Warm the heart of a remarried older man and win his love; Fight wits with a shrewish mother-in-law and tear into a shrewish ex-wife.] Song Qiuyi: ...No thanks. My cousin can have this incredible fortune. She's young, beautiful, and educated. Being a stepmother is no match for being a veterinarian, and raising someone else's kids is no match for raising pigs on a farm. Before long, Song Qiuyi trades the crowded youth dormitory for a room of her own, and the wind and sun for an office job. What's more, the cormorants catch fish for her, the fat geese help herd the naughty children, and the big yellow dog takes her to find wild rabbits... Isn't this way more fun than being a stepmother? * Everyone on the farm knows that Captain Xie, a young, handsome man with a stubborn temper, and Educated Youth Song can't stand each other. But one day, Captain Xie blocks Educated Youth Song in her office. Standing ramrod straight, he says in a deep, stern voice, "Educated Youth Song, help me with a medical problem." Song Qiuyi holds up a steel syringe, expressionless. "I'm a veterinarian." The tips of Captain Xie's ears turn bright red. "Help my... dog, then." The military dog beside them, who leaps three feet in the air with joy whenever it sees Doctor Song: ... A money-loving, gorgeous, ambitious veterinarian heroine VS a rugged soldier who swears women won't distract him from wielding his gun, then falls hard [Snapshot from February 2021] Premise: It's more fun to be the one everyone clings to than to cling to someone else.