From Court Physician to Barefoot Doctor (1970S)

My new novel, Retiring to My Hometown in Guangdong to Farm and Become Famous, is now underway. Please add it to your favorites! Jian Zhenzhen served in the Imperial Medical Bureau of the Great Sheng dynasty. Her medical skills were superb, and the emperor bestowed on her the title of Great Sheng's foremost female physician. But she died in a fire during a time of upheaval. When she awoke, she had taken over a corpse in a strange country, Huaguo, founded less than thirty years earlier in the distant future. She was a seventeen-year-old young educated youth who had only recently been sent to the countryside. Before she could celebrate being alive and young again, she had to face all the hardships of rural life: muddy roads full of ruts, a leaky thatched hut, and coarse-grain meals with wild vegetables that stuck in her throat... Jian Zhenzhen: I should go back to my old profession and practice medicine. Treating colds, coughs, and fevers, caring for children and pregnant women, relieving the elderly's rheumatic pain... None of it is beyond her. Once she starts working as a barefoot doctor at the village clinic, she no longer has to toil in the fields and even gets her own private space. Her firewood pile never runs low, her water crock is always full, and the vegetables villagers bring her fill her cupboards. Life is wonderful. Then a man suddenly appears. He grabs her hand as soon as he arrives and blurts out something outrageous. She instinctively slaps him, but when she looks up, she is stunned. Isn't this her fiance, the General Who Guards the North? * Qu Shengbo has one great regret in life: he was a step too late while leading his troops to put down a rebellion. The capital was in chaos, and the imperial family had been decimated. Only the Third Prince remained to turn the tide. But by the time Qu Shengbo returned, his family and his fiancee were both gone. That one late step had separated them forever. Keeping vigil before his fiancee's memorial tablet, he swore that if he ever had another chance, he would never let such a tragedy happen again. In this new era, Qu Shengbo thought his heart had long since grown still. But when he saw that familiar figure and those familiar little gestures, he ran over in a rush and took her hand, pouring out his heartfelt promise: "This time, I'll protect you for the rest of your life." Instead, his startled fiancee slapped him backhanded. "Smack!" Qu Shengbo: "..." [Former general, current driver, future tycoon × Former imperial physician, current educated youth, future master physician] Section Break Here's another upcoming novel by the author: I Transmigrated into a Female Hooligan [The 1970s] Blurb: Ling Yan is mortified, mortified to the point of suffocation. She can't remember the last time she felt this way. Even when she went from being a glamorous city professional to struggling to survive in the apocalypse, surrounded by hordes of zombies, she never wanted to crawl into a hole as badly as she does now. This is just too embarrassing Yes, she transmigrated. She died in a zombie attack, but Heaven apparently thought it wasn't her time, so she was brought back to life in another body that had just stopped breathing. Now she's Ling Dongyan, a female hooligan in the Fengtian Production Team in 1976. Why call her a female hooligan? Because she took a liking to a male educated youth who had been sent to the countryside. When he rejected her advances, she tricked him into jumping into the water to save her, then forced him to marry her by threatening to accuse him of sexual misconduct. Everyone knew who the real culprit was, but blood was thicker than reason. So they got married and had twins, but after that, they were never intimate again. The original owner wasn't satisfied. When she failed to get close to her husband, he shoved her, and she happened to hit her head on the sharp corner of a piece of furniture. She died, and now Ling Yan has awoken in her body. When she opens her eyes, the man standing at the bedroom door looks both embarrassed and furious, and is indeed a feast for the eyes. Then she looks at herself, half-dressed, and is so mortified she wants to dig out a whole three-bedroom apartment with her toes. Help! How is someone who's been single her whole life supposed to handle this? She'd rather go back to fighting zombies! * Xie Ze'an notices that his "wife" has changed. Ever since he pushed her to the ground and injured her, she has stopped making excuses to get close to him. She keeps going up the mountain instead, and the house is now full of what seems like endless pheasants, hares, and wild boars, not to mention wild ginseng that's been growing for years! Looking at the boar's tusks, Xie Ze'an thinks: "..." Should he be grateful she didn't force herself on him? Before long, he finds his eyes lingering on her more and more. They aren't really a married couple, yet they share an unspoken understanding. But Xie Ze'an never imagined that after he gets into university, she would tell him she's setting him free. No. This isn't the freedom he wants! Theme: [New Era, New Values]