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Ning Xi transmigrates into the body of a twenty-year-old woman in 1970s rural China, inhabiting the role of the tragic ex-wife in a novel titled "The Village Girl of the '70s Strikes Back as a Top Divine Doctor." The original Ning Xi was a "love-brained" troublemaker who despised her arranged marriage to Jiang Chengbei, a handsome and capable military officer, in favor of her childhood sweetheart, Gu Mingze. After a disastrous marriage ending in divorce and abuse, the original character died at thirty-five. Upon waking, Ning Xi finds herself in a thatched hut with Jiang Chengbei after he rescues her from an assault orchestrated by Cao Xinrou, a woman who secretly loves Jiang Chengbei and sought to ruin Ning Xi’s reputation. Instead of the planned violation, Jiang Chengbei and Ning Xi share an intimate encounter, leading him to declare he will take responsibility by marrying her.

Ning Xi, aware of the novel’s plot, decides to accept the marriage to survive and avoid the grim fate of the original character. She quickly reclaims a jade pendant from Cao Xinrou, which contains a spiritual spring space that grants healing abilities and agricultural benefits. This discovery becomes a crucial asset for her future. The marriage proceeds despite opposition from Jiang Chengbei’s mother, Tian Guilan, who fears the political repercussions of marrying a capitalist’s daughter, and his younger sister, Jiang Yanyan, who favors Cao Xinrou as a bride. Jiang Chengbei firmly defends Ning Xi, asserting his authority and promising to protect her from any mistreatment within the family.

Conflict escalates when Jiang Yanyan presents forged love letters, claiming Jiang Chengbei wrote them to Cao Xinrou. Ning Xi suspects forgery and demands a handwriting analysis. The patriarch, Old Master Jiang, exposes the forgery by noting the discrepancy between the old school handwriting on the letters and Jiang Chengbei’s current mature script. The culprit is revealed to be Jiang Chengnan, the youngest brother, who impersonated his sibling to win Cao Xinrou’s affection. Cao Xinrou, humiliated and furious, rejects Jiang Chengnan and vows revenge against Ning Xi.

During a mountain outing, Ning Xi and Jiang Chengbei encounter a wild boar. Jiang Chengbei bravely kills the beast to protect Ning Xi, who had sprained her ankle during the escape. The event strengthens their bond, with Jiang Chengbei displaying deep care and Ning Xi growing more attached to his reliability and strength. Back home, the boar meat is distributed among villagers, improving the family’s social standing. Meanwhile, Cao Xinrou, still obsessed with Jiang Chengbei, schemes to sabotage Ning Xi’s reputation further, while Jiang Chengnan becomes infatuated with Cao Xinrou despite her rejection.

Ning Xi continues to navigate family dynamics, asserting her independence and refusing to be bullied by Jiang Yanyan or Zhou Qinglian. She uses her knowledge of the future and the spiritual spring to gain advantages, including healing injuries and improving crop yields. Jiang Chengbei, initially reserved, becomes increasingly affectionate and protective, often blushing at Ning Xi’s teasing. Their relationship evolves from a pragmatic arrangement to genuine mutual respect and love, as they prepare for a life together amidst the political and social challenges of the era.

As the story progresses, Ning Xi establishes herself as a capable and resilient woman, using the spiritual spring to become a skilled doctor. She faces ongoing jealousy from Cao Xinrou and hostility from certain family members but remains steadfast. Jiang Chengbei supports her ambitions, ensuring she is treated with dignity. The narrative follows their journey as they build a life together, overcoming external threats and internal family tensions, ultimately transforming from strangers into a united couple facing the future with hope and determination.