Transmigrate to the 1980s: The Cold-Faced Officer's Darling

In 1982, winter in Hongqi Commune was bitterly cold.

When Shen Zhiyi, an attending obstetrician and gynecologist, wakes up, she discovers she has entered a period novel as Lu Chengzhou's "bride brought in to bring him good luck."

In the original story, Lu Chengzhou is a decorated war hero with first-class merit, but an old battlefield injury has left him unable to father children. His original wife despises him for being infertile and poor, runs off with their money after they marry, and eventually dies miserably on the streets. Lu Chengzhou raises his three nieces and nephews alone, never remarries, and ultimately dies in the line of duty while helping fight a flood.

Looking at the taciturn man before her and the three children as skinny as bean sprouts, Shen Zhiyi makes a decision:

She will stay.

She will use her medical skills to establish herself in town, draw on modern knowledge to help the family overcome its difficulties, and find a way to heal Lu Chengzhou's old injury.

Everyone says she is foolish for marrying an officer who "can't perform" and taking on three burdens. They say her life is over.

But later...

The villagers line up at the clinic to see "Doctor Shen." The town gets its first private medical practice. Lu Chengzhou's medals gleam once more on his chest. And one late night, the man who was once as cold as ice clumsily tucks the blanket around her and says softly:

"Zhiyi, I won't let you go in this life."