A Stunningly Beautiful Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor Arrived At The Island Military Region [1970s]

After completing a grueling two-day, one-night surgery, Jiang Li barely had time to rest before she transmigrated into a novel set in the 1970s, becoming the spoiled fake heiress who constantly caused trouble.

When the real heiress returned, she took away the original host’s job and her recommendation spot for worker-peasant-soldier college admission.

As for Jiang Li—

she was forced to return to a poor island village, burdened with two younger siblings who had lost both parents.

The family’s wooden boat-house on the island was battered by wind and rain, and the kitchen cupboard held nothing but half a cold sweet potato. Fortunately, Jiang Li knew medicine. With medical resources desperately scarce on the island, she rolled up her sleeves and plunged straight into work at the local clinic.

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The Jiang family on the island had a bad class background, and everyone avoided them like the plague. But as Doctor Jiang cured more and more patients…

“Whoever dares bully Doctor Jiang can step over my dead body first!”

“Doctor Jiang, you’ve run out of water, haven’t you? I’ll carry some over right away.”

“Doctor Jiang, these lobsters were just caught fresh from the sea. Take a look!”

Gradually, Jiang Li’s reputation on the island grew higher and higher. Eventually, she even caught up with the reinstatement of the national college entrance exam and was admitted to university in one go.

When Jiang Xiaoxiao heard the news, she bit her lip in hatred.

In her dream, Jiang Li had been ostracized on the island and lived miserably. So why was her life now so comfortable and successful?

Even more infuriating was that years later, those two “burdensome” younger siblings she once despised—one became the richest man in China, while the other became a highly respected nuclear submarine research expert.

There was a military garrison stationed on the island, and Jiang Li heard the wake-up bugle every single day.

One time, she encountered a man whose training uniform was soaked through with blood at the shoulder. While helping clean and dress his wound, the man remained calm and silent the entire time.

Curious, she secretly observed him.

Rumor had it that this man was the infamous “King of Hell” regiment commander of the military district—strict as iron with his troops, covered in military achievements despite his young age, and promoted faster than a missile launch.

There were even rumors that he refused matchmaking because he was frigid and uninterested in women.

Jiang Li ignored the gossip. Whenever he came to the clinic injured, she treated him with utmost care.

Until one day, Jiang Li was forced to attend a matchmaking event. Listening to a divorced man drone endlessly about how she should raise his children, she couldn’t help covering her mouth and yawning.

The next second—

Bang!

A chair toppled over as the nagging divorced man was lifted off the ground by a large, well-defined hand.

A cold, imposing presence approached.

Jiang Li looked up and met the man’s deep, steady eyes.

He said, “Mind if I cut in line?”

Cheng Jingchuan stood tall in an immaculate white military uniform. His expression was so stern it looked as though he might head to the battlefield at any moment.

One by one, he laid out his salary passbook and military medals.

“Comrade Xiao Jiang.”

“These are my savings and the honors I’ve earned. If you’re willing, I can submit a marriage application to the army immediately.”

Jiang Li: Huh?

Wasn’t he supposed to be frigid?

It wasn’t until much later—after they had broken two beds in succession—that Jiang Li rubbed her aching waist in grievance.

What “frigid”? It was all a lie!