Back to the Eighties: The Genius Doctor

A fire burned away all the savings Lu Jiuhan had worked for over the years. In her despair, she died unexpectedly!

When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the day she had bitterly regretted for years: the day she turned three, in 1988.

Her family was still intact, and no one had died! Yet her parents had nearly been hurt because of her all the same!

This time, reborn, she swears to become stronger! Who dares touch what she holds dear?

The Iron Scroll of Sincere Devotion, which she acquired by chance, opened her mind to spiritual perception. She took a master and studied medicine, embarking on a brilliant medical path!

Now that the wheel of fate has turned once more, are the people who wronged her in the past ready to pay?

Remember the stern uncle who once forced her parents to hand over everything they had to cover his gambling debts? What could he possibly offer now to repay what he owes his niece?

Remember the beloved aunt who once made chicken soup for her mother, causing her unborn little brother never to come into the world? What could make her pay for a life with her own?

Remember the kind older cousin who took the necklace her uncle had given her and used it to curry favor with her childhood sweetheart? Should her aunt now trade that necklace to get treatment for her?

And when the true identity of the so-called good-for-nothing girl they used to scorn is finally revealed, no one would ever guess that the most inconspicuous daughter of the Lu family is the legendary genius physician, Lu Jiuhan!

With a deft hand and flowing sleeves,

she wields golden needles and decides who lives and dies!

Two lifetimes of poverty? She takes up antiques and uses her spiritual senses to seek out the supernatural!

Three generations of tangled grievances? She sets things right and uncovers a shocking conspiracy!

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Male Lead vs. Female Lead

[Love Like a Knife]

Qin Xiao: “I treat you as my wife. What do you treat me as?”

Lu Jiuhan: “An older brother?”

Qin Xiao: “...”

[A Grand Wedding]

A love letter from the Lu family to Qin Xiao: “Ten miles of spring breeze can't compare to having you. Three thousand miles of weak waters can't compare to marrying you. A thousand miles of rivers and mountains can't compare to sleeping with you!”