The Unrivaled Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor of the Seventies

[Bonus chapters are updated and ready to binge] Qing Yin is driven by her career. With her superb medical skills and management talent, she achieves financial freedom at a young age. She opens hospitals, develops new medicines, and benefits her community. Then one night, before bed, she reads a period novel. In it, there's a passerby with the same name as her who appears in only one chapter and dies horribly. Why? Simply because she's the love-struck female lead's aunt. The niece is clearly older than her aunt, yet she's an incurable romantic. After her father dies in an accident at the steel mill, leaving behind a job opportunity, she magnanimously "gives" it to the male lead's older sister. She also "lends" the dowry her grandfather had saved for her aunt to the male lead, so he can go into business. Even the two courtyard houses her grandmother brought from her maternal family are "sold" to the male lead's family at an absurdly low price, out of pure consideration for everyone else. In the end, her aunt loses her job and her courtyard houses, then dies horribly at the hands of the male lead's nemesis. At last, the love-struck niece becomes the target of everyone's scorn. "He's not a scumbag, he just..." "I know, but sometimes he's quite good to me." Qing Yin was so angry she nearly developed breast hyperplasia. But when she woke up, she had actually transmigrated into the doomed aunt of that love-struck female lead! Her eldest brother hasn't even been dead for seven days, and the male lead's older sister, who doesn't want to be sent to the countryside, is already urging her good niece to give up the job opportunity for her, so they can become good sisters-in-law in the future... As for a love-struck tool who hopes to move the male lead with her endless sacrifices, only to achieve the opposite and bring the male and female leads together... Career-minded Qing Yin: I don't understand, I don't respect it, and I don't wish them well. Get lost, and stop getting in the way of my career! Luckily, she brought her medical skills from her previous life with her. This time, her aunt is determined to use her superb medical skills to forge a bright path in the medical world and become the youngest Grandmaster of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the history of the Dragon Kingdom! [There are lots of completed, hefty novels in my collection. Hurry and check them out!] Theme: Women should be independent and self-reliant, and build a better life