[Marriage First, Love Later] [Mutually Devoted] [One-on-One Romance] [Transmigrate into a Book] [Face-Slapping] [Pocket Dimension] The world's top surgeon dies in a car accident. When she opens her eyes, she has landed in the 1970s, in a family torn apart by her parents' divorce.
Her biological father is heartless, her widowed aunt-in-law is shrewd, and her cousin has stolen her job placement. That still isn't enough for them: they make her go to the countryside in her cousin's place, and the whole family pressures her to leave.
"You'll only be in the countryside for a few years. When you come back, getting another job will be a piece of cake."
A family like this? She doesn't need them! She'll go to the countryside!
As soon as Ruan Anning agrees to go, her aunt-in-law slips her a marriage certificate.
It turns out they were afraid she'd return to the city, so they secretly married her off to the man she'd been betrothed to as a child: Gu Changqing, the Gu family's son who'd been sent down to the countryside! They meant for her to follow the Gu family out to the country, suffer with them, and spend the rest of her life there.
Ruan Anning sells her job first, then empties out her biological father's and aunt-in-law's home before taking the marriage certificate and heading to the countryside to marry.
But when she arrives, she doesn't find a down-and-out husband. Instead, she meets the refined Professor Gu, a future military-industry research powerhouse and a top talent protected by the state.
Everyone calls him "Academician Gu!"
The woman who went to the countryside to get married becomes the apple of the research genius's eye, cherished by his entire family.
The usually dignified and composed Gu Changqing softens his voice, his eyes reddening as he pleads, "Anning, when can we have a baby?"
Offering free medical consultations is ridiculous; it's a thankless task. That guy surnamed Wen is still so stubborn, and the female lead, acting like a fool, keeps helping out. The amnesia part is just baffling; she even holds someone else's hand. Her father and aunt's indecisiveness in handling the situation only fuels their antics.
The male protagonist is just like Teddy; the other guy, also a soldier, is a womanizer! It's 2025 already, why are they still writing such terrible genre novels?
I hate amnesia, I hope the male lead will be changed.
Why include an amnesia trope? That's what I hate most. If you'd mentioned it in the title from the start, I wouldn't have read it. It's so awkward.
It's so-so! The content is pretty much the same everywhere! Nothing new or interesting.
It's set in a different world, but not ancient times. The books are written exactly the same way, just with different titles but identical content. Discarding this book! Discarding this book! Discarding this book!
This book is great, I love it!
It's good, but I don't like that the female lead donated all her money. Did she think she had too much money?
If the male lead still doesn't know how to avoid suspicion after finding out, the female lead can just throw him away.
The female lead can't be this bored, can't she just tell everyone she's married? Why talk so much nonsense and do so many pointless things?