My Whole Family Are Villains [1960s]

After Li Qiuyan realized she'd transmigrated, she decided that her family had to be the villains in a period novel, doomed to a bad ending.

The evidence was clear:

Her father, Li Jianwen, was one of the Li family's pampered "youngest sons and eldest grandsons." The youngest son was lazy and good-for-nothing, a notorious village layabout!

Her mother, Liu Yun, was an orphan who had fled hardship. She worked from dawn until dusk but barely earned enough work points to support herself. Her mother-in-law looked down on her, yet everyone in the village praised her.

Her eldest sister, Li Chunmiao, had inherited the best features of both parents. With just a few simple words, she could get the other children wrapped around her finger, and she thoroughly enjoyed it.

Even her second sister, Li Xiaman, who seemed the most straightforward, was actually the source of all the village gossip?

Li Qiuyan, who had been a sweet but clueless college student in her previous life, busied herself with all sorts of things.

And her family was well on its way to achieving the villain family's bad ending...

Reading guide:

1. Entirely fictional setting.

2. The story mainly depicts the family's daily life.

Pre-release: The Imperial Physician's Daughter Takes Charge of a Clinic [The Nineties]

"Why must women be confined behind the curtains?"

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

Who could have imagined that death would bring a new life?

She became a newly graduated Chinese medicine student in the 1990s. As it happened, jobs were no longer assigned to graduates that year, so she thought of the clinic her father had left behind.

Chen Yin resolutely returned home to revive Huimin Hall.

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And so, in an unremarkable little town, an old clinic came back to life.

Chen Yin organized medical records, went to the villages to provide free consultations, and took on apprentices...

She saved patients from their suffering time and again, led the town in developing its traditional Chinese medicine industry, and grew from a doctor in an unknown town into a renowned female national physician.

Reading guide:

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

2. Sources for prescriptions will be identified in the story.

Theme: Seek truth and stay grounded. Stand firm in your convictions.