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

"Stop arguing, okay? I don't want the dowry!"

Su Lingtang ran out of the house crying and shouted at the group.

"This has nothing to do with me! Don't drag me into everything. You only got an extra 120 yuan in dowry because of me. And you call yourself my mother? When it really matters, you're nothing!"

Su Lingwu actually looked down on Du Lijuan and would play useless tricks on her own family.

She doesn't dare to utter a word to her own family, nor to the Gu family, but she dares to act arrogantly towards the few people in her own family—a typical bully at home.

"You!" Du Lijuan was so angry at her stepdaughter that her heart ached.

Su Lingwu went straight into her room. How much she was willing to give her daughter was Du Lijuan's own business; in any case, she shouldn't even think about touching her money.

She'll get married and leave this place later. Let her do whatever she wants; out of sight, out of mind.

Su Wu married his own wife, so he should just accept it.

"Xiao Tang... Mom doesn't mean... I don't want to give it to you. You saw it today, the Gu family is really stingy. I'll save this money for you first, and you can ask me for it when you need it later."

Su Lingtang wanted to understand her mother, but she just felt so sad.

Sometimes she really wished she could be like Su Lingwu, making a scene and speaking her mind freely without caring about anyone.

Is it only through marriage that a woman can have a home that truly belongs to her? Su Lingtang couldn't help but long for her wedding day to arrive soon.

Su Lingtang lowered her head, concealing her emotions, "Yes, Mom, I understand."

"My daughter is still the most sensible and considerate, unlike that one, who's just a troublemaker." Du Lijuan dislikes her stepdaughter, but there's nothing she can do about it.

Being sensible—how ironic! Just because she's sensible, she has to suffer losses and give in to others all the time.

"Mom, I'm going back to my room too."

"Oh, how could this child..." Du Lijuan wanted to continue telling her daughter about her hardships, but she never expected that her daughter would leave like this.

"Alright, aren't you tired after working all day? Go and rest, you still have to work this afternoon."

Su Wu went back to his room and lay down.

The courtyard was quiet. Su Lingwu locked the door and went back into her spatial dimension.

Over this period of time, she has read more than ten books. She doesn't know if it's because of the space or because she drank the spiritual spring water, but Su Lingwu reads very quickly and has a particularly good memory.

I can remember most of what I've read, and if I read it again, I'll remember it firmly in my mind.

Whenever she has free time, Su Lingwu reads.

When it comes to identifying herbs, she would hold a book while observing and identifying the herbs in the space.

The space is filled with an overwhelming variety of medicinal herbs, even rare and precious ones are as common as cabbages.

After laying a solid foundation, Su Lingwu began to study pathology and prescriptions, while also learning acupuncture points.

The man she saved last time must be quite skilled in medicine, right? She happens to have some questions, so she'll go and ask him for advice.

Su Lingwu slung her backpack over her shoulder, preparing to go to her maternal grandmother's place first.

She was just about to go get some pastries, milk powder, and food for her grandmother. Su Lingwu always remembered that she owed her grandmother all the credit for having such a magical space.

"Hey, Xiao Wu'er, where are you going again?" Su Wu heard the commotion in the courtyard and looked outside. It was his daughter about to go out.

"I miss my grandma, I'm going to go see her."

Without waiting for Su Wu's agreement, he ran out.

"Hey, you..."

Su Wu wanted to ask his daughter about his ex-wife, but seeing Du Lijuan's eyes, he stopped talking and continued to rest on the kang (a heated brick bed).

My maternal grandmother's house is in the next brigade, not far away, about a 40-minute walk.

Su Lingwu found a secluded spot, took out a bag of pastries, a can of milk powder, and ten catties of flour from her spatial storage.

It was put in a cloth bag so you couldn't see what was inside.

"Oh dear, Xiao Wu'er, what brings you here at this hour? It's so hot outside." Grandma and Grandpa Xu were sitting by the window weaving a mat when they saw their granddaughter walk into the yard.

I miss my grandparents.

"Where are my uncle and aunt?" Su Lingwu didn't see her eldest and second uncles.

"Your uncle and the others went to the north ditch to tend the land."

At that time, everyone had a plot of land to grow their own food. They had to work during the day, so they could only take a break at noon or get up early to tend to the land.

If anyone dared to secretly tend their own land instead of going to the production team to earn work points, they would be criticized and have their work points deducted.

"Oh, right, Grandma and Grandpa, these are some pastries, milk powder, and flour I brought for you."

When Xu's maternal grandparents saw that their granddaughter had brought so many high-end and exquisite items, they were so frightened that they quickly closed the windows.

"Where did you get this, you little rascal?" Grandma Xu examined the packaging of the pastries; these were high-end products.

My own daughter doesn't have such valuable receipts; only leaders have them.

"Little Wu'er, we can't do anything illegal or disorderly. Your grandparents would rather not eat than do something foolish like you."

Grandpa Xu also frowned, suspecting that his granddaughter might have gone to the black market; the child had always been daring since she was little.

"Grandma and Grandpa, please eat without worry. These were all given to me by your grandson-in-law, so of course I'm giving them to my beloved grandma and grandpa."

"Don't worry about eating. I saved some for myself. This portion is for you, so don't be reluctant to eat it."

Su Lingwu will definitely send things to the two elders frequently in the future.

"You silly child, why are you bringing us such good stuff? We're already so old, it doesn't matter whether we eat it or not. You keep it for yourself. You're at the age where you're growing, so eat more."

Grandma pushed the things to Su Lingwu, telling her to take them back.

"I'll get angry if you don't eat!"

"I brought this to you especially on such a hot day, and you still refuse it? This is all out of my filial piety, you mustn't refuse it!"

Grandma and Grandpa Xu exchanged a smile and nodded, "Good, our little Wu'er has really grown up. She knows how to be filial to her grandparents now."

"Of course! I will always remember how good my grandparents are to me. You love me, and I will love you back. Eat in peace. I will buy you more in the future."

Grandma Xu smiled and hugged Su Lingwu, "Oh my, time really flies! In the blink of an eye, our little Wu'er has grown into a young lady."

"By the way, when are you bringing your boyfriend over so your grandparents can meet him? We haven't met him yet."

Su Lingwu then recounted Fu Linchuan's plan to capture Ma Changzheng.

"Good, ridding the people of a scourge. This Ma Changzheng family has harmed so many people, finally someone has come to punish them."

Although Grandpa Xu hadn't seen Fu Linchuan, he had already developed a good impression of him.

"Grandma and Grandpa, I'm not going to chat with you anymore. I came here this time not only to see you, but also for other things."

Su Lingwu told her grandparents about her recent research into traditional Chinese medicine, and also mentioned that she had saved that person before, so she could go and ask him for advice.

"Yes, studying medicine is a good thing, but you still need to be careful and keep it a secret from others." Grandma Xu approved of Su Lingwu learning some traditional Chinese medicine; it's good for the young girl to learn more.

"Then take this thing with you. He's practically your teacher, so it's always good to be polite. Let him teach you properly."

Grandpa Xu told Su Lingwu to take the things and give them to that person.

"No need, Grandpa. These things aren't really suitable for him right now. I've prepared something else. I'll be going now."

Su Lingwu left carrying the cloth bag.

Walking along the path to the vicinity of the cowshed, I happened to see a man cooking something.

He looked up and saw the little girl who had saved his life. "You... what are you doing here?"

"There are some parts of the book you gave me that I don't quite understand, so I've come here to ask you for help."

The man's eyes lit up slightly. "You're interested?"

"If you... if you don't mind my background, feel free to come over. I'll definitely tell you everything I know."

When he was at his most desperate, Su Lingwu and her daughter gave him a bag of snacks, which saved his life. He will remember it for the rest of his life.

"for you."

Su Lingwu prepared two meat buns and two steamed buns for the man, as well as twenty catties of cornmeal.

"This... I owe you enough, I can't take anything more from you."

"Stop being so wishy-washy, just take it. Survive first, then we'll talk about repaying you. Besides, I don't expect you to repay me in any way. I really want to study medicine. Teach me well, and consider this my tuition."

It is said that men do not easily shed tears, but the man's eyes reddened because of Su Lingwu's words.

For more than two hours, Su Lingwu listened attentively, and the other party taught her carefully.

Su Lingwu finally learned the other party's name: Liu Jinghe. His family was a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, but he had a particular fondness for Western medicine when he was young. He studied abroad for eight years and then worked at a hospital in Beijing until he was framed.

"He used to be a big shot," Su Lingwu thought to herself.

After finishing her studies, Su Lingwu quietly walked home along a side path.

The sound of Sasha's footsteps alerted Su Lingwu.

He picked up two stones and held them in his hand, then threw one behind him.

"what!"

"You...you woman, you just need to be taught a lesson!"

"It's you!"