[Period setting + childhood sweethearts + devoted husband + family] Don’t read it if you hate unfinished endings
“Old Mu, want a daughter?”
The divine weapon had just given birth to a spirit when, for shaking the foundations of Heaven and Earth, its power was stripped away the very next second and it was cast into another world. There, it became an orphan in a backward forest camp during the early days of reform and opening up.
Fortunately, the kindhearted owner of the camp took her in. Old Mu was a disabled veteran who had never married or had children, afraid of being a burden to a good woman. So he simply picked up an orphan and raised her as his own daughter.
He never imagined that his daughter, whose name was Ruhua, could climb trees faster than a monkey, run faster than a dog, and swim faster than a fish.
By the age of ten, she was famous across the surrounding villages as a “wild little rascal.” But Old Mu didn’t mind. She was his precious daughter.
Then Old Mu’s dear friend died unexpectedly, entrusting his widowed younger sister and her son to him in his final moments.
Now the untamable Ruhua had finally met her match…
Reading guide: Two couples, with the romance developing later on. A fun, everyday story about raising kids together and joining hands to build a prosperous life!
Ruhua is an “adorable” weapon, but her brain is wired differently from everyone else’s.
[Overpowered, eccentric heroine vs. frail, top-student male schemer]
[Gentle, devoted widow vs. gruff, disabled veteran]