[Rebirth + Transformation into a Woman + Single + Post-80s Generation + Rural Area + Divine Doctor + Childhood]

This book focuses on childhood rural life, with medical skills used as a embellishment; it belongs to the category of nostalgic childhood literature.

Chen Le is reborn into her parallel world self, but she never expected that she would be a girl in this world.

With the intervention of the selection system, Chen Le also came to a realization: let's live a brand new future!

After acquiring the Divine Healer skill in the system, starting with treating her grandfather's asthma, countless powerful and wealthy people begged her to treat them and wanted her to make house calls, but she was repeatedly refused.

They say that if the King of Hell calls you to die at midnight, no one can keep you alive until dawn, but Chen Le could.

Legend has it that she treats patients and charges fees based on her mood, and most patients have to meet the conditions she sets.

Therefore, some people call her Yama, the King of Hell, and offer conditions to extend her lifespan.

Because of her loli-like appearance, she was given the title "King Yama".

However, the world does not know this.

She only wished to be buried among the flowers, to protect everything she wanted to protect.

Her greatest wish is for her family to be safe and healthy.

I treat patients and save lives, but I just need some living expenses so my family can have a better life.

[PS: Male-to-female transformation story + protagonist never grows up + doesn't pursue a career + post-85s childhood + protagonist can cry and laugh + pure childhood story]

Being misunderstood as poking the socket with a wire - getting beaten - wow!

I had a fight with a rooster and got my mouth full of feathers bitten - and got beaten - wow!

Falling from the plum tree - means being beaten for no reason - wow!

There's a rat snake hanging from my butt—wow!

Wow wow wow…

Reborn as a child, because God was against me, I was easily attacked by everything, so I was beaten every other day...

Well, a purely funny childhood!