The Divine Farmstead Doctor’s Feisty Blessed Wife

Bai Banxia, a top researcher in medical science from the modern era, falls asleep in her laboratory and transmigrates into the body of a chubby, bullied girl of the same name in the rural village of Baoshan Cun. The original owner was a timid victim of severe bullying, ultimately pushed into a river by Wang Taohua, the spoiled daughter of a local family, and drowned after being accused of premarital pregnancy. Upon waking, Bai Banxia discovers she has inherited not only the girl’s body but also a "Divine Doctor System" she had been developing, which grants her medical diagnostic and treatment capabilities. Instead of cowering, she immediately fights back, throwing Wang Taohua and her accomplices into the river and asserting her dominance, shocking the villagers who were accustomed to her previous submissiveness.

Her transformation attracts unwanted attention from her own family, particularly her grandmother, Old Mrs. Bai, who views Bai Banxia as a useless burden and a "money-losing commodity." The grandmother attempts to sell her off to a violent widower, Wang Han, to settle family debts. Bai Banxia’s father, Bai Tian, a seemingly lazy and cowardly man, stages a dramatic suicide attempt to protect his daughter, revealing a deep, albeit theatrical, love for his family. Bai Banxia realizes that despite their flaws, her parents care for her, and she resolves to use her medical skills and the system to improve their dire financial situation. She begins harvesting medicinal herbs on the back mountain, discovering that her predecessor’s obesity was caused by improper medication rather than gluttony, and she starts a regimen to restore her health.

Conflict escalates when the Wang family demands compensation for Wang Taohua’s facial injuries, which were actually caused by a scratch from another villager during the river incident. Bai Banxia refuses to pay and challenges the accusers to a virginity test using a dubious medicinal potion. She outsmarts the corrupt midwife by forcing Wang Taohua to undergo the test first, revealing that the girl’s blood reacts with the medicine, implying guilt. This public humiliation exposes the Wang family’s malicious fabrication and silences their demands, though it deepens the feud with the village chief and the Wang clan. Bai Banxia firmly establishes that she will no longer tolerate bullying, threatening to take the matter to the county magistrate if provoked again.

Shortly after, her grandfather, Old Mr. Bai, chokes on a fish bone fragment lodged in his trachea. The village doctor, Doctor Xu, fails to diagnose the issue, attributing the symptoms to excess phlegm. Bai Banxia intervenes, using her system to identify the foreign object and performing a complex acupuncture technique to expel it. She bets that if she fails, she will marry Wang Han, but if she succeeds, her second uncle, Bai Shui, must pay her two taels of silver. She successfully removes the bone fragment, saving her grandfather’s life and winning the bet. This act of medical prowess shocks the family, particularly Bai Shui, who had mocked her capabilities. The victory forces the family to acknowledge her potential, though it also incites jealousy and further hostility from Bai Shui, who later violently beats his wife in a fit of rage. Bai Banxia’s journey shifts from mere survival to actively using her medical expertise to navigate family politics, earn income, and protect her loved ones in a hostile rural environment.