In the Famine Years, I Kept the Male Lead's Whole Family Alive with My Medical Skills

One morning, Song Wanyu wakes up inside a novel about a famine and finds herself in the body of its arrogant, selfish, villainous supporting character.

In the novel, she was a concubine-born daughter of the Marquis Yongchang’s family in the capital. After coveting her legitimate sister’s match, her stepmother sold her to a village boy’s family to bring him good luck. Unable to tolerate his poverty, she tricked a village rascal into eloping with her. The male lead chased after them, got caught in a landslide, and was left with a limp, destroying his chances of passing the imperial examinations.

Remembering the tragic fate recorded in the novel, Song Wanyu decides on the spot to cling to the leg of a powerful ally.

A broken leg? A limp? For a highly intelligent modern medical professor, that’s no problem!

No rice in the jar? No worries, she has a stockpile in her space!

Nothing will grow in the fields? No worries, she has high-quality improved seeds!

She plans to leave quietly once the famine is over, but a certain man sees through her and blocks her on the road. “I need a wife. You’re not allowed to leave!”

Song Wanyu: “Weren’t we supposed to get divorced after the famine?”