The Stoic General: His Wife Says, Come Home and Farm

After transmigrating to ancient times, she became a timid, useless farm woman whose fiancé was stolen by a magistrate's daughter, who was dumped by her scumbag ex, and who married a constable. On her wedding day, she jumped into a river and became infamous, saddled with a terrible reputation. When she opened her eyes again, she was a young apprentice of modern Chinese medicine. Her scumbag ex dumped her? She'd make him regret it. They called her weak and useless? She'd give them a piece of her mind. A scheming mother-in-law, a mean second sister-in-law, and a sanctimonious rival: she'd knock every one of you flat. Who said this man was cold-blooded, stern, and taciturn? Then who was the one undressing her, kissing her, and teasing her? Life in the countryside was sweet, and she never expected that the man from the mountains would rise through the ranks to become a powerful figure with an army at his command.