A Military Doctor's Little Life in the 1970S

[Upcoming novel: The Green Tea Beauty in the 1970s. Please add it to your collection!!!] A little scene: The educated girls in the production corps were all gossiping. Ever since Wen Sussu had been rescued from the river, she hadn’t been hanging around Chief of Staff Huo anymore. Had she really given up? Or was this just a game of playing hard to get? Wen Sussu: Thanks for asking. I’m at the production corps’ clinic, just finished bandaging the wound of a male educated youth. I’m not playing hard to get. I really don’t want to marry him anymore. The next day, Wen Sussu was summoned to the office. Huo Wennan, whose piercing gaze matched his icy demeanor, stared at her. “I heard you don’t want to marry me?” Wen Sussu had been written into a book by her jealous cousin. In the book, she was one of the proud educated youths sent to the countryside during the mass relocation campaign. Unfortunately, her IQ was below zero, and her white-lotus cousin manipulated her into making one foolish move after another. Not only did her fiancé, Huo Wennan, come to despise her, but she was also about to be kicked out of the production corps. Wen Sussu had only just transmigrated into the book, and already she was going to become a miserable youth sent to work in the countryside. Looking at the mess the original owner had left behind, Wen Sussu: ...Sorry to bother you, QAQ. This is not how I wanted to transmigrate into a book. Can I start over? Luckily, Wen Sussu was a medical student. She rolled up her sleeves and turned things around, staying on as a nurse with the production corps. She had three goals: First, expose her white-lotus cousin for who she really was. Second, heal the sick and save lives, contributing to the development of the frontier. Third, stay away from Huo Wennan, that bastard. Wen Sussu’s diary: Expose her white-lotus cousin for who she really was: done. Heal the sick and save lives, contributing to the development of the frontier: done. Stay away from Huo Wennan, that bastard: ??? Wen Sussu’s bright, lovely face scrunched up. She kicked Huo Wennan, who was massaging her shoulders, with her pink little foot. “Hey, stay away from me!” Huo Wennan: All right. Wen Sussu, suddenly falling into his warm embrace: ...I can’t go on like this. Huo Wennan: Eating your own words really does hurt like hell. But it’s also really, really good!!! Reader’s guide: The first few chapters focus on how the heroine gets out of her predicament. The male lead appears later and gets his comeuppance. Content warning: There is no long, painful pursuit of the heroine, just the male lead falling hard. At heart, this is still a romance about the leads, with no love-hate relationship. If you want a real groveling arc, don’t read this. It’ll be frustrating for both of us. The author has no medical training, and anything medical in the story was written based on some research and a lot of imagination. If you’re a medical student who can’t stand that, please leave early to avoid being annoyed. This is a fictional setting, so don’t compare it to reality. Some details are made up. I don’t accept writing advice. Enjoy the story, and thank you. [Upcoming novel: The Green Tea Beauty in the 1970s. Please add it to your collection!!] Flirtatious little temptress x chaste, old-school official (old-school, not old; the male lead isn’t old!) Lin Yan transmigrated into a male-oriented period novel on Qidian, where she became a disposable beauty whose purpose was to show that the male lead could resist temptation. She appeared for fewer than a hundred words before her wicked aunt tricked her into marrying a gambler. Later, she was mentioned only once by a passing character: “She met a tragic end!” Lin Yan: A disposable beauty? I refuse to accept that setup, thank you very much! Wicked aunt? Since you think a gambler is such a great catch, why not make him your son-in-law? Or, if that won’t do, your lover? In the book, the male lead, Lu Jinhe, had thick, straight brows and bright eyes. He was upright and devoted to the nation’s development, never wasting time on romantic entanglements. Lin Yan refused to believe it. So she reached out to the future big shot, who was still in the beginner’s village... Later, Lin Yan’s legs gave out, and she gritted her teeth as she complained: Who said Lu Jinhe never wasted time on romance? Who’s the man who keeps me from getting out of bed every night?! The great Lu steadied her by the waist and chuckled. “I have all the time in the world for you.” Before meeting Lin Yan, Lu Jinhe disliked nothing more than delicate young women from the city. They were spoiled and demanding, and ten of them couldn’t do the work he could do alone. He never imagined that he would one day fall for the spoiled Lin Yan. All the things he used to disapprove of became his favorite things about her, making his heart skip a beat every time. There aren’t many face-slapping scenes involving awful side characters. This is a slice-of-life story, mainly about the leads’ everyday interactions. The male lead only had a career-focused storyline in the original novel. He has no first love or ex-girlfriend who still holds his heart, and in this life he’ll love only the heroine. The male lead dotes on the heroine endlessly. She’s a spoiled little darling who knows just how to act cute, QAQ. Theme: Stay positive and keep moving forward