The Refugee Healer: Turning My Crippled Husband into a War God

A clear-headed heroine versus a loyal, straightforward hero. Shen Qingwu, a modern chief researcher of Chinese herbal medicine, transmigrates into the body of a refugee in a frontier settlement. To protect herself and her younger brother, she is forced to marry Xie Heng, a lame discharged soldier despised by the entire village. Everyone laughs at her for marrying a good-for-nothing and assumes she is destined to suffer for the rest of her life. On their wedding night, Xie Heng apologizes softly. “You've been wronged by having to marry me.” Shen Qingwu smiles. The man is tall and broad-shouldered, with eight-pack abs and rugged good looks. As for which of them is getting the worse deal, that remains to be seen. While every household in the village fights over even wild vegetables, her family eats meat until they are stuffed at every meal! When troublesome relatives come to seize their food, Shen Qingwu uses both gentle and forceful methods to send them running in disgrace! Everyone believes she was merely lucky enough to find some food, but only Shen Qingwu knows that she possesses a golden finger, allowing her to enter the mountains as if she were shopping for supplies. And her taciturn, fiercely protective husband is her greatest trump card.