Return to the Seventies: Grassland Veterinary Station

Su Qinghe, a PhD from the College of Veterinary Medicine at an agricultural university, accidentally transmigrated into the 1970s through a laboratory mishap, becoming a frail educated youth ostracized by her family and sent to the grasslands of Inner Mongolia's borderlands. After the original host succumbed to illness, she embraced her "educated youth" identity and used modern veterinary knowledge to shatter prejudices: performing the grassland's first-ever cesarean section on a ewe during a snowy night, controlling a deadly sheeppox outbreak in seven days, leading herders in building silage pits to combat white disasters, and preventing the spread of brucellosis. Step by step, she became t...