Doing Research in a Novel Set in the Past (Book Transmigration)

My new story next door is now underway: Book Transmigration: Practicing Medicine in an Era Novel Professor Tang, a pillar of the nation, transmigrates into an era novel as the male lead's childhood sweetheart. The childhood sweetheart is sweet and soft-spoken, with plenty of admirers, but she insists on pinning all her hopes on the male lead. When Professor Tang arrives, the story starts with her on the verge of being beaten to death by her own father and having her legs broken, all for the male lead. So Professor Tang promptly gives up on him and raises her hand to swear: “I'll study hard and serve my country!” A little fairy like her, blessed with intelligence, wisdom, and beauty, what does she need a man for? Wouldn't it be better to stay single for life? Isn't doing experiments much more fun? While the male and female leads are dating, Professor Tang is in the lab. When they send out their wedding invitations, Professor Tang is still in the lab. When they get married, Professor Tang finally makes an appearance. At the wedding, just as everyone expects a showdown, Professor Tang smiles calmly and says, “Song Chaonan, congratulations.” Everyone is dumbfounded! They can't believe it! Song Chaobei looks awkward. “Someone who used to like me got my name wrong. So what kind of affection was that, exactly?” Reader's guide: The heroine is stunningly beautiful and obsessed with scientific research. There is a male lead, but he's just in the background. Important things have to be said three times: this story is set in a fictional world, a fictional world, a fictional world!!! Blurb written on 2021/8/14 Theme: Work hard and strive forward!