A Wild Girl Arrives at the Compound, and the Heirless Young Master Falls Hard for Her

[The heroine plays the pig to eat the tiger × a battlefield of competing men × mercilessly bullying the weak]

In the 1980s, Gu Wan was the troublemaking girl everyone in the military compound despised.

She insulted a commanding officer’s wife, getting her father sidelined.

Her lavish spending left her eldest brother, who had earned a place at a prestigious university, unable to afford medicine, leaving him bedridden with a lingering illness.

Foolish and lecherous, she threw herself at her father’s cold-faced superior, Fu Yansheng, causing a huge scandal and getting caught in the act.

Then Gu Wan, a modern doctoral expert in traditional Chinese medicine, transmigrated into her body.

She worked hard to clear her name and make something of herself, cleaning up the mess the original owner had left behind one piece at a time. Armed with the traditional medicine knowledge from her previous life, she charged into the medical world.

To the three Gu family men who had suffered so much because of her, she said:

She hauled her defeated father back up and helped him rise step by step.

She cured her frail eldest brother and helped him build a business empire.

She saved her broken second brother and helped him fulfill his extraordinary artistic dreams.

When the wild girl once again faced a barrage of insults and misunderstandings:

The general’s daughter: “Gu Wan is my best friend.”

The commanding officer’s wife: “Gu Wan is the best child I’ve ever known.”

The principal’s mother-in-law: “Gu Wan is the only daughter-in-law I’ll accept.”

The young master of the capital, Fu Yansheng, who had once been repulsed when Gu Wan threw herself at him: “Come cuddle, wifey.”

At last, Gu Wan went from being a wild girl everyone despised to the beloved darling everyone envied.