A Returned Educated Youth Pursues Science [The 1980s]

Upcoming: The Imperial Physician's Legitimate Daughter Runs a Clinic [The Nineties], please add it to your reading list!

As the stepdaughter brought into a blended family by her mother, Li Yun has always been the one sacrificed for the family.

She was even too young to be sent to the countryside, but her stepfather altered her age anyway, worried that his biological daughter would suffer in the countryside. As for Li Yun, she was invisible, a girl neither her father nor her mother cared for.

After returning to the city, she was even expected to marry an alcoholic who beat his wife in exchange for a job for her younger brother, just because the man had an uncle who was a director at a steel mill.

Looking at the all-too-familiar plot, Li Yun could only think how rotten it was.

It was the 1980s, and as a research scientist, she naturally threw herself into endless research.

When her mother came asking her to trade away her betrothal gifts, Li Yun was studying technical textbooks.

When her stepfather came asking her to repay the cost of raising her, Li Yun had already entered a national laboratory.

When her stepsister came demanding that she pay their parents' living expenses, Li Yun and her team had already developed chip-making technology that led the world.

Reader's Guide:

1. I'm not a professional. Please feel free to point out any mistakes.

2. The relevant information in the story is based on a superficial review of reference materials.

3. This is a fictional setting, created solely to serve the plot.

Upcoming: The Imperial Physician's Legitimate Daughter Runs a Clinic [The Nineties]

Blurb: "Why must women doctors be confined to the inner chambers?"

Chen Yin never found the answer she sought before she died.

Who could have guessed that death would also bring her a new life?

She had become a newly graduated student of traditional Chinese medicine in the 1990s. That year, graduates were no longer assigned jobs, and she thought of the clinic her father had left behind.

Without hesitation, Chen Yin went home to restore Huimin Hall to its former glory.

And so, in an obscure little town, an old clinic came to life once more.

Chen Yin reorganized the medical records, went to villages to offer free consultations, and took on apprentices to teach them...

Time and again, she relieved patients of their suffering, led the town in developing its traditional medicine industry, and grew from a doctor in an unknown town into a renowned female master physician whose name was known across the country.

Reader's Guide:

1. The author is not a doctor. Medical treatments in the story have been artistically embellished. If you are ill, seek real medical care promptly.

2. Sources for prescriptions will be specified in the text.

Theme: Science and technology are the primary productive forces