Synopsis:
Su Yun, the head of surgery in the 21st century, suddenly stumbled and found herself in the 1970s as a poor young woman who had just gotten married and was beaten to death by domestic violence. Her natal family was unreliable, and her in-laws bullied her at will. Not only was she abused, but she was also falsely accused of seducing her brother-in-law. They thought they could control her? Ridiculous.
Su Yun slapped away her younger sister who had brought people to “catch her in adultery,” then kicked her scumbag ex-husband straight into becoming a eunuch. Even the worst father-in-law in the entire book wanted to deal with her? Su Yun mercilessly gave them a “family destruction package.” As for the mother-in-law who kept crying and claiming how hard her life was? She’d better not cry in front of her, or she would be beaten as well.
Just as she finished cleaning up that shameless family, the man whose legs she had just healed stood up and pulled her into his arms. In a hoarse voice by her ear, he whispered that she could deal with him however she wanted. Su Yun almost laughed from anger. With him holding her so tightly, how was she supposed to deal with him?
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