I transmigrated to the 1970s and became the female lead's vicious stepsister.

The political commissar had planned everything meticulously, but he never expected that Su Lingwu would give the prescription to the troops free of charge.

Doctors usually value traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions highly, after all, they are prescriptions for medicine. You know, if the military uses them, even if they get a small share, they can still make a lot of money. But Su Lingwu just said, "I'll give them to you."

It was as if they weren't giving me a prescription, but just an ordinary head of cabbage.

This girl has an unusual level of awareness.

"Are you really going to give the prescription to the military for free? You won't regret it?"

Su Lingwu nodded and smiled. "Political Commissar, it's just a low-cost prescription. I won't regret it once I've said it. I'm happy to be able to do something for the army."

"However, even if I give you the prescription for this pill, you won't be able to use it on a large scale. Moreover, good medicinal materials are hard to find, making it difficult to promote in large quantities. So I won't give it to you. But I can donate twenty pills to our master free of charge. You can bring these with you if it's a mission with a high risk factor."

It wasn't that Su Lingwu was being generous, but rather that she had a deeper consideration. She definitely wanted to give these pills to Fu Linchuan and the three Su Xiangnans. If only the two of them had them, it would be too conspicuous. If they encountered danger and someone else happened to need them, would she give them to them or not?

If she didn't give it to them, it would be disregarding their camaraderie. She didn't think Fu Linchuan and Su Xiangnan would do such a thing. But if she gave it to them, what would she do?

When I needed the medicine, it was no longer available.

She didn't want this to happen.

She gave the troops twenty pills, and they could distribute them however they wanted. For ordinary missions, the low-cost version was enough. For high-risk missions, they could use her pills, which would be more effective.

Moreover, she believed that if the troops wanted her high-end version of the pills, she wouldn't be able to give them away for free; she would have to pay real money.

She couldn't possibly hand over all the prescriptions. Giving some of the lower-cost versions to the military would not only earn her and Fu Linchuan a good reputation but also protect her safety, which she felt was worthwhile.

Based on her actions, anyone who wants to take action against her will have to think twice, since she has made a lot of contributions to the military.

Although it has been 75 years, she still has to be careful, as things sometimes get more and more crazy as they get older.

She's not content with just being an ordinary doctor; she has her own plans for the future, and building more connections is never a bad thing.

"Donate twenty!"

At this moment, the political commissar's mind was filled with the thought that Su Lingwu wanted to donate twenty pills to their division. Each pill cost ten yuan, so twenty pills would cost two hundred yuan. She just gave them away like that. What a bold move!

"Oh my, Rinchuan, you've married a wonderful woman!"

"Political Commissar, please wait a moment, I'll get the pills for you."

Su Lingwu took out a box. Each pill inside was wrapped tightly in oil paper and sealed with wax to ensure it was waterproof, stain-proof, and oil-proof, thus extending its shelf life.

Su Lingwu made a lot of these pills for Fu Linchuan, and took out twenty of them.

"Xiao Su, our master is truly blessed to have you. If you encounter any problems in the future, feel free to come to me and our master."

With the political commissar's words, Su Lingwu knew that the pills hadn't been given in vain.

"The military and the people are one family. I am also a member of our division, and I am happy to be able to do something for the troops."

"Political Commissar, this is the prescription. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me. I have written down the proportions of the ingredients and the steps. Here are twenty antidote pills."

Su Lingwu gave the prescription and pills to the political commissar.

The political commissar took the prescription and pills, his hands trembling uncontrollably.

You should know that Su Lingwu submitted a free prescription to the army, which could save the army a lot of money.

The number of soldiers needed by the troops is not small; with so many soldiers combined, it becomes a huge force.

"Xiao Su, on behalf of the army, I thank you." After saying that, the political commissar gave Su Lingwu a military salute.

Su Lingwu playfully returned a military salute. Although it wasn't perfect, it was full of energy and made people feel comfortable. The political commissar and Fu Linchuan both smiled.

"Okay, I'm leaving now. You guys can rest for a bit before you go to work."

"Wait, Political Commissar!"

Before the political commissar could take a step, Su Lingwu called out to him.

Su Lingwu hurriedly ran out of the house and returned a short while later.

"I forgot about your tea. Didn't you say it was delicious? Here's a serving for you and Commander Lin."

"Haha, alright then, I won't stand on ceremony with you. I'll give this to the division commander later."

The two were just about to meet to discuss the prescription.

Fu Linchuan held Su Lingwu in his arms; his wife was truly wonderful.

He himself never expected that Su Lingwu would hand over the prescription to the army free of charge. He was a soldier and had a natural sense of belonging to the army, but Su Lingwu was different. Even if she was negotiating with the army, it was understandable that she asked for money.

But she didn't; she simply handed over the prescription.

He knew there must be some reason behind this, and Fu Linchuan was very happy.

In the afternoon, as soon as Su Lingwu arrived at the clinic door, she saw a furtive figure.

Who are you?

"What are you doing?"

Upon hearing the voice, the person trembled in fright. "I...I have bumps on my face. Can you prescribe some medicine for me?"

"You've covered your face completely, how am I supposed to see it?"

Su Lingwu wondered who this person was, as their entire face was covered by a veil, and they were also wearing glasses and a mask.

"You... just prescribe some medicine to reduce inflammation, that's fine. You have Chinese medicine here, I don't want to go all the way to the county town to get medicine."

"That won't do. Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes observation, listening, questioning, and palpation. I haven't even examined you before prescribing medicine. Do you think that's appropriate?"

Su Lingwu suddenly felt that the voice sounded very familiar.

"How shameful must it be that they don't even dare to show their face?"

"Who's ashamed to be seen in public!"