The Best Little Auntie of the Seventies Wields a Scalpel

When her sister-in-law told Xu Qin to marry a soldier and become his children's stepmother, Xu Qin realized she had transmigrated into a book. Her sister-in-law, Liu Landi, was the reborn female lead. She regretted abandoning her husband and child in her previous life to marry a scumbag. This time, she would stand by her husband through thick and thin and wait for him to be exonerated. Before then, Liu Landi wanted Xu Qin to marry a navy serviceman so their families could move to an island together. They could work as teachers there and earn the locals' respect. Xu Qin, with a scalpel in hand: You can all go to hell! Xu Qin hated people using moral high ground to pressure her. She chose to meet her pen pal instead. Who could have guessed that he would be a tall, handsome soldier? Oh no. Was she dreaming? The tall, handsome soldier: I can never repay you for saving my life. I can only give myself to you. About this story: 1. Both leads are virgins. This is a sweet romance. The female lead won't become a stepmother or adopt any children. She'll only raise the children she gives birth to, and spend the rest of her time treating the sick and saving lives. 2. It takes place in the same series as other novels. Just think of the female lead as watching the drama unfold. Completed story: A Doctor in the Seventies Has It Tough, book ID: 7819343 Lin Qingya transmigrates into a period novel as a doctor and meets all kinds of male and female leads. The mother-in-law of the first female lead tells her to abort her baby just because the pulse diagnosis shows it's a girl. The second female lead becomes the male lead's mobile backup blood bank and is deeply in love with him. The third female lead runs away while pregnant and ends up in an illegal clinic, nearly dying in childbirth. Lin Qingya wonders just how many period novels the author has written, and how long this series is going to be. Theme: Keep striving and working hard. Women can make their own way in the world, too.