A Spatial Stockpile, Beast-Speech, Solving Major Cases, and a State Job: Living the Good Life

(Understands animal speech) + (satisfying story and hoarding) + (scheming) + (sharp-tongued) + (revenge without delay) + (spirit spring space) + (satisfying story) + (college entrance exam) + (putting scumbags in their place) + (never takes a loss, never plays the saint). Su Ruotong transmigrates to the 1970s by accident. With a space that can duplicate things and contains spirit spring water, as well as the ability to understand animals, she becomes a notorious little “witch” in her village. By chance, she is recognized and brought back to the capital, where she learns she is the long-lost biological granddaughter of a general. But there is a scheme behind this reunion: the general is gravely ill, and his family wants her to bring him good fortune, while they favor the fake heiress they raised themselves. Once she has outlived her usefulness, the Su family tries to cast her out. Su Ruotong stops holding back and deals with each of these heartless people in turn. She stays in the capital to work as a veterinarian, thriving with her ability to understand animals, and falls in love at first sight with a handsome soldier, Qiao Yunting. From then on, she uses her “animal army” to take on local thugs and catch spies. She seizes the opportunity of the college entrance exams to improve herself, builds a zoo, buys a courtyard house, and finds one way after another to make money. With her clues, Qiao Yunting solves major cases and rises through the ranks. Together, they make an extraordinary life for themselves in this era.