The Sixties: A Nine-Year-Old Silly Girl Who's Three Thousand Years Old

(Period setting + military marriage + space + family favorite + cozy everyday life + making money + face-slapping and punishing scum) After failing her tribulation, a bolt of lightning split off a wisp of the three-thousand-year-old mountain goddess’s soul and sent it into the body of a nine-year-old fool. Shaya’s mother died of blood loss giving birth to her, and her father vanished without a trace. She grew up on food given to her by the villagers. One winter, when she was nine, she rescued an older boy in the mountains. After learning about her circumstances, he decided to take her to his army base and raise her. From then on, Shaya resolved to become an excellent soldier, just like her big brother! Six months later, wherever the country needed them, at home or abroad, two figures, one big and one small, would appear, working in perfect sync and proving unbeatable. While studying at Peking University, she encountered her biological father bringing his daughter to campus. He recognized her as his own child and took her back to the military compound in Beijing. Her stepmother is her aunt? Her stepsister is her father’s biological daughter? She absolutely has to avenge her mother, slap down the jerks, and punish the scum. Her stepsister wants to steal the marriage contract arranged for her? Let her have it. Shaya belongs to her big brother. A rugged man grabs her and pins her against the wall. “Song Nanzhi! You dare call off the engagement? Are you really that stupid?” “My fiancé is you! I’m not calling it off. I absolutely won’t!” “Come on. Let’s go register our marriage.”