Working as a Doctor in a Period Novel

Upcoming: Tokyo’s Female Billionaire of the 1980s Blurb: Lin Nanyue is caught in a war while traveling overseas. When she wakes up, she discovers she’s in the late 1960s. She’s already sacrificed herself to save a young female sent-down youth from drowning, and now the educated youth she secretly loves is spouting nonsense. To clear her name and put her past behind her, Lin Nanyue decides to don a white coat and become a proud barefoot doctor. Lin Nanyue: “Isn’t building a career great? Who needs him?” There are plenty of stories in a little village, and barefoot doctors affect the happiness and joy of countless families. The residents of Lianhua Commune notice that ever since Xiao Lin became a doctor at the commune clinic, there are more trees in the village, the water is cleaner, fewer people cough all day, and women can give birth at the clinic. Even the commune’s old sow is having more piglets. Who wouldn’t want to marry such a good doctor into their family? But before they can go to her home with a proposal, the county hospital summons Lin Nanyue. Villagers: No worries. She’ll come back after her training in the city. They wait and wait, only to hear that Lin Nanyue has gone to the city, then the province, and become one of the country’s top experts. Lin Nanyue’s parents have a dilemma lately Two outstanding young men have come to ask for her hand. Which one should they choose? ******Reader’s guide****** 1. I still can’t give up on writing another female-lead career story. 2. A slow-burn, level-up career story about a female doctor. 3. The early sections focus on technical skills. The village arc centers on family life and treating patients. Later, she enters politics, balancing technical expertise with management and leadership. 4. There is a male lead. 5. This is my take on a career story, with plenty of author-created details. 5. It probably won’t start until 2026. Blurb written May 7, 2023. ########The next story will probably be######## Tokyo’s Female Billionaire of the 1980s Lin Xia opens her eyes after a stroke of incredible luck Good news: she’s alive. Bad news: she’s transmigrated. Time: Summer, 1981. Place: A slum in Tokyo. Identity: An illegal immigrant and black-market worker, at risk of deportation at any moment. Cause of death: A fatal fever. Current situation: Hungry, broke, and about to be kicked out for not paying rent. To make matters worse, her illness cost her her job. Lin Xia: Things may be terrible, but at least I’m alive. Besides, this is Japan’s golden age. As for how to make money… Lin Xia takes a look at the “lottery stand” on the street. Of course she’s going to bet on the women’s volleyball team. Thanks to the first fortune she makes from the volleyball team, Lin Xia’s life improves. She even carefully arranges to become the long-lost “granddaughter” of the fallen aristocratic Sato family. By the late 1980s, the former illegal immigrant has become Tokyo’s richest person, admired by all as she stands atop one of the city’s tallest buildings. Then the real granddaughter of the Sato family shows up. Theme: Love whatever you do, and master what you love.